Relation between Nitrogen Dioxide Concentration in Scholar Zone of One Junior School along Two Heavily Traffic Road and the Results of Pulmonary Function Test for School Children in Scholar Zone
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The relationship was surveyed between NO<SUB>2</SUB> concentration in the scholar zone of Seido junior school along the heavily traffic road (Road Number-43 and Hanshin Highway Road) and the results of pulmonary function test for school children in scholar zone. The pulmonary functions of 6th-grade school children (352 samples) were measured by an autospirometer. The school boys and girls were classified into the following four groups in inhabit area respectively (Road-50m (lst-area)-100 m (2 nd)-300 m (3rd)-(4th), and Yamate-junior school as Refference (5th)) by twice investigated results of relation between NO<SUB>2</SUB>concentration in scholar zone and the distance from R-43, and etc.<BR>(1) Deviation was not found out between the forced-volume capacity (FVC) for investigated school and reference school children.<BR>(2) For school children living in one (lst-4th) area, the estimated value of FVC is shown as a function of the body height, body weight and NO<SUB>2</SUB> concentration in the area where the child is lived in for more than 3 years, as follow.<BR><I>X</I>: body height (cm), <I>Y</I>: body weight (kg), <I>U</I>: NO2 concentration (μg/5m<I>l</I>) Boy; FVC (<I>X, Y, U</I>) = (0.0315*<I>X</I> + 0.0229* <I>Y</I>-2.850)*(1.1180-0.0670* U) (1) Girl; FVC (<I>X, Y, U</I>) = (0. 0226*<I>X</I>-1-0.0226 <I>Y</I>-3.078)*(1.0809-0.0443* <I>U</I>) (1)
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