COPD Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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3rd cause of death in US

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COPD (4th in world)

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2
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inflammation causes

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small airway dz and parenchymal destruction –>air flow limitation

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3
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small airway dz –>

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airway inflammation and airway remodeling

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4
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parenchymal destruction –>

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loss of alveolar attachments and decreased of elastic recoil

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5
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pursed lip breathing is a/w

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emphysema

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6
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hypoxemia and respiratory acidosis and hypercarbia more common w/

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chronic bronchitis

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7
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corpulmonale from pulmonary HTN

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chronic bronchitis

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8
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blue bloaters

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chronic bronchitis

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9
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pink puffers

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emphysema

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10
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chronic bronchitis (CB)

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chronic productive cough for 3 months during 2 consecutive yrs with no other cause

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11
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obstruction in CB

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inspiratory and expiratory

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12
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emphysema

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pathologic enlargement of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles due to DESTRUCTION OF ALVEOLAR WALL

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13
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obstruction is emphysema

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exhalation

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14
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inflammation by neutrophils a/w

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CB

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15
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inflammation by eosinophil a/w

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asthma

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16
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persistent to sever cough and sputum in

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CB

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17
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dyspnea in emphysema

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progressive, constant, sever

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18
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dyspnea in CB

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intermittent, mild to moderate

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19
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sputum appearance in CB vs. emphysema

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mucopurulant in CB vs clear-mucoid in emphysema

20
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cardinal symp of COPD

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dyspnea, chronic cough, sputum

21
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genetic risk factor of COPD

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alpha 1-antitrypsin def.

22
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polycythemia on CBC

23
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hallmark of dx of COPD

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CXR findings for emphysema

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  1. hyperinflation ~w/bullae2. flattening of diaphragm 3. enlargement of retrosternal air space
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CXR findings for CB
1. cardiac enlargement 2. pulm congestion 3. increased lung markings
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hyperinflation ~w/bullae
emphysema
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cardiac enlargement
CB
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flattening of diaphragm
emphysema
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enlargement of retrosternal air space
emphysema
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increased lung markings
CB
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pulm congestion
CB
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PFTs
FVC (forced vital capacity), FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 sec), FEV1/FVC
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FVC in COPD
normal (vs. low in restrictive dz)
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FEV1 is decreased in
obstructive dz
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normal value of FEV1/FVC
70-80%
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decreased FEV1 with nl FVC
obstructive dz
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5 A approach to smoking cessation
ask about tobacco, advise to quit, access willingness, assist , arrange f/u and support
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mainstay of COPD tx
bronchodilators (B2 agonist and anticholinergics)
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PDE-4 inhibitor
anti-inflammatory effect-inhibits infiltration
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Roflumiast
PDE- used in refractory cases
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mucolytic agents
not for out pt. used in pt w/ thick, tenacious pulmonary secretion
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antiprotease therapy
for pts w. alpha1-antitrypsin def.
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indications for O2 therapy
pO2 < 55 or O2 sat <88%
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purse lip breathing for COPD
more air expelled
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most common organism for lower RI
H flu, S pnemo, Moraxella cath, pseudomonas aeruginosa