Paediatric Pulmonology and Allergology

2003 October, Vol. VI, No. 2 (pp.2277-2282)

Quality of life and biosocial functions

Aleksandras Balbieris, Arturas Andziulis, Remigijus Valdemaras Nargela

As­ses­sment of Qu­a­li­ty of li­fe by St. Ge­or­ge hos­pi­tal res­pi­ra­to­ry qu­es­tion­nai­re, eva­lu­a­ted bio­so­cial func­tions and exer­ci­se to­le­ran­ce tests for 162 pa­tients with bron­chial ast­hma. The aim of stu­dy cor­re­la­tion of qu­es­tion­nai­re re­sults and the in­ves­ti­ga­ted pa­ra­me­ters of BF and exer­ci­se to­le­ran­ce tests. Qu­a­li­ty of li­fe has strong re­la­tion with exer­ci­se to­le­ran­ce, less strong-with bio­so­cial func­tions. No re­la­tion with self-ser­vi­ce, pro­fes­sio­nal ac­ti­vi­ties pro­blems, we­ak re­la­tion with de­pen­den­ce on en­vi­ron­ment and eco­no­mi­cal in­de­pen­den­ce, suf­fi­cient re­la­tion with so­cial ac­ti­vi­ty dis­tur­ban­ces.

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