7.8.2013(dyspnea) Flashcards

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Cause of chest tightness or constriction

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Bronchoconstriction

Interstitial Edema due to heart failure

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Metaboceptors are located in

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Skeletal muscles

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Cannot get a deep breath,causes

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Hyperinflation

Decreased tidal volume(fibrosis,chest wall restriction)

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Increased work or effort of breathing,causes

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Obstruction

Neuromuscular causes

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Air hunger,causes

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CHF
Pulmonary embolism
Obstruction

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Mechanism of Dyspnea in COPD

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Increased work of breathing
Hypoxemia
Acute Hypercapnia

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Mechanism of Dyspnea in cardiogenic pulmonary Edema

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Increased work of breathing
Air hunger
Hypoxemia
Stimulation of pulmonary receptors
Stimulation of vascular receptors
Metaboceptors
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Mechanism of Dyspnea in non cardiogenic pulmonary Edema

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Similar to CPE except that metaboceptors and stimulation of vascular receptors donot play a role

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Mechanism of Dyspnea in asthma

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Increased work of breathing
Air hunger
Hypoxemia
Acute Hypercapnia 
Stimulation of pulmonary receptors

Similar mechanisms in ILD

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Cause of Dyspnea in pulmonary vascular disease

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Air hunger
Hypoxemia
Stimulation of pulmonary vascular receptors

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Mechanism of Dyspnea in Anemia

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Stimulation of metaboceptors

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Causes of Dyspnea in pleural effusion

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Increased work of breathing

Atelectasis stimulating pulmonary receptors

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Cause of Dyspnea in obesity

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Impaired ventilatory function due to reduced chest wall compliance

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Orthopnea,causes

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CCF
obesity
GERD induced asthma

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Nocturnal Dyspnea

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Asthma

CCF

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Acute intermittent Dyspnea

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Myocardial ischemia
Pulmonary embolism
Bronchospasm

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Chronic persistent Dyspnea

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COPD
ILD
chronic thromboembolic disease

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Causes of platypnea

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Left atrial myxoma

Hepatopulmonary syndrome

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History taking in Dyspnea

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Quality
Timing
Positional variation
Persistent Vs intermittent

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Signs of increased work of breathing

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Supraclavicular retraction
Use of accessory muscles of ventilation
Tripod position

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Paradoxical movement of abdomen during respiration is a sign of

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Diaphragmatic weakness

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Prominent pulmonary vasculature in upper zones

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Pulmonary venous hypertension

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Enlarged central pulmonary arteries

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Pulmonary artery hypertension

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Distinguishing cardiovascular and respiratory cause of Dyspnea

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Exercise cardiopulmonary testing

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Experimental interventions in Dyspnea
Cold air on face Chest wall vibration Inhaled frusemide
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Findings pointing to respiratory cause in cardiopulmonary exercise test
Pts achieves predicted maximal ventilation Increase in dead space Hypoxemia Bronchospasm
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Findings pointing to CVS cause in cardiopulmonary exercise test
HR is more than 85% of max Ischemic changes in ECG increased or decreased blood pressure Fall in O2 pulse
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O2 pulse
Oxygen consumption/HR | indicator of stroke volume
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Chest X ray in pulmonary Edema
Peribronchial thickening Prominent vascular markings in upper lung zones Kerley B lines
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Non cardiogenic pulmonary Edema due to direct lung injury
``` Chest trauma Aspiration Smoking Pneumonia Oxygen toxicity Pulmonary embolism,reperfusion ```
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Hematogenous causes of Noncardiogenic pulmonary Edema
``` Sepsis Pancreatitis Non thoracic trauma Leukoagglutination reactions Multiple transfusions IV drug use(heroin) Cardiopulmonary bypass ```
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Noncardiogenic pulmonary Edema due to lung injury and elevated hydrostatic pressures
High altitude pulmonary Edema Neurogenic pulmonary Edema Reexpansion pulmonary Edema
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Diff btw cardiogenic and Noncardiogenic pulmonary Edema
Pleural effusions are not common Normal heart size Uniform pulmonary infiltrates Doesnot respond to supplemental oxygen as it is due to intra pulmonary shunting
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Cause of Dyspnea in DKA,renal insufficiency
Increase in H+ conc
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Cause of sensation of air hunger
Chemoreceptor stimulation
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Cause of sensation of increased respiratory effort
Central respiratory motor command
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In which type Dyspnea is more? | Restrictive or obstructive
No such difference
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Scales for measuring Dyspnea
MRC | OCD(oxygen cost diagram)
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Rx that relives Dyspnea by reducing metabolic load
Exercise training | Supplemental oxygen
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How oxygen relieves Dyspnea ?
Reduces metabolic load | Decreases central drive