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Table 1 Physical characteristics and baseline pulmonary function

From: Pulmonary responses in current smokers and ex-smokers following a two hour exposure at rest to clean air and fine ambient air particles

Subj

Gender

Race

Age

Height

Weight

Smoking

BMI

BSA

FEV 1

FEV 1

FEV 1/FVC

D LCO**

#

  

[yrs]

[cm]

[kg]

[pk-yr]

 

[m 2]

L/s

[% pred]

[%]

 

1

M*

C

74

172

65.3

9.0

22.1

1.77

2.2

80.2

52.8

9.7

2

F*

C

63

157

60.0

40.0

24.3

1.60

1.3

61.3

58.5

16.3

3

F

C

39

157

114.6

48.0

46.5

2.10

1.6

60.9

57.0

20.3

4

M

C

50

172

77.3

31.0

26.1

1.90

3.5

103.2

78.4

25.3

5

M

B

42

183

75.8

39.0

22.6

1.97

3.3

92.9

72.0

35.5

6

F

B

40

159

87.1

38.0

34.4

1.89

1.9

84.1

82.9

30.0

7

F

C

46

163

61.3

30.0

23.1

1.66

2.9

109.8

81.7

17.1

8

F

B

55

160

60.6

54.0

23.7

1.63

2.3

114.1

75.0

13.7

9

F

C

35

168

82.1

39.0

29.1

1.92

3.7

123.0

71.5

22.6

10

F

B

53

154

55.8

60.0

23.5

1.53

1.6

83.6

82.2

8.7

11

F

B

35

165

82.7

12.0

30.4

1.90

2.4

96.5

78.2

15.1

Mean

  

48

165

74.8

27.8

36.4

1.80

2.5

91.8

72.3

20.0

SEM

  

4

3

5.2

2.2

4.7

0.10

0.2

6.1

3.5

2.6

  1. *ex-smoker; **DLCO in ml/min/mm Hg;
  2. M = male, F = female; C = Caucasian, B = black; BSA = body surface area; BMI = body mass index.