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Of the many factors regulating Peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR), anthropometric determinants such as height and weight play an important role. PEFR among males and females also show variations in anthropometric parameters. This study aims at analysing the factors determining PEFR in 181 healthy young adults with the help of “The Peak”, Individualised Peak flow meter from Multispiro Inc. The subjects were categorised into groups based on their difference in height and weight. Three PEFR readings were taken from each individual and the best of three readings was considered. The variations of PEFR with respect to height and weight were determined separately. There was a positive correlation of PEFR with height and weight in the young adult males and females. In the males PEFR correlated better with height and in the females it correlated better with weight.

Variations in PEFR among Males and Females With Respect To Anthropometric Parameters