pulmonary Flashcards
increase on A-a gradient causes
CORRECT WITH O2(V/Q mismatch) -airway disease(asthma,COPD) -interstitial lung disease -alveolar disease(Atelectasis,pneumonia,pulmonary edema) -pulmonary vascualr disease DONNOT CORRECT WITH O2 -right-left shunt
ARDS Dx
- PaO2/FiO2 ratio below 300
- acute onset respiratory distress
- BILATERAL pulmonary infiltrates on CXR
- respiratory failure not completely explainend by heart failure
goal oxygenation on ARDS
PaO2>55mmHg or SaO2>88%
tidal volumes mechanical ventilation onARDS
4-6cc/Kg
pulmonary hypertention
> 25mmHG
Malignant lung nodule
New or enlarging lesions >2cm irregular calcifications or absent age>45 smoker irregular margins
samters triad
asthma
aspirine intolerance
nasal polyps
Obtructive pulmonary Disease
FEV/FVC less than 80%
mild persistent asthma and tx
> 2 weekly NOT DAYLY
2 nights 7Month
low dose steroid
PRN shorts acting beta agonist
Moderate persistent asthma dn tx
DAYLY >1 night/week med dose corticosteroid Long actint B agonist PRN short acting
severe persistent
coninual episodes
high dose steroid, oral steroir
long acting B agonist
PRN short acting
improves COPD survival
- smoking cessation and O2
- influenza and pneumococcal vaccination
O2 inditacion for COPD
hypoxemia
right heart failure
polycythemia
medications contribute to interstitial lung disease
AMIODARONE(foamy macrophages) busulfan nitrofurantoin blomycin radiation long term O2 concentration
antifibrotic agent for interstitial lung disease
pirfenidone
nintedanib
Löfgren syndrome
sarcoidosis type:
bilateral hilar adenopathy
erythema nodosum
arthritis
silicosis related infection
TB
pneumonia types
CAD(S-pneumo)
HAP(gram-negative bacilli)
VAP