Lecture 6 (Smoking/Vaping Toxicities) Flashcards

1
Q

where does nicotine get its name?

A

from French adventurer Jean Nicot

he popularized tobacco

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2
Q

who was Dr. Raymond Pearl and what did he do?

A

first doctor who warned that smokers do not live as long as non-smokers

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3
Q

___ is the first and major disease linked to smoking

A

lung cancer

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4
Q

what was on the surgeon general’s cigarette warning?

A

lung cancer

heart disease

emphysema

may complicate pregnancy

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5
Q

how many harmful chemicals are in smoke?

A

~93 – close to 100

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6
Q

in terms of nicotine,

1 pod is equivalent to…

A

2 packs of cigarettes

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7
Q

lung function assessments:

static lung measurements

A

lung volume

pressure volume relationship

compliance or stiffness of lung

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8
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lung function assessments:

dynamic measurements

A

resistance and dynamic compliance

flow volume relationship –> forced expiration

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9
Q

lung function assessments:

what are other assessments?

A

blood gas/oximetry

diffusion capacity of carbon monoxide (DLCO)

mucociliary clearance

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10
Q

lung function assessments:

what does nitrogen washout do?

A

small air way distribution by [exhaled gas nitrogen]; [N2]/vol

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11
Q

what is elastance (E)?

A

dP/dV

pressure required to inflate the lungs

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12
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what is compliance (C)?

A

dV/dP

opposite and reciprocal of elastance

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13
Q

characteristics of obstructive lung function

A

emphysema (alveoli enlarge, bad at breathing out carbon monoxide, but can hold more volume)

low DLCO

high TLC or compliance

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14
Q

characteristics of restrictive lung function

A

fibrosis (scarring in alveoli decrease how much volume they can hold)

low DLCO

low TLC or compliance

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