L2: COPD (Intro, Pathology, Causes, CP) Flashcards

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Def of COPD

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Other Def of COPD

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COPD is a preventable disease and is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality

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Types of COPD

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Types of COPD

  • Emphysema
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Types of COPD

  • Chronic Bronchitis
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Pathophysiology Of COPD

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RF for COPD

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RF for COPD

  • Environmental
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RF for COPD

  • Smoking
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Smoking as a RF for COPD

  • Significance
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Smoking as a RF for COPD

  • Types of Smoking
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  • Other type of tobacco (eg pipe, cigar, waterpipe) and marijuana are also risk factors
  • Passive smoking also known as second hand smoke
  • Smoking during pregnancy poses risk for the fetus
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RF for COPD

  • Biomass Exposure
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RF for COPD

  • Occupational Exposure
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RF for COPD

  • Air Pollution
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  • Outdoor air pollution: Dust, sandstorms and biomass fuel exposure
  • Indoor air pollution: particularly in women
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RF for COPD

  • Genetic Factors
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Mutation in SERPINA 1 gene lead to hereditary deficiency of alpha 1-antitrypsin (AATD)

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RF for COPD

  • Asthma & Airway Hypersensitivity
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RF for COPD

  • Infection
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RF for COPD

  • Gender
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Women are more susceptible to the effects of tobacco smoke than men:

  • As women exhibit smaller airway lumens and disproportionately thicker airway walls
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Pathological Features of COPD

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  • Emphysema
  • Chronic Bronchitis
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Pathological Features of COPD

  • Emphysema
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Pathological Features of COPD

  • Chronic Bronchitis
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Mechansim of COPD

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  • Mucus Hypersecretion
  • Small Airway Obstruction
  • Protease/Antiprotease Imbalance
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Mechansim of COPD

  • Mucus Hypersecetion
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Mechansim of COPD

  • Small Airway Obstruction
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Due to neutrophil infiltration because of release of chemotactic factors from macrophages.

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Mechansim of COPD

  • Protease-antiprotease Imbalance
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CP of COPD

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  • Symptoms
  • Signs
  • Specific to Type
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CP of COPD

  • Symptoms
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Symptoms of COPD

  • Chronic Cough
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Chronic Cough in COPD

  • Significance
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First symptoms of COPD

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Chronic Cough in COPD

  • Timing
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At first: Present only on waking up

Later on: Cough occurs throughout the day (may be attributed by the patient to smoking “smoker’s cough”),

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Chronic Cough in COPD

  • Characters
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May be dry or productive

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Dyspnea in COPD

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Dyspnea in COPD

  • Significance
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Cardinal symptoms of COPD

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Dyspnea in COPD

  • Course & Duration
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  • Chronic, progressive over time
  • Persistent
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Sputum in COPD

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Sputum in COPD

  • Characters
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Chest Wheezes & Tightness in COPD

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Usually persistent or continuous (not in attacks as bronchial asthma)

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Fatigue in COPD

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Additional Features in COPD

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Signs of COPD

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Signs of COPD

  • Mild
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No abnormality may be found.

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Signs of COPD

  • General
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General Signs of COPD

  • Attitude
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Elevated shoulders with professorial attitude

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General Signs of COPD

  • Decubitus
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General Signs of COPD

  • Vitals
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  • Increased respiratory rate (tachypnea)
  • Puslus Paradoxus
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General Signs of COPD

  • Neck
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  • Congested neck veins may be seen on expiration.
  • Prominent accessory respiratory muscles in neck.
  • Indrawing of the suprasternal and supraclavicular fossae.
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General Signs of COPD

  • Abdomen
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Abdominal protuberance may occur due to:

  • low position of the flat diaphragm with forward displacement of the abdominal contents
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General Signs of COPD

  • Lips & Muscles
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  • Expiratory pursed lip breathing.
  • Generalized muscle wasting in advanced cases.
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Local Examination in COPD

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Local Examination in COPD

  • Inspection & Palpation
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Local Examination in COPD

  • Percusiion
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Local Examination in COPD

  • Auscultation
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Symptoms & signs of respiratory failure or corpulmonale with RSHF

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May Be Present

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blue bloater type of COPD patient may also have

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The pink puffer type of COPD patient may also have

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  • Clubbing is ….. a feature of COPD and suggests ……
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  • Not
  • malignancy, bronchiectasis or other type of lung diseases