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Pneumoconiases Flashcards

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pneumoconioses - types

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  1. asbestosis
  2. Berylliosis
  3. Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis
  4. silicosis
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pneumoconioses (except berylliosi) - increased risk for

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  1. cor pulmonale
  2. Caplan syndrome
  3. cancer
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Caplan syndrome

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rheumatoid arthritis and pneumoconiases (coal, asbestosis, silicosis) with intrapulmonary nodules

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Asbestosis is associated with (exposure)

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  1. shipbuilding
  2. roofing
  3. plumbing
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pathognomonic lesions of asbestosis (gross)

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Ivory white, calcified supreadiaphragmatic and pleural plaques

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areas of asbestos plaques

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  1. supreadiaphragmatic

2. pleural plaques

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carcinomas associated with asbestosis

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  1. bronchogenic carcinoma

2. mesothelioma

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asbestosis - bronchogenic ca vs mesothelioma

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bronchogenic ca > mesothelioma

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asbestosis affect (area)

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lower lobes

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berylliosis associated with (exposure)

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berryllium in

  1. aerospace
  2. manufacturing industries
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lung Asbestosis - histology

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ferruginous (asbestos) bodies: golden-brown fusiform rods resembling dumbbells, found in alveolar septum (visulized using PAS stain), often obtain by branchoalveolar lavage)

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ferruginous bodies are found in

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alveolar septum

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berylliosis affects (area)

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upper lobes

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berrylliosis histology

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noncaseating granoulomas in lung, hilar lymph nodes and systemic organs

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berrylliosis treatment

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occasionally responsive to steroids

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Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis is also known s

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black lung disease

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Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis affects (area)

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upper lobes

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Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis - pathophysiology

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prolonged coal dust exposure –> macrophages laden with carbon –> inflammation and fibrosis

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Anthracosis is caused by

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mild exposure to carbon (collection of macrophages laden with carbon)

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Anthracosis - symptoms/dound in

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asymptomatic condition found in many urban dwellers exposed to sooty air

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Anthracosis - occupation

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found in many urban dwellers exposed to sooty air

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Silicosis is associated with ….(occupation)

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  1. foundries (factory that produces metal castings)
  2. sandblasting
  3. Mines
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Silicosis - pathophysiology

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Macrophages respond to silica and release fibrogenic factors, leading to fibrosis. it is thought that silica may disrupt phagolysosomes and impair macrophages

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silicosis - increased risk for

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  1. TB

2. bronchogenic carcinoma

25
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silicosis affects (area)

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upper lobes

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silicosis - CXR

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Eggshell calcification of hilar lymph nodes

27
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pneumoconiases that affect upper lobes

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  1. coal workers’ pneumoconiosis
  2. Silicosi
  3. Berylliosis
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pneumoconiases that affect lower lobes

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asbestosis

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pneumoconiases - increased risk for TB

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silicosis

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silicosis histology

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fibrotic nodules found in upper lobes

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asbestosis histology

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fibrosis of lung and pleura (plaques)

32
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pneumoconiases - roofing

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asbestosis

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pneumoconiases - eggshell appearance

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silicosis

34
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pneumoconiases - black lung disease

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Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis

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pneumoconiases - ferruginous bodies

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asbestosis

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pneumoconiases - fibrosis

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  1. asbestosis
  2. Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis
  3. silicosis
37
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pneumoconiases - respond to steroids

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Berylliosis (occasionally responsive)

38
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rheumatoid arthritis and pneumonoconioses with intrapulmonary nodules = ?

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Caplan disease

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pneumoconiases - disrupts phagolysosomes

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silicosis

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pneumoconiases - types and affected area of lung

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  1. asbestosis –> lower lobes
  2. Berylliosis –> upper lobes
  3. Coal workers’ pneumoconiosis –> upper lobes
  4. silicosis –> upper lobes
41
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Ferruginous bodies are visualized using

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Prussian blue stain

42
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Asbestosis also increases the risk of

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Pleural effusions

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