Lecture 7- Pulmonary Pathology II Flashcards

1
Q

predisposing factors of bacterial pneumonia

A

loss of cough reflex

injury to cilia

decreased phagocytosis

pulmonary edema

immunocompromised condition

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2
Q

symptoms of bacterial pneumonia

A
cough
dyspnea
fever
chills
sputum production
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3
Q

… is a type of bacterial pneumonia that is a patchy process, begins around the small bronchi and is common in the very young and old

A

bronchopneumonia

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4
Q

… is a type of bacterial pneumonia that involves the entire lobe and streptococcus pneumoniae is 90% of the cases and happens in healthy adults

A

lobar pneumonia

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5
Q

stages of inflammation in lobar pneumonia

A

congestion

red hepatization

gray hepatization

resolution

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6
Q

the early stage of pneumonia is …. which is purulent exudate with many RBCs

A

red hepatization

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7
Q

the later stage of pneumonia is… which is exudate with fibrin and macrophages

A

gray hepatization

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8
Q

4 complications of pneumonia

A

empyema

abscess

pericarditis

bacteremia

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9
Q

many viruses are associated with …. pneumonia

A

atypical (interstitial)

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10
Q

overall mortality of ARDS

A

30%

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11
Q

which disease is the most common infectious cause of death, about 3 million deaths per year

A

TB

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12
Q

what is the organism that causes TB and describe it

A

myobacterium tuberculosis

bacillus (rod), aerobe, nonmotile, slow growing

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13
Q

what is the classic tissue reaction to myobacterium tuberculosis

A

caseating granulomatous inflammation

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14
Q

TB is acquired by…

A

inhalation

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15
Q

the site of early infection in TB is called a…

A

Ghon lesion

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16
Q

over time, organisms in tuberculosis migrate to the hilar lymph nodes which is called a …

A

Ghon complex (lung lesion and hilar lymph nodes)

17
Q

…% of primary cases of TB resolve

A

90-95%

18
Q

reactivation of TB induces… and …

A

type IV hypersensitivity

tissue necrosis

19
Q

military TB results from spread via… or …

A

lymphatics

blood (lymphohematogenous)

20
Q

military TB has multiple … like granulomatous inflammation sites

A

millet seed

21
Q

a granulomatous lung disease that is common especially in ohio is

A

histoplasmosis

22
Q

which disease is the classic granulomatous lung disease?

A

TB

23
Q

3 examples of granulomatous lung diseases

A

TB
histoplasmosis
sarcoidosis

24
Q

leading cause of cancer deaths?

A

lung cancer

25
Q

risk factors of lung cancer

A

smoking

asbestos

radon gas

nickel, chromates, pollutants, lung scar

26
Q

tumors of lung cancer may produce hormones:

A

paraneoplastic syndromes

ADH, ACTH, PTH and others

27
Q

which two forms of lung cancer are most strongly associated with smoking

A

squamous cell carcinoma

small cell (oat cell)

28
Q

prognosis of lung cancer

A

16% 5 year survival

45% if localized when found

29
Q

… is a group of lung disorders caused by inhalation of dust/particles

A

pneumoconioses

30
Q

whats size of particles are the most dangerous in pneumoconioses

A

1-5 um

31
Q

in pneumoconioses, inhaled particles induce…

A

fibrosis (scarring)

32
Q

… worldwide is the most prevalent form of occupational disease

A

silicosis