Mechanics of Lung Function / Pulmonary Function Tests Flashcards

1
Q

what would cause an increased FEV/FVC ratio?

A

airways tethered open due to fibrotic changes in lung parenchyma

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2
Q

restrictive lung disease?

A

increased fibrotic changes (decreased compliance)

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3
Q

obstructive lung disease?

A

increased compliance

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4
Q

compliance = ?

A

deltaV / deltaP

change in volume over change in pressure

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5
Q

compliance and age?

A

increases with age

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6
Q

elasticity and compliance?

A

inversely related

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7
Q

compliance and surfactant?

A

surfactant makes lung more compliant

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8
Q

pulmonary edema and compliance?

A

lungs are stiffer (loss of surfactant)

therefore, less compliant

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9
Q

compliance on pressure volume curve?

A

decreased slope is less compliant

increased slope is more compliant

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10
Q

decreased slope of compliance curve?

A

decreased compliance, in restrictive diseases

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11
Q

asthma

A

obstructive disease

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12
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emphysema

A

obstructive disease

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13
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dyspnea with aging

A

will increase compliance

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14
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pulmonary edema

A

decreased surfactant, decreased compliance

more RESTRICTIVE

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15
Q

three mechanical functions of lungs?

A

keep alveoli dry
decrease surface tension
increases compliance

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16
Q

no surfactant?

A

wet lungs
less compliant
stiff lung

atelacetasis - collapsed lung

17
Q

decreased in kyphoscoliosis?

A

decreased chest wall compliance

-skeletal abnormality

18
Q

flattening of diaphragm?

A

obstructive disease response

19
Q

airway compression?

A

reduced FEV/FVC ratio

obstructive condition

20
Q

loss of lung architecture?

21
Q

airway constriction?

A

more with asthma

22
Q

expansion of lung tissue (increased volume)

A

intrapleural pressure decrease

23
Q

increased TLC in emphysema?

A

compensate for airway resistance

24
Q

emphysema increased FRC?

A

lung trapping of air

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decreased FEV/FVC ratio in asthma?
due to airway constriction
26
respiratory rate with restrictive?
increased
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respiratory rate with obstructive?
decreased
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can't get air out of lung?
increased PaCO2 | decreased pH
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FEV 25-75
looking at midpoint of breath trends like FEV/FVC ratio
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obstructive
TLC increase | RV increase
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restrictive
TLC decrease VC decrease RV decrease
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COPD vs. asthma?
both reduced FEV1 COPD - chronic asthma - episodic **if bronchodilation improves FEV1, has asthma
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intrinsic restrictive?
fibrosis
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extrinsic restrictive?
pleural effusion
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neuromuscular restrictive?
myasthenia gravis guillan barre -muscular weakness
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reduced lung diffusion?
empyhsema (lower SA) low in pulmonary fibrosis low in anema (less Hb)
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increased lung diffusion?
pulmonary hemorrhage -bc the blood will take up O2
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mild, moderate, sever OPD?
mild: 60-70 moderate: 50-60 severe: less than 50