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Explain the flow volume loops of obstructive and restrictive respiratory diseases.
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What is the FVC, FEV1 and FEV1/FVC in restrictive lung disease?

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Causes of restrictive lung disease

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Caracteristics of poor breathing mechanics:
A-a gradient and causes:

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Honeycomb lung appearance. Characteristic of interstitial lung disease.

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What is DLCO? What causes a normal and low DLCO? What is normal?

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70 a 140% and severe disease is les 40%

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What are causes of restrictive pulmonary disease?

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  1. Poor breathing tecnica
  2. Interstitial pulmonary disease
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Name the Pneumoconiosis. Pulmonary pathology. Complications

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  1. Coal dust lungs. Upper lungs
  2. Asbestosis: Lower lobes. Shipbuilding, roofing, plumbing. Pleural plaques and lung cancers
  3. Silicosis: Upper lobes. Silica Quartz, metal production facilities. TB and bronchogenic carcinoma. EGGSHELL CALCIFICATION OF LYMPH NODES
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Name the two cancers associated with asbestosis

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Talk about hypersensitivity pneumonitis. Causes and type of hypersensitivity

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Natural history of lobar pneumonia. Phase, days and cells.

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Types of pneumonia and etiologic agent.

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  1. Lobar: S. Pneumonie
  2. Bronchopneumonitis: S. Aures
  3. Interstitial: Viruses and Atypical bacteria
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  1. Lobar: S. Pneumonie
  2. Bronchopneumonitis: S. Aures
  3. Interstitial: Viruses and Atypical bacteria
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Name the common causes of pneumonia per age.

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Name the etiology per special group for pneumonia

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Explain the physiopathology of ARDS?

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Triggers for ARDS?

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Legionella symptoms of pneumonia.

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  1. Mild Pneumonia
  2. GI symptoms
  3. Hyponatremia
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Special bug mycoplasma pneumonia caracteristics:

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  • Has no wall it cannot be stain.
  • Military recruits and residents dorms
  • Autoimmune hemolytic anemia
  • Steven johnson syndrome
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First word that comes in mind with influenza virus:

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SECUNDARY PNEUMONIA

S. Pneumonia, H. Influenzae

Worsening of symptoms after initial improvement.

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Owl eye intranuclear inclusions is from …………………

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citomegalovirus

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Characteristics of Syncytial respiratory virus.

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  • Common cause of bronquilitis, pneumonia in kids
  • Stational from november to april
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Who is the terrible etiology in pneumonia?

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Talk about Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia:

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  1. Immunocompromised
  2. It cannot be stain
  3. Special: Silver
  4. 1st line Treatment: TMP SMX
  5. Prophylaxis: Less than 200 cells CDA
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Types of pneumothorax:
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Treatment of pneumothorax: And why?
Air space filled, remembering air is oxyegn and nitrogen. If you administer 100% oxygen the capillaries will absorb more nitrogen because of the gradient.
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Types of pleural effusion, causes.
Transudative: Low oncotic pressure, high hydrostatic pressure. Hearth failure, cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome. Exudative: Damage to the capillaries. Pneumonia or malignancy. Lymphatic: Injury to the thoracic duct. Malignancy, trauma cx. Milky appearance. high levels of trigliceridos.
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How to differentiate a transudative from a exudative effusion:
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What is mesothelioma, risk factor
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Causes of Chayne Stoke respirations:
Hearth failure and stroke
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………………….. Protein abnormal in cystic fibrosis
CFTR: Cystic fibrosis transmembrane regulator
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What is the CFTF? What type pf transporter is? Where can we find it? What does it does in each site?
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……………… The common mutation in CF
DELTA F508
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What does it really means that their is a mutation in CFTR?
* Abnormal protein folding * Prevents protein trafficking ro correct site
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What features I find in CF ?
Chronic pancreatitis Diabetes mellitus asociated chronic pancreatitis Biliary disease 95% infertile. absent vas deferent
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…………………….. most common pathogen in CF
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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……………………. diagnosis of CF
Sweat chloride test. High chloride level
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Treatment of CF
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……………………….. is the responsable for M. tuberculosis for not stain
Mycolic Acid in the cell wall
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Name the virulence factors of mycobacterium tuberculosis
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Tuberculosis is a ……………………………. hypersensibility reaction.
Type 4 cell mediated reaction. Activates Th1 …..CD4…..T cells
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Granulomas Inflammation can be ………………. such as TB or ………………… such as sarcoidosis,
TB: Caseating granulomas Sarcoidosis: Non caseating granulomas
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Langhans giangt cell. TB granuloma HORSE SHOE!!
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Hilar lymphadenopathy. Primary TB
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What is the ghon foci, where is located and what stage of TB we can find it? What is the ghon complex?
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What is PPD? What and when is it measure? When is it positive?
PURIFIED PROTEIN DERIVATED INDURATION NOT REDNESS
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Causes of false negative in PPD test
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Mechanism of action of the TB drugs
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Adverse effects of isoniazid and its mechanism of resistance
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Why isoniazid gives neurotoxicity?
It competes with B6 as a cofactor in the synthesis of neurotransmitters
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Non caseating granuloma.
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………………………………. key players in sarcoidosis.
CD4, IL-2 e IFN y
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What systems are affected in sarcoidosis. (5)
1. Lungs: 2. Skin: Erythema nudosum 3. Eye: Uveitis 4. Heart: Block electrical signals or pericarditis 5. SNC: Bell palsy or neurosarcoid
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2 cute characteristics of sarcoidosis
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Treatment for sarcoidosis
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Causes of hypercoagulability?
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Causes of hypercoagulability?
1. Contraceptive use 2. Factor V leiden
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Name the more common sites where emboli arise:
1. Iliac veins 2. Femoral 3. Popliteal veins
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…………………………… imaging test of choice for deep vein trombosis
Doppler compression ultrasound
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…………………… imaging test of choise in PE
CT angiography
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What is the air emboli and causes?
Nitrogen bubbles precipitate in ascending divers, treat with hyperbaric O2.
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Pulmonary embolism
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………………………. calf pain with dorsiflexion of foot.
homans sign
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PULMONARY EMBOLISM
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What is the fat embolism syndrome
1. Resperatory 2. Neurologic 3. Petechiae

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