Pulmonology Flashcards

1
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triggers for asthma

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-pollutants
-infection
-cold
-smoke

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2
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other conditions often seen with asthma

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-eczema
-allergies

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3
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What is Samter’s triad

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4
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s/s of asthma

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-cough
-chest tightness
-SOB
-wheezing

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5
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diagnosis of asthma

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-children: reduction in either FEV1 or FVC by >12% (85% of predicted)
-adults: reduction in either FEV1 or FVC by >12% AND a minimum of >200mL (70% of predicted)

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6
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mild intermittent asthma

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-symptoms <2 or fewer days per week
-<2 night awakenings per month
-doesn’t interfere with normal activities

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7
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mild persistent asthma

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-symptoms >2 times weekly
-3-4 night awakenings per month
-use of SABA more than twice a week

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8
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moderate persistent asthma

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-daily asthma symptoms
-nighttime awakenings >1/week
-daily need for SABA

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9
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severe persistent asthma

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-symptoms of asthma throughout the day
-nightly awakenings
-need for SABA multiple times per day

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10
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treatment of asthma

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-SABA (albuterol, metaproterenol, terbutamine)
-SABA + ICS (budesonide, declomethasone dipropionate)
-SABA + ICS + LABA (salmeterol, fometerol)

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11
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causes of bronchitis

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typically viral or bacterial

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12
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s/s of acute bronchitis

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-cough
-substernal pain
-wheezing
-fever
-SOB

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13
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treatment of acute bronchitis

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-symptomatic treatment

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14
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MCC of COPD

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smoking

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15
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COPD symptoms

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-dyspnea
-chronic cough
-sputum production
-wheezing
-chest tightness

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16
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COPD vs EMPHYSEMA

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17
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diagnosis of COPD

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-FEV1 less than 80% predicted
-FEV1/FVC ratio: less than (0.7) 70%

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18
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vaccine recommendations for COPD patients

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-pneumonia (over 18)
-flu
-COVID

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19
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GOLD classification

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Gold 1: FEV1: >80 predicted
Gold 2: FEV1: 50-79 predicted
Gold 3: FEV1: 30-49 predicted
Gold 4: FEV1:<30 predicted

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20
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ABCD assessment tool

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-A: 0-1 exacerbations and CAT <10
-B: 0-1 exacerbations and CAT >10
-C: >2 exacerbations and CAT<10
-D: >2 exacerbations and CAT>10

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21
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treatment of COPD

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-A: intermittent use of SABA
-B: SABA + LABA or LAMA
-C: SABA + LAMA
-D: SABA + LABA + LAMA

22
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treatment of COPD exacerbation

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-increase SABA use
-neb
-oral steroids
-azithromycin, augmentin, or doxy

23
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solid vs subsolid pulmonary nodule

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-solid: less likely to be cancer
-subsolid: more likely to be cancer

24
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management of solitary pulmonary nodules

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->30mm: resection
-<30mm: determine risk for malignancy

25
Q

screening criteria for lung cancer

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-50-80 years old
-currently smoke or quit in the last 15 years
-20 pack year history

26
Q

s/s of lung cancer

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-cough
-blood tinged sputum
-CP
-SOB

27
Q

diagnosis of lung cancer

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-CT with contrast then biopsy

28
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techniques for biopsy depending on location of tumor

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-central: endobronchial
-peripheral: transthoracic

29
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small cell carcinoma

A

-smokers
-central

30
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adenocarcinoma

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-nonsmokers
-peripheral

Most common type of lung cancer-non small cell (adenocarcinoma)

31
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squamous cell carcinoma

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-smokers
-central

32
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large cell carcinoma

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-peripheral

33
Q

treatment for NSCLC

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-stage 0 and 1: surgery
-stage 2 and 3: surgery + chemo
-stage 4: chemo and palliative surgery or radiation

34
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treatment for SCLC

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-limited stage with no mets: surgery + chemo
-limited stage with mets: chemo + radiation
-extensive: chemo

35
Q

MCC for pneumonia

A

strep pneumo

36
Q

Dx of pneumonia

A

CXR

37
Q

when do you order sputum cultures for pneumonia?

A

when hospitalizing

38
Q

s/s of pneumonia

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-cough
-sputum
-fever
-dyspnea

39
Q

determine if patient needs hospitalized for pneumonia

A

PSI and CURB65

3-5: hospitalize
4-5: ICU

40
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CURB65

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C - Confusion
U - BUN >19
R - RR>30
B - BP <90/60
>65
Any criteria > 2 indicate need for inpatient admission

41
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treatment of pneumonia

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-outpt with no comorbidities: amoxicillin + (macrolide or doxy)
if penicillin allergy use a 3rd gen ceph (cefpodoxime)
-outpt with comorbidities: azithromycin + rocephin OR levaquin
-inpatient non ICU: levaquin OR rocephin + azithromycin
-inpatient ICU: rocephin + levaquin OR rocephin + azithromycin

42
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s/s of sleep apnea

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-HTN
-sleepy appearance
-bull neck
-right rided HF

43
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diagnosis of sleep apnea

A

sleep study

polysomnography

44
Q

tx of sleep apnea

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CPAP

45
Q

s/sx of TB

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fever, night sweats, loss of energy/appetite, weight loss

46
Q

dx of TB

A

ppd skin test

47
Q

in what pts is positive >5 mm ppd

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-HIV
-contact with TB patient
-immunosuppressed
-xray findings

48
Q

positive >10 mm ppd

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-high risk workers
-people who come to us from areas where TB is common
-comorbidities
-children

49
Q

positive >15 mm ppd

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anyone else

50
Q

tx of TB

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Isoniazid
Rifampin
Pyrazinamide
Ethambutol
Streptomycin

51
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