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LA pulm 3 Flashcards

FB aspiration, pleural effusion, pneumothorax, pulm HTN, ARDS, sleep apnea

1
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what differentiates costochondritis from Tietze syndrome

A

Tietze syndrome has the presence of palpable edema

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2
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most common foreign body aspirated in children

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peanuts

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3
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what is mean age for FB aspiration and why

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2 years, no molars

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4
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complications include bronchiectasis, pneumonia, lung abscess, atelectasis

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FB aspiration

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5
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definitive dx test for FB aspiration

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rigid bronchoscopy, therapeutic as well sometimes

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6
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what is the parapneumonic type of pleural effusion

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non infected pleural effusion, secondary to bacterial pneumonia

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7
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what is the empyema type of pleural effusion

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direct infection of pleural space, purulent

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what is the hemothorax type of pleural effusion

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gross blood; trauma or malignancy

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9
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what is the chylothorax type of pleural effusion

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increased lymph, persistent turbidity after centrifuge

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10
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most common type of pleural effusion

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transudative; CHF most common

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11
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nephrotic syndrom, cirrohosis, atelectasis, hypoalbuminemia

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think transudative pleural effusion due to increased hydrostatic pressure or decreased oncotic pressure

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12
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Pulmonary emboli and malignancy in pleural effusion

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usually exudative

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13
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percussion, fremitus, breath sounds in a pleural effusion

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all decreased, dullness

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14
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blunting of costophrenic angles/meniscus sign

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CXR in pleural effusion

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15
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best film for pleural effusion

A

lateral decubitus

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16
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gold standard for pleural effusion from thoracentesis

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lights criteria
1. pleural fluid protein : serum protein > 0.5 or
2. pleural fluid LDH : serum LDH >0.6 or
3. pleural fluid LDH >2/3 the upper limit of normal LDH

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17
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primary vs secondary pneumothorax

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primary is idiopathic

secondary is underlying lung disease

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18
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percussion, fremitus, breath sounds in a pneumothorax

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hyperresonance, decreased fremitus/breath sounds

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19
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what type of CXR(position)

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expiratory upright view

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20
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companion lines

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visceral pleural line running parallel with ribs; pneumothorax

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21
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pulm HTN is what pressure

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elevated mean pulmonary arterial pressure >20

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22
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BMPR2 gene defect

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primary pulm htn

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23
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pulm HTN auscultation

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accenuated S2.

24
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definitive dx in pulm HTN

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right heart cath is gold standard

25
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labs: polycythemia with increased hematocrit

A

pulm HTN

26
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what percentage of PE arise from deep vein in legs

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70%

27
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most common sign of a PE

A

tachypnea

28
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most common abnormal finding in PE

A

atelectasis

29
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westermark sign

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avascular markings distal to the PE

30
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hamptons hump

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wedge shaped infiltrate due to PE infarction

31
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EKG: nonspecific ST/T changes and sinus tachycardia

A

PE

32
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S1Q3T3

A

most specific for PE

wide deep S wave in lead 1
isolated q and t wave inversion in lead 3

33
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abg in PE

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initally respiratory alkalosis and hypoxemia.

respiratory acidosis occurs with more time

34
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d dimer and PE

A

only helpful if negative and low suspicion for PE

35
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best initial test for PE

gold standard

A

helical(spiral) CT angiography

pulm angiography gold standard

36
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PE tx if hemodynamically unstable

A

thromobolytic tx: LMWH

37
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PE tx if hemodynamically stable

A

IV unfractionated heparin 3 months or LMWH

38
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antidote for LMWH

A

protamine sulfate

39
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PTT for what

A

monitor unfractionated heparin

40
Q

avoid LMWH in who

A

renal failure,thombocytopenia

41
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major complication with unfractionated heparin

A

heparin induced thombocytopenia

42
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ARDs and high mortality rate why

A

acute hypoxemic respiratory and organ failure

43
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hypoxemia without hypercarbia

A

ARDs

44
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what kinds of pts at risk for ARDs

A

gram neg sepsis most common. critically ill pts

45
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CXR: bilateral diffuse pulm infiltrates, spares costophrenic angles

similar to what?

A

ARDs

CHF does not spare the angles

46
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PCWP < 18 and > 18

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< 18 is ARDs
>18 is cardio pulm edema

47
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tx of ARDs

A

CPAP, PEEP, and low tidal volume

48
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sleep apnea sleep study positive with what

lab

A

15 or more events/hour

polycythemia(due to chronic hypoxemia)

49
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cheyne stokes

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cyclic breathing in response to hypercapnia leading to decreased brain blood flow/ increase then decrease in respirations

50
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biots breathing

A

irregular respirations with irregular periods of apnea: due to damage of medulla oblongata or opioid use

51
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kussmaul respiration

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hyperpnea; deep, rapid, continuous respirations due to metabolic acidosis.

52
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CXR: bilateral diffuse reticular(ground glass) opacities and air bronchogram

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neonatal respiratory distress syndrome

53
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neonatal respiratory distress syndrome tx

A

exogenous surfactant via endotracheal tube to open alveoli, continuous CPAP

54
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CXR: coarse, irregular infiltrates with lung hyperinflation

A

meconium aspiration

55
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signs of respiratory distress after birth(post term), cyanosis, tachypnea

A

meconium aspiration

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