5B: OLD Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first step in treating COPD?

A

Quit smoking

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2
Q

When is a person considered to be a non-smoker?

A

After 6 months

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3
Q

What types of breathing is beneficial for COPD treatment?

A

Pursed lip breathing

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4
Q

Is inspiratory muscle training beneficial for COPD treatment?

A

For some patients, but it can be harmful for other patients

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5
Q

Why are UEs important when treating a patient with COPD?

A

They stabilize with their UE to allow them to use their accessory muscles more for respiration

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6
Q

Will energy conservation techniques be beneficial for COPD?

A

Yes

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7
Q

What should you work to maintain or improve when treating COPD?

A

Functional endurance

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8
Q

What type of exercise is indicated for COPD?

A

Aerobic will improve endurance and physical capacity the most. Resistance exercise will decrease muscle fatigue

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9
Q

What medication can help to treat COPD?

A

Corticosteroids

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10
Q

What vitals are most important during COPD treatment?

A

O2 and dyspnea, maybe HR due to compensations

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11
Q

What is the intensity of exercise prescription for COPD?

A

3x/week at 70-80% HR max of 2-3 on Modified Borg Dyspnea

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12
Q

What is the duration of exercise prescription for COPD?

A

30-45 minutes, can be intervals if HR and RR stay up during rest

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13
Q

Is it beneficial for a pt to take a bronchodilator prior to exercise?

A

Yes - can open airways to allow for better expiration and ability to perform exercise

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14
Q

What is the CAT?

A

COPD assessment tool

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15
Q

What is the CSES?

A

COPD Self-Efficacy

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16
Q

What are three intervention goals for Bronchitis?

A
  1. Coughing techniques
  2. Energy conservation
  3. Maintain or improve endurance
17
Q

What are the two interventions for CF?

A

Bronchial hygiene and encouraging activity

18
Q

What are the most common techniques for bronchial hygiene?

A

Manual percussion, high frequency chest wall oscillations, PEP, coughing

19
Q

Why is activity beneficial for people with CF?

A

Helps to break up secretions

20
Q

What are positive expiratory pressure devices?

A

Use vibrations during expiration to help break up secretions

21
Q

What is HFCWO?

A

High frequency chest wall oscillation - mechanical

22
Q

What does the CFQOL measure?

A

Physical function, pt’s relationships and feelings

23
Q

What are the four treatments for Asthma?

A
  1. Avoid triggers
  2. Maintain or improve functional endurance
  3. Meds
  4. Breathing techniques during
24
Q

What should someone with exercise induced asthma do before exercise?

A

Prophylactic bronchodilator

25
Q

Why is it important for people with exercise induced asthma to have a proper warm up?

A

Ease in to minimize symptoms and avoid triggers

26
Q

What are signs of an impending exercise induced asthma attack?

A

High increase in HR and increased use of accessory muscles

27
Q

What does the Asthma Questionnaire assess?

A

Pt’s view of their abilities and QOL

28
Q

What are methods for clearing airways with CF based Bronchiectasis?

A

Manual, HFCWO, PEP, positioning

29
Q

What do you do to treat Bronchiectasis that is not CF based?

A

Some airway clearance, but will not need it as much