Interstitial lung disease - collins Flashcards

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what are other names for interstitial lung disease

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diffuse parenchymal disease
pulmonary fibrosis

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what is interstitial lung disease

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group of lung disorders that impair the interstitium - damage also extends to the parenchyma (capillaries, alveoli, bronchioles)
does not extend proximal to bronchioles
leads to impaired gas exchange

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what is the pathophysiology of interstitial lung disease

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inflammation -> fibrosis (deposits of connective tissue) -> impaired gas exchange

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what are the most common types of interstitial lung disease

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exposure related (drug and occupation/environmental)
autoimmune related
idiopathic (Most common)

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how many types of interstitial lung disease are there

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over 200 - we only talk about 3 major types

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what are drug induced/exposure related interstitial lung disease

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chemotherapy, methotrexate, amiodarone, macrobid

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what are occupation/environmental related interstitial lung disease

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inorganic or organic dust
gas/fumes
radiation

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what are the autoimmune related interstitial lung disease

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rheumatoid arthritis
SLE
Scleroderma
polymyositis
dermatomyositis
sjogrens syndrome

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what are the different types of idiopathic interstitial lung disease

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Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF)
Sarcoid

acute interstitial pneumonia (AIP)
non-specific interstitial pneumonia (NSIP)
cryptogenic organizing pneumonia (COP)

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what is the presentation of interstitial lung disease

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often chronic symptoms (Months- years)
progressive exertional dyspnea m/c
may present as simple dry cough, SSX of autoimmune disease, asympathomatic (screening)

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what are possible exam findings for interstitial lung disease

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bibasilar crackles
clubbing of digits
PE consistent with pulmonary HTN
tachypnea
reduced chest expansion

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what is the workup for interstitial lung disease

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starts with thorough history
occupational history
thorough PMH with treatments: CT dz, malignancy, Rheumatologic condition
Family hx
lab tests to rule out other causes and check for known causes

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what lab tests are typically run for interstistial lung disease

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CBC, CMP, rheumatologic testing, HIV, HCV, etc

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What are supportive CXR findings for interstitial lung disease

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bronchiectasis 9Tram-track appearance)
miliary pattern
honeycombing
kerley lines
reticular or rediculonodual opacities

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what are PFTs used for with interstitial lung disease

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assess severity, prognosis and monitoring

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what is a diagnostic test for ILD

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biopsy

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What are supportive CT findings for ILD

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bronchiectasis
miliary pattern
honeycombing (coarse reticular)
kerley lines
reticular or rediculonobular opacities

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what is the treatment for ILD

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fibrosis is irreversible - goal is to prevent/limit further damage
no BEST treatment
coricosteroids (pred)
antifibrotic agent (pirfenidone and nintedanib)
treat GERD (iansoprazole, omeprazole, pantroprazole)

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what are other supportive treatment options for ILD

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supplemental O2
Pulmonary rehabilitation
Tobacco cessation
Flu and pneumococcal vaccines

lung transplant for refractory disease

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what is the only definitive treatment for ILD

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lung transplant for refractory

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what is another name for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

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usual interstitial pneumonia (histologic description)

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what is the presentation of Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

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DOE and dry cough, often chronic (1 year)
classiually with bibasilar end inspiratory crackles on exam
‘usual interntitail pneumonia pattern’ on imaging

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what are usual interstitial pneumonia imaging findings

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basilar reticular opacities
honeycombing
bronchiectasis

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what are the easy diagnostic criteria

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Age > 65
no known cause of SSx (idiopathic)
inspiratory crackles on PE
Restrictive PFT
Classic UIP imaging findings

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what is sarcoidosis
systemic inflammatory disorder - lungs and lymph most commonly affected Black pts, F>M, age 20-40s, second peak around age 60 increased incidence in winter/early spring
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what is sarcoidosis characterized by
non-caseating granuloma formation - no necrotic center
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what are the common symptoms of sarcoidosis
DOE, cough, chest pain, crackles systemic: fatigue, malaise, weakness, anorexia, weight loss, fever
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what are extra-pulmonary manifestations of sarcoidosis
dacryocystosis erythema nodosum myopathy/muscle weakness hepatic involvement arthritis lupus pernio other skin rashes
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what is dacryocystitis
inflammation of lacrimal sac
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what is erythema nodosum
palpable, tender, red/violet subQ nodules
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what is lupus pernio
violacenous plaques on the face
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what is the primary means for diagnosis of sarcoidosis
CXR hilar adenopathy central central nodular opacities predilection for the upper lobes
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what is CXR also used for with sarcoidosis
diagnosis and staging
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what is the definitive diagnostic test for sarcoidosis
biopsy
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What is the general approach to treatment of sarcoidosis
if acute or no to mild symptoms - no tx if one organ involved - localized/topical therapy if multi-organ involvement - systemic therapy
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what are the pharmacotherapeutic agents used for sarcoidosis
glucocorticoids (pred) - first line methotrexate - second line
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how many stages are with Sarcoidosis
1 to 4
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what is seen on CXR stage 1 sarcoidosis
hilar adenopathy only
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what is seen on CXR in stage 2 sarcoidosis
hilar adenopathy + infiltrates
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what is seen on CXR in stage 3 sarcoidosis
infiltrates alone, adenopathy resolves
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what is seen on CXR in stage 4 sarcoidosis
pulmonary fibrosis
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what is pathognomonic of sarcoidosis
non-caseating granulomas