7: Pulmonary Flashcards

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Asthma Pathophys

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genetic susceptibility
immune sensitization-allergens, resp ifxns, pollutants
GERD, obesity

induce Th2–excess cytokines, adhesion molecule production: eosinophils, basophils, monocytes
Th2 induces IgE, causing mast cell degranulation/bronchospasm

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Asthma Nutritional Tx

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Elimination Diet to ID food allergies
(caution anaphylactic rxns- if at home have rescue meds avail)

in children: no single food should be eliminated for >4 weeks because can result in loss of immune tolerance/nutritional def

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Asthma (Possible) Food Triggers

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sulfites: dried fruits, wine, fruit juice, molasses, dried potatoes)
tartrazine (Yellow 5): fake cheeses
Sodium benzoate: preservative for acidic foods
MSG (?)
Aspartame (?)

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Asthma and breastfeeding

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4 mos exclusive breastfeeding to exert protective effect

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Asthma and vegan diet

no grains, coffee, tea, choc, sugar, Cl water

A

92% better after 1 year.

Is is the veganism or the no grains and sugar…

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Asthma: Antiox

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vit E and vit C protective against ozone-induced rxns
low vit C and a-caroteine assoc with asthma risk

Vit C: reduces oxidative stress, improves FEV1 and FEF60; antihistamine effect

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Asthma: B6

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prevents mass cell degranulation
often low in asthmatics
decreased by theophylline
add Mg (to balance increased need)

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Asthma: Mg

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often low in asthmatics
anti-inflamm and anti-histamine
depleted by asthma meds

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Asthma: fish oil

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?

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Asthma: Vit D

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def in children assoc with exacerbations, severity, glucocorticoid use

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COPD

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oxidative stress -> hyperactivation of neutrophils, macrophages, flibroblasts, mucus

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COPD prevention

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min exposure
dietary anti ox
Vit C
EPA, DHA

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13
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COPD: NAC

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high dose to reduce number of exacerbations

maybe

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14
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COPD: FA therapy

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ALA, EPA, DHA, GLA improved exercise capacity

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15
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COPD: L-Carnitine

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improved inspiratory muscle strength and walking tolerance

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16
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COPD: Resveratrol

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may reduce inflammatory mediators but not effect vasc endothelial GF

17
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Idiopathic Pulm Fibrosis

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rare interstitial lung dz

type 1 aveolar cell destruction (gas exchange) with hyperplasia of type 2 (surfactant prxn) with collagen deposition

18
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IPF Risk Factors

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Smoking
FHx
occipational inhalants
GERD
DMII
19
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IPF: Nutrition

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higher fruit intake?
Elimination Diet?
NAC

20
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Pulmonary Arterial HTN

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chronic elevation in pulm a P (in absence of elevated L sided P)
arterial obstxn/constrxn
R ventricular hypertrophy/failure

Secondary PAH: CT dz, L sided CV dz, COPD, chronic thromboembolic, multifactorial

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PAH Pathophys

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metalloprotease upreg-degradation of adventitia
early endothel cell apoptosis
tunica media SM proliferation
activation of hypoxia TFs under normoxic conditions

22
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PAH: Support the mitochondria!

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Mg
Genistein (soy protein): reduce endothelin, increase NO
FA: EPA + DHA: increase mitochondrial membrane integrity
L Arginine: increase NO, decrease endothelin
23
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Bronchiectasis

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permanent dilation of bronchus/bronchi with thickening of bronchial wall
caused by recurrent infxn, CF, primary ciliary dyskinesia
impaired mucociliary clearance

24
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Bronchiectasis Tx: reduce mucus viscosity

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proteolytic enzymes: trypsin + chymotrypsin
NAC
Vit D
allergy elimination diet

25
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Acute Resp Distress Syndrome Causes

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Sepsis
Severe Pneumonia
Trauma
Aspiration/Inhalation

26
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ARDS Risk Factors

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multiple transfusions
advanced age
cigarette smoking
drug overdose

27
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ARDS Phases

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Acute: rapid exudative process with vascular hyperpermeability, compromises surfactant, depletes GSH

Fibroproliferative: 5-10 days after onset, lasts weeks

Resolution: several months - year; decreased exercise capacity after 5 years

28
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ARDS Nutritional Tx Inpatient

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enteral feeding (fish oil, vit E, taurine)
NAC
29
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ARDS Nutritional Tx Outpatient

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anti-inflamm diet
FA: EPA + DHA
Curcumin
Boswellia
NAC
30
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Recurrent Resp Papillomatosis

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benign viral neoplastic dz casued by HPV
limited to larynx
Routes: maternal transmission during birth, oral-genital, iatrogenic

sxs: difficulty speaking, change in voice

31
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Recurrent Resp Papillomatosis

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Indole 3 carbinol (brassicas)

Vit D upregulated AMP

32
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Pulmonary Hemosiderosis

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Rare interstitial lung dz: recurrent hemorrhage with subsequent accumulation of hemosiderin-rich macrophages

sxs: hemoptysis, iron def anemia, pulmonary infiltrates

33
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Pulmonary Hemosiderosis Nutritional Tx

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Eliminate milk
Eliminate gluten (Celiac)
Elimination Diet

34
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Sarcoidosis

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paradoxical immune status:
Hyperactive: macrophage aggregation in granulomas
Hypo: depressed tuberculin response and opportunistic infxn

35
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Sarcoidosis Nutritional Tx

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melatonin- resolution of hilar adenopathy
flaxseed oil
low dose fish oil
Curcumin
low Ca diet- if hypercalcemic
36
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Sarcoidosis: Vit D

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granulomatous tissue over produces 1a-hydroxylase

may need to restrict sun time

37
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Sarcoidosis: Therapeutic goals

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  • Bone Mineral Density preservation with corticosteroid tx
  • decreased dz activity
  • decreased opportunistic infxn