Pop lock and scholom lecture Flashcards
indications for supplemental O2
PaO2 less than 55 mmhg or SpO2 under 89%
mild disease asthma treatment
SABA or SAMA (ipratroprium) prn
moderate asthma treatment
LABA or LAMA (tiatroprium)
severe asthma treatment
ICS + LABA + LAMA
with or without roflumilast or theophylline
very severe asthma treatment
ICS + LABAB or
ICS + LAMA or
ICS + LAMA + LABA
with or without roflumilast or theophylline
pulmonary rehab for pts with COPD treats what
symptoms more than the disease
inducible laryngeal obstruction associated conditions
asthma
gerd
chronic rinosinusitis
initial treament with person with COPD
LABA and LAMA
inducible laryngeal obstruction vs asthma
ILO
ILO- upper airways, rapid, can leave abruptly
monophnic inspiratory stridor and prolonged inspiratory phase
ILO treatment
primarily speech therapy
avoidance of irritant substances
oxygen content equation
Hb X % saturation X 1.34
O2 transport equation
O2 content X CO
prototypic ILD presentation
dyspnea cough crackles at bases digital clubbing exercise indcued hypoeemia reduced FRC, TLC normal, low DLCO
scleroderma and lungs
pulmonary fibrosis (most lethal)
pulmonary hypertension
aspiritaion (esophagus becomes stiff tube with no motion, aspirate chronically)
SLE assocaitions
PIPE
pleural disease
interstitial lung disease
pulmonary HTN
extra pulmonary restriction
if sudden onset then probably not likely SLE
antibiotic commonly used for UTI that can cause lung disease
nitrofuratoin
treatment for hypersenstivie pneumonitis
put on prednisone for acute form
chronic form does not respond to prednisone as well
ILD of COPD has more rapid decline
ILD
ILD and cough
non productive