Serial peak flow plot showing occupational asthma in a worker exposed to formaldehyde. Serial peak flow plot showing occupational asthma in a worker exposed.

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Serial peak flow plot showing occupational asthma in a worker exposed to formaldehyde. Serial peak flow plot showing occupational asthma in a worker exposed to formaldehyde. The top part of the plot shows the diurnal variation (DV), the middle section shows the highest peak expiratory flow (PEF), mean PEF and lowest PEF each day. Shaded areas are work days and white areas are days away from work. The Oasys complex scores (a complex is either a rest–work–rest or work–rest–work pattern) are shown and the predicted PEF line of 519 L·min−1. The bottom section shows the date, number of readings per day and number of hours worked. The overall Oasys score is 3.93 (≥2.51 is positive for occupational asthma). The area between curves score is 80.4 L·min−1·h−1 (≥15 L·min−1·h−1 is positive for occupational asthma) and time-point analysis is positive for occupational asthma. V.C. Moore breathe 2012;8:232-240 ©2012 by European Respiratory Society