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Why will we hear crackles at the beginning of inspiration in patient with chronic bronchitis?

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Due to opening of small collapsed airways

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Hypoxia effect on vessels

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vasoconstriction

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Hypoxic vasoconstriction in lungs will lead to

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Increase pulmonary vascular resistance and pulmonary HTN

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4
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Types of emphysema

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Centriacinar- Smoking
Panacinar- a1-AT deficiency
Paraseptal

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5
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Chronic bronchitis definition

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Productive cough on most days of the week for at least 3 months with total duration of 2 years

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6
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mMRC measures

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Breathless scale 0-4

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3 steps of combined COPD asessment

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Spirometry to confirm diagnosis
Assessment of airflow limitation
Assessment of symp./risk of exacerbations

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8
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COPD non-pharmacological treatment

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Smokin cessation
Smoke prevention
Regular exercise
Rehabilitation
Oxygen therapy
NIV (CPAP)
Lung Volume Reduction Therapy
LuTx
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9
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Oxygent therapy- How long per day and what is the indication?

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minimum 15h/d

PaO2 < 60 mmHg and <88% O2 saturation

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10
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COPD pharmacological treatment other than LABA LAMA ICS..

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Influenza vaccine
Mucolytics
AB

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11
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Define COPD exacerbation

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Acute worsening of respiratory symp. that result in need of additional therapy

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12
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How to assess the severity of an exacerbation?

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Arterial blood gass
CXR (for alternative diagnosis)
ECG
WBC count

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13
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Systemic corticosteroids- What will we give, how much and for how long?

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Prednisone
40 mg
5 days

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14
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Asthma severity classification

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Mild intermittent
Mild persistent
Moderate persistent
Severe persistent

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15
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Special feature of PEF?

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Daily variability > 20%

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16
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Anti IgE drug

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Omalizumab

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17
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Clinical features of asthma exacerbation

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Too breathless
Respiratory rate > 25/min
HR > 110 BPM
PEF < 50% of predicted normal or best

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18
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PEF value in life threatening situations

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< 33%

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19
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Immediate management of asthma exacerbation

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Oxygen
High dose Albuterol+Ipratropium
High dose systemic steroids

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20
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asthma exacerbation respiratory medicine lecture notes what to add

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Nebulized ipratropium
IV MgSO4
IV bronchodilators

21
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Classification of pneumonia (pathology)

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Bronchopneumonia
Lobar
Interstitial

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Stages of pneumonia (4)

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  1. Congestion
  2. Red hepatization
  3. Grey hepatization
  4. Resolution
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Grey hepatization is due to

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Break down of RBC

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Auscultation of pneumonia

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Bronchial breathing sounds

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Tectile fermitus is pneumonia
Increased due to lungs being filled with fluids
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Bronchopneumonia on CXR
Patchy areas spread throughout the lung
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Interstitial pneumonia on CXR
Spread pattern throughout, especially concentrated in the perihilar regions
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Pneumonia specific pathogen - How can we recognise it?
``` Sputum culture Blood culture Pleural fluid Antigen detection Serological test ```
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Which AB can we start if we suspect interstitial pneumonia?
Macrolides - Clarythromicine
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Hospital Aquired Pneumonia definition
Pneumonia that developes 48h post hospital admission
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Lung abscess are caused mainly by which bacterias?
``` Fusobacterium Prevotella Strep Staph Klebsiella ```
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When can we say that a patient is free of TB infection?
3 sputum samples are negative
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Treatment for TB lasts
6-24 months
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ILD of known etiology caused by exposure is devided into 2
Organic- Hypersensitivity pneumonitis | Inorganic- Silicosis, Asbestosis
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Inorganic substances
Silicosis Asbestosis Berylliosis Coal worker's lung
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IIP is devided into
Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Usual Interstitial Pneumonia Acute Interstitial Pneumonia
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CXR in ILD
Reticular Diffuse / Nodular bronchovascular Reticulonodular or infiltrative pattern
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In IIP which is the most common?
IPF
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IPF drug
Nintedanib
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Sarcoidosis is most common in which populatons?
African american | Scandinevian
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Sarcoisosis symptoms
Hypoxemia Heart blocks Bells palsy Erythema nodosum
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Sarcoidosis on HRCT
Ground glass appearance
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OSA definition
Total cessation of airflow > 10 sec
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Hypopnea=
shallow breathing or an abnormally low respiratory rate
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Apnea-Hypopnea Index is used to
Indicate the severity of sleep apnea
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AHI values
Normal: AHI<5 Mild sleep apnea: 5≤AHI<15 Moderate sleep apnea: 15≤AHI<30 Severe sleep apnea: AHI≥30
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Causes for OSA
``` Obesity Short neck Alcohol Diabetes Tonsillitis Macroglossia Large uvula Chronic URI ```
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Name of an intra-oral device that is given to OSA patients
Mandibular Advancement Device
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Why give CPAP/BPAP in OSA?
Airflow can prevent pharyngeal collapse