Respiratory Problems And Disorders 2 Flashcards

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Chronic inflammatory disease of airway that causes spasm in the bronchi and has triggers

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Asthma

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Types of triggers

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Intrinsic: flu, common colds, URTI

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Types of triggers

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Intrinsic: flu, common colds, URTI
Extrinsic: Dust, pollens, Furr

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Symptoms: Bronchoconstriction - DOB, Wheezing d/t lack of airway passage, Nasal flaring, use of accessory muscle, restlessness, cold and clammy skin

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Asthma

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Early sign of Asthma?

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Hyperventilation

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Late sign of Asthma

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Hypoventilation

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Asthma Pathophysiology

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Triggers > Irritation > Inflammation > Mucus Production (Goblet cells) > Mucus clogging > DOB > Dec. O2 > Dec. BF > hypoxia > Cyanosis

dec. O2 > Anaerobic Metabolism > Lactic Acid > generalized pain

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Diagnostic Tests for Asthma

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ROENT (X-ray)
Incentive Spirometry
Peak Flow meter

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9
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Peak flow meter parts

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Red zone (0-49%)
Yellow zone (50-79%)
Green zone (80-100%)

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What zone in the peak flow meter needs medication treatment?
What medications are these?

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Yellow Zone
ABS meds:
- Antihistamine
- Bronchodilators
- Steroids

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MGMT: Acute attack for asthma

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Epinephrine

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Rapid bronchodilator, Short effect

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Epinephrine

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13
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MGMT: Latent Phase

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Theophylline & Aminophylline

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Long acting bronchodilator, SNS effect

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Theophylline, Aminophylline

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15
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Complications of Asthma

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Status Asthmaticus

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Inflammation of the Bronchi/ Bronchial tubes

17
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Common cause of bronchitis

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SMOKING
Chronic Smoking
Radon Gas
Air Pollution
Asbestos Exposure
Cement company

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Destruction of the walls of overdistended alveoli due to chronic inflammation

19
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Emphysema is also known as?

20
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Emphysema is the result of what disease?

21
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Result of Emphysema to Patients

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MGMT: Emphysema - C.O.P.D.

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Increase Calorie, Protein, Fat, Decrease CHO diet
O2 LF = 1-3 LPM via nasal cannula
Pursed Lip Breathing
Drugs: bronchodilators:
- Sympathomimetics: AL SAL SAL
Albuterol (STAT), Salbuterol(Long acting), Salbutamol (Short acting)

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Methylxanthines q 4

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Theophylline
Aminophylline

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MGMT FOR EMPHYSEMA: Leukotrine Modifiers (3L’s)
No BREASTFEEDING
INCREASE OFI
TAKE WITH MEALS

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Looks like to sing (Bronchodilators)
Long term use
Long onset = 1-2 wks

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MGMT FOR EMPHYSEMA: Corticosteroids what should you WOF?
Oral Candidiasis - Mouth wash/ rinse wash
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Agranulocytosis component
GOTCHA! GI Irritants Osteoporosis (long term use of corticosteroids) Teratogenic Cataract Hyperglycemia Agranulocytosis
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MGMT FOR EMPHYSEMA: Anticholinergic that needs special inhalers
Ipratropium
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Respiratory drive in which the body uses oxygen chemoreceptor instead of carbon dioxide receptors to regulate the respiratory cycle
Hypoxic drive
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Normal level of hypoxic drive for lung capacity (4-6 LPM)
92%
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- Disease in the alveoli / within the lungs - buildup of FLUID in the lungs d/t blood backup in the pulmonary vasculature
Pulmonary Edema
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