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[asthma] Flashcards

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asthma is reversible (reccurent episodes)

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bronchial muscle contraction
mucosal swelling
increased mucus production

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mast cell + basophil degranulation

release of inflammatory mediators

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cough
wheeze
sputum production (yellow - eosinophils)
dyspnoea

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cold air

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pollution/smoking
allergens
NSAIDs
B-blockers
emotion
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NSAIDs

B-blockers

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morning

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house dust mites
fur
pollen

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Acid reflux

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better at weekends

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widespread polyphonic wheeze

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tachypnoea
wheeze
hyperinflated chest
hyperresonance

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COPD
Pulmonary oedema
bronchiectasis
obliterative bronchiolitis
airway obstruction
pneumothorax
PE
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adult onset asthma
eosinophilia
vasculitis

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Lungs
heart
Nerves
skin

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eczema
hayfever
allergies

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normal or slightly reduced PaO2

Reduced PaCO2

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hyperventilation

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Raised PaCO2

ITU transfer

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loss of respiratory drive

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allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis

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Aspergillus Fumigatus fungi causes allergic reaction –> bronchocontriction –> permanent damage

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transfer to ICU for ventilatory support

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polyarteritis nodosa

Churg-Strauss

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Skin prick tests

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affected nights per week

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peak flow

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2 x per day

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30
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5

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31
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[asthma]: chronic Mx: what drug may be used at any time as a ‘rescue’ drug regardless of the step that you are on?

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prednisolone

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short acting B2 agonist (salbutumol)

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night time symptoms

more than once daily

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Inhaled corticosteroid (beclometasone)

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Long acting B2 agonist (salmeterol)

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High dose corticosteroids (beclometasone)
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Aminophylline (theophylline)
+
leukotriene receptor antagonist (-lukast)

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prednisolone

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refer to asthma clinic

39
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Inhaled corticosteroid (beclometasone 800ug max)

40
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High dose corticosteroids (beclometasone 2000ug max)
+
Aminophylline (theophylline)
+
leukotriene receptor antagonist (-lukast)

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prednisolone (1/day)

42
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Stop smoking

avoid allergens

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check their inhaler technique

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Short
Low
Long
High +++
Prednisolone
45
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tremor
tachyarrythmias
anxiety
hypokalaemia

46
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smooth muscle

47
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minimise systemic effects

48
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days

49
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reduce mucosal inflammation

50
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prevent oral candiasis

51
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phosphodiesterase inhibiter causing smooth reduced bronchocontriction

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ECG - arrhythmias

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antagonise CystLT1 receptor in airways

reduce bronchoconstriction/mucus secretion

54
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Anti-IgE mAb

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Anti-IgE mAb

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tachycardia (>110)
RR >25
unable to complete sentences
PEF 33-50% of best

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Silent chest (very poor air movement)
Bradycardia
PEF

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Salbutamol 5mg nebulised with O2
\+
prednisolone 30mg PO
\+
O2 if
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if sats

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94-98%

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every 15 mins

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Magnesium sulfate 1.2 - 2 g IV over 20 mins

Ipatropium 0.5mg added to nebuliser

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every 4 hours

64
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OD for 7 days

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if sats are less than 92 %

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> 75% of predicted

67
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75% predicted

diurnal variation

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Short
Low
Long
High +theo +-lukast
Prednisolone
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Anti-IgE mAb (omalizumab)

70
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inability to complete sentences

PEF 33-50% of predicted

71
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silent chest
cyanosed
exhaustion
confused

72
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silent chest
cyanosed
exhaustion
confused

73
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patient hyperventilating

repeat later

74
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patient hyperventilating

repeat later

75
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PEF shows a diurnal variation of >20% for >=3 days for 2 weeks

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obstructive

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reduced

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silent chest
cyanosed
exhaustion 
confused
PEF
79
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increase (obstructive disease)

80
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silent chest
cyanosed
exhaustion 
confused
PEF
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increase (obstructive disease)

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respiratory muscle fatigue

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low

84
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it should be low - normal levels/rising indicate respiratory muscle fatigue

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cromoglicate

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narrow therapeutic range - toxicity

87
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Cimetidine
ciprofloxacin
erythromycin
contraceptive drugs

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phenytoin
smoking
carbamazepine
barbituates
rifampicin

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