Pulm 1 Flashcards

1
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most effective drug for controller therapy asthma

A

ICS (twice a day)

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2
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early COPD’ers will have what on exam?

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nothing, can be normal in early stages

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3
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hemoglobin is normal, o2 reduce, sat02 normal at rest. cxr hyperinflated lungs with flattened diaphragm. Am I emphysema or chronic bronchitis.

A

emphysema

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hemoglobin is eleavted, o2 reduced, c02 elevated, CXR increased interstitial markings “dirty lungs”. normal diaphragm. Am i emphysema or chronic bronchitis?

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Chronic bronchitis

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5
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in emphysema is total lung capacity increased or decreased?

A

increased

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6
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thin, elongated chests, with increased AP diameter and BIG BAGGY LUNGS, what am I?

A

Emphysema

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7
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Criteria for chronic bronchitis

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Productive cough more than 3 months in a year for two consecutive years.

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8
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best copd treatment

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stop smoking, o2 therapy, and Atrovent (anticholinergic, ipratropium)
SABA for exacerbation

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9
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best test for copd status?

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ABG (and 6 minute walk test)

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10
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common bugs if COPD’ers get PNA?

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HiB (Most common), and strep pneumo

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11
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the 3 criteria for an acute COPD exacerbation

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cough increases, sputum increases, dyspnea increases

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12
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best choice to diagnose bronchiectasis?

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CT

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13
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what you see on chest xray in bronchiectasis?

A

tram tracks

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14
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if HR >100, RR > 24, Temp > 100.4 (38), and age > 64, what can we think if were diagnosing bronchitis?

A

its PNA, not bronchitis

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15
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hemoptysis is….

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> 200ml in 24 hours of coughed blood

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16
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in a workup for hemoptysis, we get sputum cultures, and CT. what wont CT show?

A

endobronchial lesions

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17
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MCC of epiglottitis

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Hib, and recently in peds is GABHS

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18
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tx for epiglottitis

A

IV ampicilin/sulbactam, and a cephalosporin

19
Q

what is a patient gets it, and a 4 year old in the house isnt Hib vaccinated?

A

give Rifampin to everyone in the house to kill any carrier

20
Q

Whats the most common cause of severe chronic lung disease in young adults?

A

Cystic fibrosis

21
Q

what does cystic fibrosis xcr show?

A

hyperinflation

22
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What do CF patients need to be vaccinated against?

A

flu and pneumococcal

23
Q

MCC of bronchiolitis in peds?

A

RSV or Adenovirus

24
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MCC of bronchiolitis in adults?

A

inhalation injury, drug exposure, post infection

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tx for bronchiolitis
prednisone taper
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whats normal/abnormal on xray with the two types of bronchiolitis?
constrictive is normal (post inhalation) | proliferative is abnormal
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MCC of croup
parainfluenza
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croup on xray of the neck shows
steeple sign
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tx for croup
mild: one time PO ICS (Budesonide or dexamethasone) severe: racemic epi
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mucopurulente unilobar infiltrates are typical PNA, while what is atypical?
bilateral, or watery sputum production, and in wierd areas of the chest.
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gold standard to dx PNA
infiltrate on cxr
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traditional therapy for CAP PNA
beta-lactams, macrolides, and tetracyclines
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inpatient tx for PNA
ceftriaxone and a macrolide (to cover atypicals)
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blood on sputum in PNA
rust colored
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sign of legionella PNA
GI symptoms
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Mycoplasma PNA sign
bullous myringitis (no rigors)
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Klebsiella PNA sign
currant jelly (ETOH or nursing homes)
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kelbsiella on cxr
like regular PNA but usually in right upper lobe.
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abx for anaerobes in aspiration PNA
clinda
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what is the most predisposing factor to lung abcess in PNA?
aspiration
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what type of PNA shows air/fluid levels?
pneumococcal PNA
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MCC bug of RSV?
paramyxovirus (MCC of lower resp. tract infection in peds)
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prophylactiv tx for RSV, since its viral?
Palivizumab (synagis)
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tx for whooping cough
macrolide for 1 week, and vaccinate/booster pt. and others