Pneumoconioses and Vaping Flashcards

1
Q

chronic, fibrotic lung diseases caused by the inhalation of inorganic particles

A

pneumoconiosis

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2
Q

what would spirometry show for pneumoconiosis?

A

restrictive

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3
Q

what are the general treatments for pneumoconiosis? (4)

A

supplemental O2
cough suppressant
bronchodilators
ICS

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4
Q

where is coal worker’s pneumoconiosis most prominent in the lungs?

A

upper lobes

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5
Q

how do patients with simple coal worker’s pneumoconiosis present?

A

asymptomatic

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6
Q

coal deposits in the lung tissue that weakens alveoli leading to alveolar dilation and emphysematous changes

A

simple coal worker’s pneumoconiosis

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7
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accumulation of macules that turn into nodules with sterile caseating lesions

A

complicated coal worker’s pneumoconiosis

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8
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inhalation of silica particles that leads to formation of small rounded opacities called silicotic nodules with eggshell calcification

A

silicosis

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9
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type of silicosis that is asymptomatic

A

simple silicosis

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10
Q

silicosis with large conglomerate densities of nodules in upper lungs, dyspnea, with spirometry showing obstructive or restrictive pulmonary lung dysfunction

A

complicated silicosis

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11
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what does silicosis increase the risk for?

A

pulmonary tuberculosis

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12
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a patient presents with worsening/progressive dyspnea, inspiratory crackles, and +/- digital clubbing with cyanosis. what are they likely experiencing?

A

asbestosis

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13
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what would be seen in a CXR of a patient with asbestosis?

A

pleural plaques - lower lung and borders

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14
Q

what is the imaging of choice for asbestosis?

A

Chest CT

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15
Q

a chest CT that shows lung streaking at lung bases, opacities or various sizes, honeycomb changes, and pleural plaques indicates what?

A

asbestosis

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16
Q

what can a patient get with asbestosis exposure?

A

mesothelioma

17
Q

a patient presents with cough, SOB, chest pain, N/V, and diarrhea. what are they likely experiencing?

A

EVALI

18
Q

what would be seen in a chest xray of a patient with EVALI?

A

bilateral ground glass

19
Q

what are the 3 management options for EVALI?

A

oxygen
empiric antibiotics
systemic steroids