respiratory 2 Flashcards

1
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Anticoagulation regimen in pregnant woman if VTE diagnosed?

A

LMWH from diagnosis till 6 weeks post-partum and switch to warfarin

  • withhold LMWH 24 hours prior to neuroaxial anesthesia
  • withhold LMWH 4 hours prior to epidural catheter to minimize epidural hematoma
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2
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Leukotriene modifiers use in?

A

Aspirin sensitivity asthma
Eosinophilic asthma

-blocks Th2 response

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3
Q

Mepolizumab use for?

A

Eosinophilic asthma

-doesn’t modify FEV1

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4
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Lebrikiizumab used for?

A

Th2 asthma

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5
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Dupilumab (IL4) used for ?

A

Steroid dependent asthma

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6
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ABPA is what type of hypersensitivity?

A

Type 4 - Th2 mediated

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7
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Omalizumab used for?

A

IgE mediated asthma/ Refractory AGBA

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8
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Most effective drug for nicotine dependence?

A

Varenicline (Champix)

-Nicotine partial agonist/competitive antagonist ( blocks pleasurable sensation)

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9
Q

Bupropion side effects?

A

Weight gain
Lower seizure threshold
Increase suicide ideation

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10
Q

Lung volume reduction surgery indications?

A

FEV1 > 20%
DLCO > 20%
Large upper lobe bullae

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11
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Lung transplant indications?

A

FEV1 < 20 - 25%
PCO2 > 55 mmhg + pO2 < 55 mmHg

Bilateral lungs - Age < 60
Lungs + heart - Age < 55

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12
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Theophylline mechanism of action?

A

Inhibit phosphodiesterase - activate cAMP = bronchodilatation

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13
Q

Desquamative interstitial pneumonitis (DIP) - what changes?

A

Langerhans histiocytosis = thin walled cysts in upper lobe

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14
Q

Drug induced pulmonary fibrosis
Commonest drug?
MTX clues?
Nitrofurantoin clues?

A

Commonest drug = Amiodarone
MTX =Eosinophilia and diffuse ground glass changes
Nitrofurantoin = HF

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15
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Radiation pneumonitis clues?

A

~6 weeks after treatment = hazy opacities and ground glass changes

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16
Q

Silicosis strongly a/w what?

Changes on imaging?

A

TB

‘Egg shell’ appearance = mediastinal + hilar LN

17
Q

Lofgren syndrome?

A

Lofgren has painful joints and bull-eye skin

Arthralgia
Erythema nodosum
Hilar lymphadenopathy

18
Q

Heerfordt syndrome?

A

Heerfordt is Hot Red Eyes Frog

Fever
Enlarge parotids
Uveitis

19
Q

Treatment of bronchiectasis?

A
Prophylactic = Azithromycin 
MR-pseudomonas = B-lactam + Aminoglycoside
Immunodeficiency = IVIG
Haemoptysis = Bronchial artery embolization
20
Q

CFTR function?

CFTR is found on what chromosome?

A

traffics Chloride out of cell

Chromosome 7

21
Q

Cystic fibrosis
pathogens caused in adults?
pathogens caused in elderly?

A
Adults = Non-TB MAC + Burkholderia
Elderly = Pseudomonas

ABPA affects any age

22
Q

Cystic fibrosis - monitor what component of lung function test?

A

FEV1

23
Q

Bronchiolitis obliterans a/w condition?

A

Inhalation injury

Drugs - gold

24
Q

Nasal brushings to exclude what?

A

Hemophilia

Diffuse lung alveolar hemorrhage

25
Q

why azithromycin/macrolide effective in pseudomonas?

A

inhibit quorum sensing signals

pseudomonas use sensing signals to attract more pseudomonas = build biofilm

26
Q

Homozygous D508 use what?

Heterozygous D508 use what?

A

Homozygous = Ivacaftor + Lumacaftor

Heterozygous = Iva + Teza + Elexa

27
Q

Apnea/Hyponea index calculation?

A

Apnea episodes/ Hours of sleep

28
Q

Gold standard test for narcolepsy?

A

Mean sleep latency test

Narcolepsy = MSLT = 0 - 5 minutes test + repeated rapid REM onset

29
Q

Medications for narcolepsy;
Narcolepsy alone?
Cataplexy?

A

narcolepsy = modafinil

Cataplexy = SSRI

30
Q

Group 1 pHTN pathophysiology?

A

Increase endothelin, decrease NO + prostacyclin

31
Q

Surrogate marker for PCWP for left heart disease?

A

LV end diastolic pressure