286 - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Flashcards
COPD is defined by ___ respiratory symptoms and chronic ___ limitation that is not fully ___
persistent
airflow
reversible
Emphysema is defined by a ___ of the lung’s ___ with air space ___
destruction
alveoli
enlargement
Chronic bronchitis is defined by chronic ___ and ___
cough
phlegm
In small airway disease- small ___are ___ and ___ in number
bronchioles
narrowed
reduced
What is the genetic deficiency contributing to emphysema?
Alpha 1 antitrypsin (Alpha1AT)
Changes in large airways lead to ___ and ___ production
Cough
sputum
Changes in small airways cause ____ alterations
Physiological
What does GOLD stand for?
Global initiative for chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
What won’t we see in GOLD 1 and 2?
emphysema
What are the 3 categories of emphysema?
- Centrilobular
- Panlobular
- Paraseptal
Which emphysema is most associated with smoking?
Centrilobular- Enlarged air spaces. Usually in the upper lobes and the upper parts of the lower lobes
Which genetic defect is common among panlubular emphysema patients?
Alpha1ATD
In COPD there is a continues decrease in ____- it is the most common finding. Also, FEV1/FVC is chronically __. Unlike asthma- ___ do not have a significant effect
FEV1 (Forced expiratory flow)
Low
Bronchodilators
PaO2 is mostly normal until ___ is under __%. PaCO2 does not increase until ___ goes under ___%
FEV1 (Forced expiratory volume in one second)
50
FEV1
25
Cor pulmonale and right HF start when ___ goes under ___
FEV1
25%