Y2 S1 PP1 - RESPIRATORY

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An airway obstruction is an increased resistance to airflow during what? FORCED EXPIRATION
Define Bronchitis inflammation and infection of the airways
Define Emphysema It is a disease characterised by dilation of the alveolar spaces and destruction of the alveolar walls. With their loss, much of the elastic recoil of the lung is also lost
Define COPD Persistent airway obstruction associated with varying combinations of chronic bronchitis, respiratory bronchiolitis, asthma and emphysema.
Is COPD reversible? No.
Is Asthma reversible? Yes, it is usually reversible
Noxious particle or gases can induce the symptoms of COPD True or false? TRUE
COPD should be considered in any patient with....? 1. History of exposure to risk factors especially tobacco smoking 2. Cough (sputum) 3. Dyspnoea - shortness of breath
What changes occur in the bronchial wall in patients with COPD Inflammation and fibrosis
What can excess mucus production by hypertrophied mucous glands lead to? Obstructed airflow and bronchitis
What can the loss of alveolar tissue lead to? Decreased surface area for gas exchange.
What can the loss of elastic lung fibres lead to? airway collapse, obstructed exhalationn, air-trapping - barrel chest.
What is the barrel chest in patients a manifestation of? COPD
Emphysema is the destruction of walls of the alveoli due to the effect of what enzyme in the terminal airways? proteolytic enzymes
What is the major reason for the loss of lungs' elastic fibres in emphysema Decrease in a1-antitrypsin activity is a major reason for the loss of lungs' elastic fibres in emphysema.
Smokers have and increased ____ activity, resulting in permanent enlargement of air spaces and decreased elastic recoil. Elastase
What becomes difficult for patients suffering COPD? Expiration
Will the loss of elastic lung fibres lead to airway collapse? Yes.
Is the respiration rate increased or decreased in patients with emphysema? Increase respiration rate
Who would use pink puffer or the blue bloater? Pink Puffer - Emphysema Blue Bloater - Bronchitis
Is the airway increased or decreased for patients with emphysema? Decreased
Are the blood vessel (capillary bed) increased, decreased or unchanged for patients with emphysema? Decreased
Is the cardiac output low or high for patients with emphysema? Low
Are the arterial O2 level increased or decreased for patients with emphysema? Decreased
Bronchitis is inflammation of the mucous membranes of what? bronchial tubes.
True or False? 1. Production cough is a manifestation of bronchitis 2. Viral and bacterial infections are common causes of bronchitis 3. viral infection in acute bronchitis can start in the nose and sinuses 1. True 2. True 3. True
What are the diagnostic criteria for chronic bronchitis? - Chest x-ray - Lung function tests - Pulse oximetry (determine amount of oxygen in blood) - Arterial blood gas (measures oxygen and carbon dioxide levels. - Sputum sample
What are the three treatment principles of chronic bronchitis? 1. Clear excess mucous to improve ventilation 2. antibiotics to treat infection 3. O2 therapy for dyspnoea

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