A2- COPD Flashcards

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What is the definition for COPD?

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-Characterised by airflow obstruction -Usually progressive -Not fully reversible -Does not change markedly over several month -Predominantly caused by smoking

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2
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Two diseases that define COPD

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Chronic bronchitis Emphysema

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3
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RF for COPD

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-Tabacoo smoke -Occupational dusts and chemicals -Genetic factors (alpha 1 antitrypin deficiency) -Low birth weight and in utero factors -Indoor and outdoor pollutiom socioeconomic status -Allergy and airway hyper-responsiveness

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WHat would you expect to see in a volume time spirometry in COPD patients (imagine in your head)?

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Classification of COPD severity: Post bronchodilator spirometry?

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What is COPD exacerbation?

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A sustained acute worsening of the person’s symptoms from their usual stable state, which gies beyond their normal day to day variations

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7
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What is the criteria called that we use to diagnose COPD?

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Anthonisen criteria

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What is Anthonisen criteria?

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Two of the following features must be present: -Increased breathlessness -INcreased Sputum production -Increased sputum purulence

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Management of COPD exacerbations?

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Increas Brinchodilators Abx -As local Protocols -culture if failure to respond to single course Oral Corticosteriods -perdnisolone 30mg daily for 5-7 days -Speeds up recovery- no affect on mortality -Can stop abruptly

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10
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Abx for COPD

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11
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Additional acute management for COPD in hospital

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Oxygen Aminophyline Ventilation- non incasive or invasive Post exacerbation oulmonary rehabilitation Home care

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12
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What the different types of resp failure?

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13
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WHat are some non pharmacological COPD Tx

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-Smoking cessation -influenza and pneumococcal vaccination -pulmonary rehabilitation -consider lung volume reduction surgery -consider lung transplatation -self management -chronic ventilation

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WHat are some pharmacological COPD Tx

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-Short acting bronchodilators -Long acting bronchodilators (LABA and LAMA) -Inhaled corticosteroids (ICSO -Theophylline and roflumilast -Low dose abx -long term oxygen therapy and ambulatory oxygen

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15
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What is the London COPD value pyramid?

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Widely used for its impactful message about the comparative value of interventions for COPD that rebalances the value accorded to flu vaccination, stop smoking as a treatment, pulmonary rehabilitation, inhaled medicines and telemedicine using cost per quality adjusted life year (QALY)

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16
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Inhaler therapy for COPD?NICE

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17
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What are the long term oral Abx?

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18
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What are the three ways you can supply oxygen?

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19
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WHat is pulmonary rehabilitation?

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Pulmonary rehabilitation is a supervised program that includes exercise training, health education, and breathing techniques for people who have certain lung conditions or lung problems due to other conditions.

20
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What are the systemic effects of COPD

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Stroke, Anxiety, Depression Osteoporosis, Anaemia, PVD, IHD, CCF, Pulmonary HTN/Cor pulmonale, Muscle deconditioning, myopathy (steroid), Weight loss