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Chapter 31: Obstructive Pulmonary Disorders Flashcards

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type of asthma severity: no interference with ADLs

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intermittent

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type of asthma severity: continuous symptoms

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severe persistent

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classification of COPD: FEV1 <30% predicted

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GOLD 4 (very severe)

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type of asthma severity: symptoms >2 days/week, not daily

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mild persistent

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type of asthma severity: FEV1 >80%

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intermittent, mild persistent

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classification of COPD: FEV1 30-50% predicted

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GOLD 3 (severe)

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type of asthma severity: may affect ADLs

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mild persistent

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peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) in the red zone

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<50% of personal best

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status asthmaticus: ________________ monitoring is critical

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hemodynamic

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management of COPD: stop ________

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smoking

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management of COPD: ______ therapies

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drug

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type of asthma severity: FEV1 and FVC reduced by 5%

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moderate persistent, severe persistent

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asthma treatment involves eliminating ____________, ________ therapy, _________________ plan, _________________, _____________ test, __________________ position, and ________________ ventilation (as required).

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triggers, drug, Asthma Action, desensitization, asthma control, semi to high Fowler’s, mechanical

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type of asthma severity: some limitations to ADLs

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moderate persistent

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asthma can predispose patients to these three complications

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pneumonia
worse episodes of influenza
tension pneumothorax

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defining feature of COPD

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airflow limitation not fully reversible during forced exhalation

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type of asthma severity: 3-4 nighttime awakenings per month

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mild persistent

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type of asthma severity: >1 nighttime awakenings per week (not nightly)

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moderate persistent

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type of asthma severity: brief flare ups that vary in intensity

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intermittent

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type of asthma severity: more frequent flareups

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moderate persistent

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patients with status asthmaticus need this immediate treatment

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mechanical ventilation

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management of COPD: long-term _____ if indicated

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O2

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type of asthma severity: FEV1 60-80%

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moderate persistent

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COPD: goal of oxygen therapy is to keep SaO2 >___%

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90

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type of asthma severity: >2 nighttime awakenings per month

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intermittent

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diagnostic assessment of asthma includes these four things

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spirometry
peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR)
chest X-ray
pulse oximetry

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COPD: surgery that involves placing multiple 1-way valves by bronchoscopy in the airways leading to the diseased parts of the lung

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bronchoscopic lung volume reduction (BLVR)

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type of asthma severity: normal FEV1 between attacks

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intermittent

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management of COPD: nutrition _____________

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supplements

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to decrease dyspnea and conserve energy, patients with COPD should rest for _____________ and use a __________________ before eating

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30 minutes, bronchodilator

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five nonmodifiable risk factors for COPD

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aging
genetics
gender (men)
alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD)
history of asthma

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type of asthma severity: FEV1 <60%

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severe persistent

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peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) in the yellow zone

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50-79% of personal best

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status asthmaticus: continuous ______________ infusions and ____________ can help decrease work of breathing and promote synchrony with the ventilator

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analgesic, sedation

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management of COPD: progressive _________ plan

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exercise

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COPD: goal of this surgery is to reduce the size of the lungs by removing some of diseased lung tissue so that remaining healthy lung tissue can perform better

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lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS)

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COPD patients should avoid exercise and treatments for at least _____________ before and after eating

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1 hour

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management of COPD: _________________ techniques, ____________ exercises and ___________

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airway clearance, breathing, retraining

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this drug has a vasodilator effect that may be given to patients with very low FEV1 or peak flow or to those who do not respond to initial treatment

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IV magnesium sulfate

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type of asthma severity: often restricts ADLs

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severe persistent

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two most severe complications of asthma

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acute respiratory failure
status asthmaticus

42
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COPD: meals should be _________ and ____________, containing ____________, _____________, and ___________.

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small, frequent (5-6 meals/day), fresh fruits, whole grains, vegetables

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two breathing techniques that can be used with COPD

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pursed lip breathing
diaphragmatic breathing

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management of COPD: hydration of ______ per day if not contraindicated

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2-3 L

45
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type of asthma severity: daily symptoms

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moderate persistent

46
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classification of COPD: FEV1 ≥80% predicted

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GOLD 1 (mild)

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type of asthma severity: symptoms >2 days/week

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intermittent

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management of COPD: _______________ rehabilitation program

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pulmonary

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type of asthma severity: nighttime awakenings every night (7/week)

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severe persistent

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type of asthma severity: daily flareups

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severe persistent

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type of asthma severity: FEV1 and FVC are normal

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intermittent, mild persistent

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main characteristic of COPD

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inability to expire air

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COPD: surgery that removes one or more very large bullae (helps decrease work of breathing)

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bullectomy

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asthma: compromised lung function leads to chronic _________________, which leads to less severe complications such as fatigue, headache, and lack of activity

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debilitation

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most extreme form of an acute asthma attack characterized by hypoxia, hypercapnia, and acute respiratory failure

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status asthmaticus

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classification of COPD: FEV1 50-80% predicted

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GOLD 2 (moderate)

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four modifiable risk factors for COPD

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smoking
occupational chemicals and dusts
air pollution
frequent infections

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COPD: breathing technique that prolongs exhalation and prevents bronchiolar collapse and airdropping; gives patient more control of breathing, especially during exercise

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pursed lip breathing

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management of COPD: protect against infections via _______________

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immunizations

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type of asthma severity: noticeable flareups

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mild persistent

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peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR) in the green zone

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> 80% of personal best

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in status asthmaticus, the patient is (responsive, unresponsive) to treatment with bronchodilators and corticosteroids

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unresponsive

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