Pathology - Pathophysiology of lung diseases Flashcards
what type of ventilatory defect is asthma?
a. obstructive
b. restrictive
a.obstructive
what part of the lung is hyper responsive to allergens in asthma?
a. bronchus
b. alveolus
c. trachea
a.bronchus
what cell type is increased in asthma?
a.neutrophil
b.monocyte
c,eosinophil
d.basophil
c,eosinophil
inflammation
what type of muscle constricts in asthma?
a. skeletal
b. cardiac
c. smooth
c.smooth
what is the effect of asthma on spirometry?
a. abnormal
b. no effect
a.abnormal
what is the correct equation for % predicted spirometry?
a. actual value/ predicted value x 100
b. predicted value / actual value x 100
a.actual value/ predicted value x 100
what is true for obstructive disease spirometry?
a. FEV1 increase, FVC decrease
b. FEV1 decrease, FVC decrease to lesser extent
c. FEV1 decrease, FVC increase
b.FEV1 decrease, FVC decrease to lesser extent
what is the main cause of COPD?
a. hypertension
b. atherscelrosis
c. smoking
d. obesity
c.smoking
true or false infections exacerbate the symptoms of COPD?
a. true
b. false
a.true
coarse crepitations and wheeze heard on auscultation what does this suggest?
a. restrictive defecct
b. obstructive defect
c. COPD
c.COPD
what type of fibres are destroyed in emphysema?
a. collagen
b. fibroelastic
c. elastin
c.elastin
which of these does not cause destruction of elastin fibres?
a. smoking
b. a1 anti trypsin deficiency
c. lung infection
c. lung infection
what happens to lung compliance in emphysema?
a. increase
b. decrease
a.increase
elastic recoil less so lungs can expand further
lung compliance
expandability
what happens to airway resistance in emphysema ?
a. decrease
b. no change
c. increase
c.increase
what happens to transfer factor in emphysema?
a. decrease
b. no change
c. increase
a.decrease
true or false emphysema leads to loss of alveoli?
a. true
b. false
a.true
what happens in the spirometry of emphysema?
a. FEV1 nad FVC both decrease
b. FEV1 decreases more than FVC
c. FVC decreases more than FEV1
b.FEV1 decreases more than FVC
what happens to FEV1:FVC ratio in obstructive?
a. increased
b. reduced
c. reduced <0.7
c.reduced <0.7
which of these is not a cause of increased pulmonary vascular resistance?
a. hypoxia
b. thrombo embolism
c. stroke
d. schistosomiasis
c.stroke
what type of shunt leads to pulmonary hypertension when oxygenated blood from the heart goes back into the pulmonary veins?
a. left to right
b. right to left
a.left to right
which of these causes a V/Q mismatch?
a. asthma
b. pulmonary hypertension
c. emphysema
b.pulmonary hypertension
what does dyspnoea, syncope, cough,haemoptysis and an increased pulmonary second heart sound and right ventricular heave indicate?
a. asthma
b. pulmonary hypertension
c. emphysema
b.pulmonary hypertension
which of these is heard in pulmonary hypertension?
a. wheeze and coarse crepitations
b. right ventricular heave, increased pulmonary second heart sounds
b. right ventricular heave, increased pulmonary second heart sounds
what investigations should be done for pulmonary hypertension?
a. ecg and chest x ray
b. chest x ray and agiography
c. chest x ray, echocardiogram
c.chest x ray, echocardiogram
pulmonary hypertension due to left to right shunt has what appearance on x ray?
a. organs pushed to opposite side
b. pleural effusion
c. distended aorta
d. distended central pulmonary arteries
d.distended central pulmonary arteries
what fibre is increased in pulmonary fibrosis?
a. interstitial collagen
b. fibroelastic
c. elastic
a. interstitial collagen
what happens to lung compliance in pulmonary fibrosis?
a. increase
b. decrease
c. no change
b.decrease
in which obstructive lung disorder does increased interstitial collagen and alveolar wall inflammation lead to decreased gas transfer, V/Q mismatch and pulmonary hypertension?
a. asthma
b. pulmonary hypertension
c. emphysema
d. pulmonary fibrosis
d.pulmonary fibrosis
what is the main cause of pulmonary fibrosis?
a. allergies
b. infective
c. toxic
d. CT disease
a.allergies
patient has dyspnoea, excercise intolerance and dry cough. auscultation reveals fine inspiratory crepitations / which condition most likely?
a. asthma
b. emphysema
c. pulmonary hypertension
d. pulmonary fibrosis
d.pulmonary fibrosis
what happens to transfer factor in pulmonary fibrosis?
a. oncrease
b. no change
c. decrease
c.decrease
what type of defect is pulmonary fibrosis/
a. restrictive
b. obstructive
a.restrictive
what investigations should be done when patient presents with dyspnoea, dry cough and fine inspiratory crepitations are heard on auscultation?
a. chest x ray and high resolution ct
b. chest x ray and angiogrpahy
c. spirometry and b2 reversible agonist
a.chest x ray and high resolution ct
what is true for restrictive disease?
a. increased FEV1 and FVC
b. decreased FEV1, less decreased FVC
c. decreased FEV1 and FVC equally
c. decreased FEV1 and FVC equally
how much do FEV1 and FVC need to be decreased for it to be significant
a. 7o%
b. >80%
c. >90%
d. 0.7
b.>80%
how much do FEV1 :FVC ratio need to be decreased for it to be significant
a. 7o%
b. >80%
c. >90%
d. <0.7
d.<0.7
what happens to FEV1:FVC ratio in restrictive ventilatory defects?
a. increase
b. decrease
c. no change
c.no change
increased interstitial markings most marked at the bases and a shaggy heart border is present in which lung condition?
a. asthma
b. emphysema
c. pulmonary hypertension
d. pulmonary fibrosis
d.pulmonary fibrosis
bronchiectasis is focal distension of the bronchi >
a. 1mm
b. 2mm
c. 3mm
d. 4mm
b.2mm
focal enlargment of bronchi due to bronchial wall inflammation, leading to outward traction by pulmonary parenchyma and a collapse in expiration and poor clearance of secretion is known as?
a. pulmonary fibrosis
b. emphysema
c. bronchiectasis
c.bronchiectasis
recurrent infection is common to which of these lung defects?
a. asthma
b. emphysema
c. bronchiectasis
c. bronchiectasis
what is the most common cause of bronchiectasis?
a. occupational
b. smoking
c. allergens
d. infection
d.infection
infection,cystic fibrosis,cilliary dyskinesia and gamma globulin defficiency are causes of which lung defect?
a. asthma
b. emphysema
c. bronchiectasis
d. pulmonary fibrosis
c. bronchiectasis
a cough with profuse mucopurulent sputum, occasional haemoptysis and rhonci,coarse crepitations and squawks heard on auscultation indicate which defect?
a. asthma
b. emphysema
c. bronchiectasis
c. bronchiectasis
which of these sounds indicate bronchiectasis?
a. coarse crepitations and wheeze
b. rhonchi, coarse crepitations and squawks
c. fine inspiratory crackles
b.rhonchi, coarse crepitations and squawks
what type of defect is bronchiectasis?
a. restrictive
b. obstructive
b.obstructive
what test is done following cough with mucopurulent sputum, occasional haemoptysis and auscultation of rhonchi and squawks?
a.high resolution CT and x ray
b. x ray and angiography
c, chest x ray and echocardiogram
c,spirometry
a.high resolution CT and x ray
cyclindrical, cystic and varicose veins shown on chest x ray of lungs which condition most likley?
a. pulmonary hypertension
b. bronchiectasis
c. pulmonary fibrosis
d. emphysema
b.bronchiectasis