Exercise and Lung function Flashcards

1
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In exercise challenge test, dry air should be

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<10 mg H2o/L

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2
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Exercise induced bronchoconstriction is fall in fev1 of

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10-15%

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3
Q

Aerobic training programs duration

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8-16 weeks

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4
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ECT parameter, ventilation to reach

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17.5 to 21 times of fev1

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5
Q

in ect, saba dose

A

salbutamol 100 mcg - 2 to 4 puffs
or 0.5 ml

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6
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pre ect, avoid

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7
Q

it has higher sensitivity and higher PPV in asthma diagnosis vs ect

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positive metacholine challenge test

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8
Q

mechanism of exercise induced bronchoconstiction

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vascular theory

breathing POORLY CONDITIONED AIR at high flows for long period of times

HIGH VOLUMES with airway hyperemia obstructs airway

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9
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mechanism of EIB causing greatest EIB as compared with isolated challenge with cold air inhalation

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facial cooling with warm or cold air inhalation (vagal effect)

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10
Q

emerging key player in triggering bronchospasm

A

neutrophil

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11
Q

increase IL ___ in exercise

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IL 6

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12
Q

dose of caffeine protective against EIB

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6-9 mg/kg

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13
Q

how many weeks max improvement of ICS in daily or frequent ICS

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2-4 weeks

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14
Q

EIB is the earliest sign of ____
last symptom to disappear after ics

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chronic asthma

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15
Q

mechanism of decreased exercise capacity in CF patients

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peripheral/muscle limit
respi limit

genotype
training

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16
Q

physiological challenges in exercise at altitude

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lower:
humidity
barometric pressures
ambient temp

17
Q

Exercise at high altitude

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18
Q

2 mechanism involved in reduction of exercise performace

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ratio of lung diffusiing capacity to VO2 max

arterial oxyhemoglobin saturation during max exercise