Spirometry measurement of peak inspiratory flow identifies suboptimal use of dry powder inhalers in ambulatory patients with COPD

Keyphrases

• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 100%
• Spirometry 100%
• Ambulatory Patients 100%
• Peak Inspiratory Flow 100%
• Peak Inspiratory Flow Rate 100%
• Dry Powder Inhaler 100%
• Mean Group 13%
• Flow Rate Measurement 13%
• Patient Characteristics 6%
• Pulmonary Function 6%
• Receiver Operating Characteristic Curve 6%
• Lung Function 6%
• Pulmonary Function Test 6%
• Male Cohort 6%
• Area under the Curve 6%
• Characteristic Function 6%
• Inspiratory Flow 6%
• Receiver Operating Characteristic Analysis 6%
• Stable Patients 6%
• Rate-based 6%
• Rate Function 6%
• Inspiratory Capacity 6%
• Curve Analysis 6%
• Gender Distribution 6%
• Residual Volume 6%
• Capacity Ratio 6%
• Total Lung Capacity 6%
• Group Characteristics 6%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Obstructive Lung Disease 100%
• Spirometry 100%
• Dry Powder Inhaler 100%
• Peak Inspiratory Flow 100%
• Flow Rate 93%
• Prevalence 6%
• Area under the Curve 6%
• Pulmonary Function Testing 6%
• Inspiratory Capacity 6%
• Total Lung Capacity 6%
• Residual Volume 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 100%
• Spirometry 100%
• Dry Powder Inhaler 100%
• Peak Inspiratory Flow 100%
• Patient Characteristics 6%
• Prevalence 6%
• Lung Function 6%
• Pulmonary Function Testing 6%
• Residual Volume 6%
• Inspiratory Capacity 6%
• Total Lung Capacity 6%
• Lung Characteristics and Functions 6%