bronchial asthma and pulmonary rehabilitation Flashcards
what is the chronic inflammatory disease of the lung in which mast cells and other cells play a role
bronchial asthama
what is airway hypersensitivity
becuase the airway is inflammed the airway becomes sensitive to different stimulus
respiratory symptoms happens in thr night and in the moring due to what
diffuse airway obstruction
asthma is charecterized by
chronic airway inglammation
bronchial hypersensitivity
diffuse reversebile airway construction
treatment approaches in asthma
determine the severity of the asthma
moving away from triggering factors
medication
pulmonary rehab
pulmonary rehab in asthma consist of what
patient education
exercise training
psycological councelling
nutrition consultancy
a chronic respiratory disease characterzised by clinical cough syndrome mucus production bronchial infection and abnormal and large of the bronchi is what
bronchiectasis
what is the most common model known for the development of bronchiectasis
vivious circle hypothesis
pathophysiology of bronchiectasis
destruction of cilias
chronic infection
hypertrophy in thr mucusglands
reid classification of bronchaictasis
cylindrical or fusiform bronchiectsis
varicose
cystic or saccular
tests to bronchiectasis
pulmonary function test …fev1 or fvc de
chest xray…. bronchial thickening
hrtc….diagnostic exam
physiotherapy evaluation methods for pulmonary rehab
evaluate symptoms
check qol
adl
respiratory muscle strength
aim of the treatments for bronchiectasis
to improve qol
to prevent other diseases from developing
reduce the complaint of bronchiectasis
protect respiratory functions
in cystic fibrosis what gene causes mutations
cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator or cftr
function of the cftr gene
produces protein
acts as a chanel that allows the transport of NA and CL ions in and out of the cell