physio + pharma Flashcards

1
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mechanism salbutamol

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beta receptor agonist // relaxes broncial smooth muscle

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2
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mechanism ipratropium

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blocks muscarinic ACh receptors –> bronchial relaxation

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3
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mechanism theophylline

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increase camp

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4
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oxygen therapy in acutely ill patients

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reservoir 15 l/min

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5
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mx to COPD

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if type II resp failure 88-92%

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6
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what causes an O2 shift to the left (lower O2 delivery)

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HbF, carboxyHb // Low H+ // low pCO2 // low 23DPG // low temp

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7
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what causes an O2 shift to the right (higher O2 delivery)

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raised H // raised pCO2 // raised 23DPG // raised temp

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8
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tidal volume

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volume inspired each breath (M: 500ml, F:350ml)

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9
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what is insp reserve volume

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max air that can be inspired at end of tidal volume (2-3L)

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10
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what is insp capacity

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tidal volume + insp reserve volume

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11
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what is residual volume

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volume of air remaining after max epiration // increases with age // residual volume = functional residual volume - expiratory reserve volume

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12
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what is the vital capacity

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max volume of air expired after maximal inspiration (5L) // inspiratory capacity + expiratory reserve volume

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13
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what is total lung capacity

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vital capacity + residual volume

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14
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what is transfer factor

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rate at which air diffuses from lungs to blood

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15
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what is used to test transfer factor

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carbon monoxide

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16
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what is the transfer coefficient

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KCO -transfer factor corrected for lung volume

17
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what causes raised transfer factor

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asthma // pulm haemorrhage // left to right cardiac shunts // polycythaemia // hyperkinetic // male, exercise

18
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what causes low transfer factor

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fibrosis // pneumonia // PE // pulm oedema // emphysema (COPD) // anaemia // low CO

19
Q

PFTs in obstructive lung disease

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FEV1 reduced

20
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restrictive lung diease PFTs

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reduced FEV1, FVC, FEV1%

21
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examples restrictive lung disease

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pulmonary fibrosis // asbestosis // sarcoidosis // ARDS // ankylosing spondylitis // neuromuscular disorders // severe obesity

22
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what can trigger theophylline toxicity

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illness, cipro + erythromycin

23
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features theophylline toxicity

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vomiting, agitation, dilated pupils, tachycardia, raised glucose, hypoK

24
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mx theophylline toxicity

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activate charcoal // ondasetron // IV crystalloid // HAEMODIALYSIS