4. Interstitial, alveolar diseases Flashcards

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2 types of presentation of parenchymal chest disease (and sub categories

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1 increased density of lung (air space consolidation, interstitial pattern, combined airspace and interstitial pattern)

2 Decreased density of lung (emphysema)

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what are the steps of a parenchymal lung disease (3)

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  1. First the alveoli are injured and lungs become inflammed
  2. Scarring of the lungs may develop and lungs become stiff
  3. With enough damage from scaring, oxygen can’t easily move thru intersitioum
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causes of diffuse interstitial diseases

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(inflammatory proces->Fibrosis->interstitial increased)

  • Inhaled substance/pneumoconiosis
  • drug induced
  • connective tissue diseases
  • infectiion
  • neoplastic
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4
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What is reticular interstitial markings

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many rounded densities/ linear (abnormal interstitial markings)

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5
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causes of diffuse interstitial pattern

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Pulmonary edema
tb
histoplasmosis
coccidiomycosis
lymphangitis carcinomatosis
asbestosis
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6
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if you see bilateral hilarity enlagement what is the mc cause likely

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Lymph node probably

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causes of lymphadenopathy (mc)

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  • bronchogenic carcinoma (mc)
  • Metastisis
  • Lymphoma
  • Infection
  • Sarcoidosis
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8
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What is sarcoidosis (pulmonary and non pulmonary syptoms

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multisystem granulomatous disease

  • -Clasically presents w pulmonary, eye or skin lesions
  • -Pulmonary findings are present in 60-70% of individuals

pulmonary findings: Bilateral symmetric hilar lymphagenopathy and mediastinal lymphadenopathy

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9
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size of mincronodular/reticulonodular, nodule and mass (in cm)

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micronodular- 1-5mm

nodule- .5-3cm

mass- >3cm

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10
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solitary pulmonary nodule primary cause

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bronchogenic carcinoma

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A speculated margin surrounding a nodule is suggestive of what

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Suggestive of carcinoma

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12
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causes of calcified granulomas and mc cause

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Histoplasmosis (mc)

TB

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13
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what is a caveatting mass

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pulmonary mass with central air lucency

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causes of caveatting pulmonary nodule and (mc)

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neoplasm (primary mc)
Inf
Inflammatory
congenital

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15
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Bronchogenic carcinoma epidemiology

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Leading cause of cancer death in men and women

only 3-4% of all patients with lung cancer are cured

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16
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s/s of bronchogenic carcinoma

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-coughing/wheezing
-dyspnea
hemoptysis
-chest pain
-weight loss

17
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imaging signs of panacoast tumor

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  • apical lung mass

- destruction of adjacent rib or spine

18
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clinical findings/physical of pan coast tumor

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Neck, arm, shoulder pain
horner syndrome (mitosis, ptosis, enopthalmos, anhydrous)