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Diseases Exam 1

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How do obstructive diseases affect RV?   show
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show NL or Increased  
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show Decreased  
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How do obstructive diseases affect FEV1%?   show
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show Decreased  
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show COLD (Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease)  
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What is COPD?   show
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show Emphysema and Chronic Bronchitis  
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show Permanent enlargement of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles, accompanied by destruction of the alveolar walls, without obvious fibrosis  
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What are the two types of Emphysema?   show
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show AAT deficiency, genetic emphysema (most severe)  
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What causes Centriacinar (Centrilobular) Emphysema?   show
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show Thin body build, barrel chest, diminished breath sounds, decreased heart sounds, prolonged expiration 1:4, dyspnea, reddish skin, and hyperresonant percussion note  
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What are the CXR findings for Emphysema?   show
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What is Chronic Bronchitis?   show
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What are the causes of Chronic Bronchitis?   show
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What are the clinical manifestations of Chronic Bronchitis?   show
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What are the CXR findings for Chronic Bronchitis?   show
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List the treatment modalities for COPD   show
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What is pink puffer another term for?   show
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show Chronic Bronchitis  
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show <5g/L saturation  
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What is it important not to give a CO2 retainer to much oxygen?   show
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What is the term for increased RBCs?   show
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What is hemoptysis?   show
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What is the breathing pattern for a patient with Emphysema?   show
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show Polycythemia caused by hypoxemia  
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What are the physical signs of cor pulmonale?   show
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What ABG would you expect for a patient with mild to moderate obstructive disease?   show
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What ABG would you expect for a patient with severe obstructive disease?   show
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What is Asthma?   show
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What is the cause of extrinsic asthma?   show
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show Non-allergic, occurs after age 40, typically with no family history  
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What are the clinical manifestations of Asthma?   show
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show Wheezing and rhonchi, diminished BS, hyperresonant percussion note, decreased tactile and vocal fremitus, prolonged expiration 1:3  
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show Increased AP diameter, translucent (dark) lung fields, and depressed diaphragms  
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List the treatment modalities for Asthma   show
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What is status asthmaticus?   show
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What test is used to assess the reversibility of bronchoconstriction in asthma patients?   show
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show Bronchospasm, bronchial wall inflammation, excessive production of thick, white bronchial secretions, mucous plugging, hyperinflation  
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show Increased airway resistance (Raw)  
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show Acute Ventilatory Failure (acute respiratory acidosis)  
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What treatments/medications are used for status asthmaticus?   show
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What is bronchiectasis?   show
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show Cylindrical (Tubular), Varicose (Fusiform), Cystic (Saccular)  
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What is the most severe form of bronchiectasis?   show
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show Recurrent pulmonary infections, bronchial obstruction, and inhalation/aspiration  
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show Cystic fibrosis (causes 50% of bronchiectasis), Kartagener's syndrome, and systemic disorders  
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List the clinical manifestations of Bronchiectasis   show
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show Translucent lung fields, depressed diaphragms, long and narrow heart, enlarged heart, and may see areas of consolidation and/or atelectasis  
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show Atelectasis or consolidation, infiltrates (suggestive pneumonia), and increased opacity  
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show O2 therapy, bronchopulmonary hygiene, lung expansion, aerosolized medication therapy, mechanical ventilation, expectorants, antibiotics  
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What is Cystic Fibrosis?   show
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show Genetics  
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List the clinical manifestations of Cystic Fibrosis   show
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List the CXR findings for Cystic Fibrosis   show
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show Special diet, O2 therapy, bronchopulmonary hygiene, humidification, lung expansion, aerosolized meds, mechanical ventilation, xanthines, expectorants, antibiotics, transplant  
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show Sweat test (AKA swear chloride test)  
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What digestive organ is primarily involved in Cystic Fibrosis?   show
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