broncheactsis Flashcards

1
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what iis bronchiectasis associated with ?

A

chronic sputum production
recurrent chest infections
airflow limitations

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what is the etiology of bronchiectasis ?

A

I CRAM
Immune oveer response - allergic aspergillosis
immune under response - HIV
congenital - primary ciliary dyskinesia, CF, bronchomalacia
childhood infection
respiratory disease
aspiration pneumonia
mechanical obstruction

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3
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what are the three patterns associated with bronchiectasis ?

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varicose
cylindrical
cystic

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4
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what are the three theories associated with the pathogenesis of bronchiectasis ?

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atelectasis - dilatation of bronchi proximal to obstruction
pressure of secretion
traction/fibrosis

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5
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what is the most common colonized bacteria associated with bronchiectasis ?

A

h.influenza

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6
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what organism is associated with rapidly progressive and severe bronchiectasis ?

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pseudomonas aeruginosa

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7
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what are the symptoms of bronchiectasis ?

A

persistent and productive cough
voluminous and purulent sputum
recurrent acute lower resp tract infection
hemoptysis
asthma exacerbation in ABPA

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8
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what are the findings seen on chest x ray that are associated with bronchiectasis ?

A

ring shadow
tramline shadow

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9
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what is the gold standard diagnostic test for bronchiectasis ?

A

HRCT

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10
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what type of pattern is seen on spirometry with bronchiectasis ?

A

obstructive pattern

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what is the treatment for first time isolation of P.aeruginosa ?

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ciprofloxacin for 2 weeks
inhaled colistin for 3 months

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12
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what is the treatment for non ps.aeruginosa ?

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long term macrolide for at least 3 months

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