CF and Bronchiectasis Flashcards

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CF definition

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AR
Over 2000 mutations and most common deltaF508 90% on long arm C7
Reduce function and quantity of protein

90% one copy and 50% 2

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Clinical presentation CF

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Baby
Hypo atresia
Meconium ileus
Distal ideal obstruction
Failure to thrive
Undernutrition

Adolescent

Adult
Recurrent LRTI
Sinus disease
Oozospermia
Pancreatitis
Malabsorption

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Complications CF

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Nasal polyp
Sinus disease

Underweight
Meconium ileus
85% Pancreatic insufficiency then ADEK deficiency w creon.
Distal ileal obstruction - cp rif mass, avoid surgery if able
10% CLD due to biliary disease PBC or fibrosis vessels liver. Causes portal htn. Mx nutrition w usda
Pancreatitis
GORD
30% DM less dis, mx insulin

Colorectal cancer 8-10x and present younger. Colonoscopy 5y

OP so vit D and Ca

Puberty may need hormones
Male infertility

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Dx CF

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Infant
Blood immunoreactive trypsin screening

Or
2x Sweat test less than 30 normal, 30-59 int, more than 60 Dx — int or Dx genetic

Or
At least 2 mutations significant disease

Or
Clinical manifestation with negative sweat and genetic test

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Epidemiology CF

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1 in 2500 birth rate
1/25 carrier

90% delF508

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Prognosis CF

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46 men
41 female

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Pathophysiology CF

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Healthy apical chloride channel
Chloride out of cell and Na follows
Mucus well hydrated

Airway defect
Na and CL not in airway so no water
Mucus concentrated so cilia blocked
Bicarbonate affects innate airway

Sweat gland
Citrus healthy pumps chloride back into cell
Defect more chloride in sweat

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Management CF

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Airway clearance
Not for chest wall oscillation
- postural drainage, breath and cough assist, flutter, percussion ventilation

NIV to help

Bronchodilator Saba
Copd and asthma as per protocol

Mucoactive
DNAse reduces exacerbation and increases fev1
Hyperactive saline reduces exacerbation
Mannitol increases FEV1

Pulmonary infection
Staph aureus - fluclox
MRSA - Rifampicin or linezolid or neb/iv vanc
Pseud - iv ceftaz or mero or taz or aztreonam then 3m colistin
Burkholdeira is GN resistant- iv ceftaz/ taz/ mero/ tobramycin/aztreonam
HiB - CoA or doxy or iv cef
NTM
Aspergillus depending on presentation. ABPA pred then itra. Invasive iv voriconazole
Stenotropomonas - 4 weeks septin

PTX
1% incidence
Risk older men
Mx no TALC and surgery early vats w sealant for BPF+ refer tx

Gene modulators

Haemoptysis
Mx small stop ac/txa/ vit k/ blood tx and correct coagulopathy and abx for all
Major CTA and embolise —> I&V with double lumen tube and isolate affected side

Nutrition
Dietitian - high calorie, creon, adek

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CT in CF

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Upper zone bronchial dilation with non tapering airways 1cm from pleural surface
Mucus plugging
Bronchial dilation with formation bronchocele
Small airway
Cystic airway

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CF acute exacerbation mx

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Presentation
Sputum thicker
Increased volume
Fever
Chest pain

Ix
Fev1 falls 10%
Bloods in bc
Sputum afb and mcs and fungal culture
Total Ige or asp Ige+IgG or bdg or galactomanan
ABG
Cxr and CT

Mx
IVF and iv Abx empiric
BM
Nutrition with CREON
Chest PT
Hypertonic and DNAse

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Lung transplant CF

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Chronic Resp failure with pH less than 7.3
Hypoxia on LTOT
Itu admission
FEV1 less than 30%
Ptx or Haemoptysis
<20 rapid fall 20% in a year

Double lung transplant
10y survival

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Contraindications Tx in CF

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Contraindications
Burkholdeira
MB abscessus
S cedospirium
I&V

Relative
BMI less than 17

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CF gene modulators

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Types
1 defect protein synthesis Tezacaftor
2 defect protein trafficking
3 keeps channel open IVACAFTOR
4 defect ion transport
5 defect splicing
6 increase turnover
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No protein no targets

Misfolded then Kaftrio w IVACAFTOR and tezacaftor and elexacaftor
Over 3 and 2 copies deletion
Increased FEV1 and reduce exacerbation

Kaldeydeco is IVACAFTOR
Reduced volume protein in one of 9 mutations significant disease.
Y oral, lung and extrapulomonary, efficacy via sweat
X small proportion pts

Alyftrek is vanzacafter/tezac/deut
Corrector
Opens channel
3 rare mutations
Improves lung function and reduced chloride in sweat

Trikafta elex/ tez/ Iva
Corrector
At least one delF508

Symkevi — tezacaftor corrector and ivacaftor potentiator
2 x deletions
Increase fev1

Orkambi - lumacaftor corrector or ivacaftor potentiator
2x deletions
Slows decline lung function

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Bronchiectasis definition

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Irreversible airway dilation one or more bronchi
Due to chronic airway inflammation

500 per 100,000
More common females

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Pathophysiology Bronchiectasis

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Insult due to host immune response/ free radical/ neutrophil elastase/ IR or neovascularisation
Damage airway so colonisation so more inflammation
Damage mc escalator so can’t clear infection
Mucosal oedema
Obstructed secretions and volume loss

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Aetiology Bronchiectasis

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Commonest unknown 40% then infection then Copd then immune def then asthma

Congenital
CVID or x linked agamma or goodpastures
Cf or pcd or A1AT or ABPA or youngs
Structural Mounier-Kuhn
William Campbell - bronchial cartilage deficiency

Acquired
Asthma or Copd
Aspiration or gord or foreign body/LN/tumour
Chronic sinus with PND
HIV or CLL or nephrotic syndrome
Infection eg pertussis or NTM
IBD
CTD
Yellow nail - effusion, bre, sinusitis, yellow nail
Toxic gases
50% idiopathic

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Bronchiectasis ix

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Cxr and HRCT

Lung function obstruction

Sputum mcs/afbx3 and fungal culture

Bloods inc immunoglobulin/total IgE/ IgG to aspergillus/ RAST to aspergillus/ cftr gene/ vasculitis screen/ ciliary test pcd/ protein electrophoresis/ A1AT and HIv serology

Legionella and pneumococcal ag

Bronch localised disease

VF for aspiration

Aetiology
Sweat test or cf genotyping
Mucus ciliary video microscopy
TEM
PCD genotyping

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Management Bronchiectasis

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Treat cause eg asthma or Copd
- CF DNAse
- CVID Igg replacement
- ABPA pred and itra
- hiatus hernia ppi and pro kinetic
- IBD inhaled corticosteroid

Physiotherapy cycling or gravity or insufflation or gord sit up or autogenic drain or chest wall oscillation or percussion oscillation — sputum moved on expiration

Mucolytic with hypertonic saline and carbocisteine

Micro
Pseud eradicate

Nutrition

Vaccination

Surgical resection vs Tx

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Pseud non CF Bronchiectasis

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Gram negative
Need to eradicate on first presentation

S1
Treat cause
Airway clearance
Vaccine
ABC exac

S2 then 2 or less
Pt and Mucolytic

S3 3 or more exac
Severe iv Abx then neb colistin 3m w po azithro
Mild neb 3m then po azithro
No mo or not pseud then po azithro

Stage 4/5 - 5 or more exacerbations
Iv Abx 3m

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Surveillance CX Bronchiectasis

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Echo for PH

CT ca or Ptx

LTOT or NIV as per guidelines

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Lung tx and Bronchiectasis

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Less than 65 and FEV1 less than 30%

Urgent
Ptx
Haemoptysis
ICU
O2 dependent or Raised co2

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Management exacerbation BrE inc pseud erad

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Mild
Po Abx for 10-14 days
MRSA IV eradication

Moderate or severe
2 weeks of Abx and 2 days after clearance

Pseud
Mild po cipro for 14d
Severe iv taz and gent for 14d then 3m neb colistin/po azithro

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Macrolides

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Pre
Sputum rule out NTM
QTC less than 450
Lft at 0m/1m/6m
Hearing

Side effect
GI deranged lft
Hearing loss
Long qtc
CVD

Indication
Copd with 3 or more exac and optimised and non smoker
Asthma 50-70/ 800mcg steroid/ more than 1 exac
Bre 3 or more exac
BO

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Radiological types Bronchiectasis

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Cylindrical signet ring
Varicose alternating dilated and constriction
Cystic tram track

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PCD
AR 0.3% Nasal NO low Bronchiectasis middle or lower lobe Chronic rhinitis Recurrent OM Neonatal Resp symptoms 55% situs inversus Infertility due to immobile sperm Less likely clubbing
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Bronchiectasis mx specialist
3 or more exacerbations. Pseud or NTM or MRSA Long term tx Declining lung function Vasculitis or ABPA or Pcd or cf
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Bronchiectasis severity index
Age older BMI lower FEV1 lower Hospital admissions Exactly more than 3 MRC Pseud colonisation Radiology 3 or more cystic change Grade More than 9 severe Moderate 4-8 Mild 0-4
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Indications CF ix
Staph aureus Malabsorption Male primary infertility UL BrE Childhood steatorrhoea Ix 2x sweat and genetic analysis
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CF MO by age
Baby staph and HIB Adolescent pseud and capcasia Adult Burkholdeira pseud and capacia
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Pseud in CF
Well oral cipro or iv plus inhaled colistin then oral with nebs Unwell Iv and inhaled anti pseud Then oral and inhaled Nebs Colistin Alternative aztreonam or neb tobramycin Chronic pseud always treated neb colomycin or neb tobramycin CX Decline lung function Increase exacerbation Mortality predictor
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Burkholdeira
Gram negative Accelerated decline fev1 Increased mortality Capacia syndrome Fever Consolidation Sepsis Death
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Gene modulator cf effect
Function IVACAFTOR Quantity tezacaftor or elexacaftor or lumacaftor
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Haemoptysis in CF
5-16% mortality 4% massive Bleeding from bronchial in 90% and only Carries 1% CO but increases hypoxia Massive over 100ml over days or 250ml one go Mild pt and DNase. Stop hypertonic saline Severe stop all, txa, abx, bleeding side down, Terli and bronchial artery emb Bronchial artery emb side effects Chest pain Exacerbation Infarct Stroke
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Pneumothorax cf
3% Mucus plug so bronchial obstruction so air trap and alveoli burst 14% mortality Drain no talc. Refer vats and tx
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CT Bronchiectasis
Dilation bronchi Ba more than 1 Lack tapering Airway in 1cm costal pleural surface or touch mediastinal pleural Other Bronchial wall thickening Mucous impaction Mosaicism
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Long term ag
Avoid crcl less than 30 Hearing loss Challenge test
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PR in BrE
MRC more than equal to 2
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Bre surgery
Localised Not controlled medical tx
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Anatomy and cause BrE
Upper lobe CF Upper lobe ABPA Middle lobe - lady Windermere NTM Lowe - A1AT or Pcd or aspiration
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Complications Bronchiectasis
Infection inc abscess or empyema Haemoptysis Ptx Respiratory failure Amyloid CV disease
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Lower zone BE
Chronic aspiration PCD Hypogammaglob Mounier-Kuhn tracheomegaly
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Upper lobe BE
CF ABPA Fibrotic lung disease TB
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CF diabetes risk
Linked with declining lung function
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DIOS mx
NG IVF Gastograffin
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Fertility CF men
Blocked vas deferents