Lecture 7: diseased tissues 1 Flashcards
what are the risk factors of emphysema
smoking
genetics
environmental pollution
what are the main features of emphysema
irreversible enlargement alveoli
destruction of alveolar walls
what is the pathogenesis of emphysema
inflammatory cytokines and leukocytes drive responses
immune cells release more proteases
infection increases inflammation
what are the clinical features of emphysema
asymptomatic until 30% of pulmonary parenchyma is destroyed
severe weight loss
impaired expiratory airflow
what is viral pneumonia classified as
swelling in the tissues in one or both lungs due to viral infection
what are the typical viruses that causes of viral pneumonia
influenza A and B
RSV
rhinovirus
what are the risk factors of viral pneumonia
age
malnutrition
alcoholism
what are symptoms of viral pneumonia
cough and fever
shaking
muscle pain
blueness of lips
what are the stages of diagnosis for pneumonia
xray of lungs
SPUTUM CULTURE to test lung secretions
NASAL SWAB for viral checks
COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT to check for inflammatory cell changes
ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) scan of chest
what is the treatment of pneumonia
rest
antibiotics
antivirals
fluid replacement
what is inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) due to
inappropriate mucosal immune activation
what are the two main types of IBD
ulcerative colitis
crogns disease
what is ulcerative colitis
limited to colon and rectum and extends into mucosa and submucosa
what does crohns disease involve
involves any area of GI tract and is often transmural
what are the causes of IBD
genetics
dysfunctional immune responses
defects in intestinal epithelium
what is the pathogenesis of IBD
dysfunctional immune response to microbiota
epithelial defects
abnormal mucosal immune response
altered gut biome