LUNGS/XRAYS/RADIOLOGY Flashcards
-Sudden onset of pleuritic chest pain
-collapsed lung with elevation of diaphragm
-shift of trachea to AFFECTED side of collapse
Pneumothorax
-strict aerobe
-in apex of lung where the oxygen is greatest
Reactivation of TB
-air enters pleural cavity but cannot exit
-mediastinum shift to OPP side
-diaphragm depressed on AFFECTED side
Tension pneumothorax
FIXED dilation of bronchioles (irreversible)
-become FLOPPY- leading to collapse during EXPIRATION/ WHEEZING
-chronic/recurrent inflammation/infections
bronchiectasis
NON FIXED (reversible) constriction of bronchioles/bronchi
EPISODIC wheezing, dyspnea, cough, aspirin sensitivity
LOWER AIRWAY inflammation/bronchoconstriction
*ASSOC WITH ATOPY (genetic predisposition to produce IgE in response to common environmental allergens, leading to allergic reactions)
Asthma
*episode of wheezing after given aspirin for a fever, taking shallow breaths with prolonged expiration
HYPERPLASIA of mucus secreting glands
*one of the main types of COPD
Chronic Bronchitis
Proteolytic alveolar wall destruction
-DECREASED total alveolar surface area
-OVERINFLATION of alveoli
*second main type of COPD, most commonly caused by smoking
(rarely in children)
Emphysema
two main types of COPD
Chronic Bronchitis, Emphysema
taking shallow breaths with prolonged expiration
Wheezing
small and medium vessels
-eosinophilia, chronic rhino sinusitis, asthma
**mononeuritis multiplex, peripheral multifocal neuropathy (damage to 2 or more different nerve areas)
P-ANCA (anti-myeloperoxidase)
eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (churg strauss)
small vessel
saddle nose deformity
hemoptysis, renal failure
**requires immediate immunosuppression at time of dx, cyclophosphamide*
C-ANCA (anti-protease 3)
Granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Wegener granulomatosis)