respiratory 6; more chronic obstructive and lung cancer

Question 1

cystic fibrosis

Answer 1

recessive disorder in chloride transport proteins
high NACl in sweat
less Na in water
leads to thicker respiratory mucus

Question 2

types of non-small cell lung cancers

Answer 2

squamous cell
adenocarcinoma
large cell

Question 3

pink puffer

Answer 3

emphysema

Question 4

starts with squamous cells in central bronchi without one knowing

Answer 4

non-small cell lung cancer

Question 5

barrel chested

Answer 5

emphysema

Question 6

persistent cough
dyspnea
hemoptysis
frequent respiratory infections
chest pressure
anorexia (tumor necrosis factor and cachetin)

Answer 6

sx of lung cancer

Question 7

__% survival rate from lung cancer

Answer 7

16

Question 8

90% of lung cancer would stop if

Answer 8

people stopped smoking

Question 9

retain co2 longer

lightheadedness

Answer 9

emphysema

Question 10

coughing up blood or blood stained mucus

Answer 10

hemoptysis

Question 11

meaning labored breathing

Answer 11

dyspnea

Question 12

__ chemicals in cigarette smoke

Answer 12

4000

Question 13

productive cough
hypertrophy of mucus gland
leads to excess secretion
obstruction of airways
edema
air cant get to alveolar from mucus plugs 
early hypoxia

Answer 13

chronic obstructive bronchitis

Question 14

hypertrophy of submucosal glands

Answer 14

chronic obstructive bronchitis

Question 15

found within the gland
large bulks in the middle of peripheral tissue
usually secondhand smokers

Answer 15

adenocarcinoma

Question 16

dyspnea

Answer 16

labored breathing

Question 17

overventilates; late hypoxia

Answer 17

emphysema

Question 18

small cell lung cancer

Answer 18

found in peripheral of lung tissue (outside lobe)
could remove the lobe entirely
more apt to live a couple of years with it

Question 19

hemoptysis

Answer 19

coughing up blood or blood stained mucus

Question 20

SCLC

Answer 20

small cell lung cancer

Question 21

chronic obstructive bronchitits

Answer 21

productive cough
hypertrophy of mucus gland
leads to excess secretion
obstruction of airways
edema
air cant get to alveolar from mucus plugs 
early hypoxia

Question 22

permanent increase alveolar size from collagen/fibrin coat

Answer 22

emphysema

Question 23

sx of lung cancer include

Answer 23

persistent cough
dyspnea
hemoptysis
frequent respiratory infections
chest pressure
anorexia (tumor necrosis factor and cachetin)

Question 24

found in peripheral of lung tissue (outside lobe)
could remove the lobe entirely
more apt to live a couple years with it

Answer 24

small cell lung cancer

Question 25

__% of all cancer deaths is lung; leading cancer

Answer 25

25

Question 26

blue bloater

Answer 26

chronic obstructive bronchitis

Question 27

air cant get to alveolar from mucus plugs

Answer 27

chronic obstructive bronchitis

Question 28

inflammatory response to smoking
collagen and fibrin produced (scar tissue, not flexible)
alveolar get coated, become permanently enlarged
eventual necrosis
barrel chested
retain co2 longer lightheadedness
late hypoxia

Answer 28

emphysema

Question 29

squamous cell
adenocarcinoma
large cell

Answer 29

types of non-small cell lung cancers

Question 30

o2 deficiency

Answer 30

hypoxia

Question 31

lung cancer has a _ year survival rate

Answer 31

5

Question 32

emphysema

Answer 32

inflammatory response to smoking
collagen and fibrin produced (scar tissue, not flexible)
alveolar get coated
become permanently enlarged
eventual necrosis
barrel chested
retain co2 longer
lightheadedness
late hypoxia

Question 33

recessive disorder in chloride transport proteins
high NaCl in sweat
less Na in water
leads to thicker respiratory mucus

Answer 33

cystic fibrosis

Question 34

adenocarcinoma

Answer 34

found within gland
large bulks in the middle of peripheral tissue
usually secondhand smokers

Question 35

smoke is breathed in and goes directly to alveolar with its unprotected ingredients (no filter)

Answer 35

large cell lung cancer

Question 36

obstucted airway; early hypoxia

Answer 36

chronic obstructive bronchitis