Respiratory Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

asthma first line treatment

A

SABA

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2
Q

if on saba or symptomatic x3 a week or asthma attack or waking up at night then what to add into asthma management

A

ICS BD

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3
Q

If under 5 what to add second line for asthma after SABA

A

LRTA

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4
Q

third line after ICS and SABA for asthma

A

LABA
in children <5 LRTA

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5
Q

moderate PEF
acute severe
life threatening

A

50-75%
33-50%
<33%

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6
Q

RR and HR for moderate vs severe

A

moderate HR <110
RR <25

severe HR >110
severe >25

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7
Q

inability to finish sentences

A

severe asthma

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8
Q

sats <92%

A

life threatening asthma

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9
Q

rising pco2

A

fatal asthma

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10
Q

steroid dose in acute asthma for under 2yo
2-5yo
>5

A

10mg
20mg
30-40mg

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11
Q

COPD first line

A

SABA or SAMA

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12
Q

COPD second line -
if asthmatic features

A

LABA and LAMA
LABA and ICS

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13
Q

third line for COPD

A

LABA and LAMA and ICS

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14
Q

when to use LTOT:
FEV1
hypo
cya
poly
oe

A

FVE1<30%
hypoeaemmia
cyanosis
polycythaemia
oedema

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15
Q

lung cancer small cell %
NSCL %

A

20%
80%

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16
Q

types of NSCLC

A

adenocarcinoma
large call

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17
Q

over 40 and what triggers 2 week referral

A

haemoptysis and dodgy CXR findings

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18
Q

acute bronchitis follows what

A

URTI

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19
Q

treatment for acute bronchitis

A

self limiting
salbutamol
abx

20
Q

dry cough
arthralgia

A

myocaplasma pneumoniatr

21
Q

treatment for mycoplasma pneumonia

A

claritho/doxy

22
Q

TB risk factors 3

A

high risk countires
immunocomprimised
homelessness

23
Q

treatment for TB

24
Q

treatment for latent TB

A

RIP 3m or IP 6m

25
acute treatment for allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis
steroids and anti fungals inhaled steroids
26
EAA causes
farmers, birds, malt, mushrooms
27
when does EAA occur
2-4 hours after exposure
28
treatment for EAA
steroids, avoid
29
IPF when diagnosed
signs / symptoms for over 3 months
30
how much is the risk of lung cancer with IPF
x10
31
treatment of IPF
steroids pulm rehab anti fibrolytics
32
b/l hilar LD swinging fever erythema nodusum
sarcoidosis
33
high ACE and high calcium
sarcoidosis
34
treatment for sarcoidosis
steroids methotrexate
35
asbestosis is caused by working where
naval shipyards power stations
36
stonemasons pottery workers cause what
silicosis
37
cotton mill workers gets better as the week goes on
byssmosis
38
AR CFTR gene
cystic fibrosis
39
menocium ileus, bronch, panc insuffieciency
cystic fibrosis
40
treatment for CF
chest physio, exercise, mucolytics, bronchodilators
41
Epsworth scale
OSA
42
first line and second line for OSA
CPAP mandibular advancement device
43
pneumothorax <2cm and asymp
d/c with follow up
44
pneumothorax <2cm but underlying lung disease
observe 24 hours
45
pneumothorax >2cm or symp
aspirate
46
pneumothorax >50yo and underlying lung disease
chest drain