Peak Flow Charts

[Melita58]

Can anyone please tell me where I can find a peak flow chart to print out as I need to record my daily tests and I cannot find one.

[stone-UK]

Hi

Try

bristol-link.co.uk/info/Pea...

Normal values.

peakflow.com/pefr_normal_va...

[hopetorun in reply to stone-UK]

Hi stone. Had a look at these but sadly i am not on this scale. It does not go low enough for me.

[O2Trees]

Try this Melita - It's from Asthma UK and goes to 120

asthma.org.uk/globalassets/...

[knitter]

Hi, I made my own chart but you need squared paper.

Draw a vertical line and a horizontal one to make an L shape.

On the vertical line write 0 to 200 for peak flow result.

On the horizontal write day of the week ......one square one day.

Then put a cross on the peak flow number for each day . Join the crosses when you have a few.

I don't know if you can print squared paper from an Internet template .....I will check.

[Melita58 in reply to knitter]

Thank you.

[risabel59]

If you have a smart phone there are some great peak flow chart app's available.

Also if you are computer minded you can just create a chart in excel or any spread street and then just make a chart with the application. Its actually quite easy. But the paper one available on the Asthma UK web site is good if you want it on paper.

Best

R

[Melita58 in reply to risabel59]

I will look into that, thank you.

[TuckBox2]

Hi Melita,

Try this from Asthma UK, there are 2 links, 1 is the master and the 2nd is for extra pages, it goes from 100 to 800. But you could always change the figures if needed.

asthma.org.uk/advice/resour...

[Melita58]

Thank you, that’s very kind!

[hallentine47]

I was given mine at the local surgery in the form of a book.