Respiratory Flashcards

1
Q

common cold. rhinovirus, coronavirus, secondary infections

A

nasopharyngitis

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2
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Fluid collection in ears, culprits are S. Pneumoniae and H Influenzas. More protected by breastfeeding.

A

Otitis media

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3
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culprits of otitis media

A

S. Pneumoniae and H Influenza

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4
Q

kids ears are

A

shorter, wider, and horizontal

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5
Q

indications for surgery, lymph tissue, throat infection

A

tonsillitis and adenoiditis

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6
Q

Most common cause of pharyngitis

A

Group A Strep

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7
Q

complications of strep throat (pharyngitis)

A

scarlet fever, rheumatic fever (heart valves), AGN (Kidney)

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8
Q

transmission timeframe of flu

A

1 day before and 7 days after

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9
Q

viral sore throat

A

laryngitis

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10
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most common viral. Culprits RSV, parainfluenza, flu, swelling agains cricoid

A

laryngotracheobronchitis

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11
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Bacterial. Culprits are Group A Strep, Staph Aureus, and H Influenza. Intubation risk

A

tracheitis

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12
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quick onset, dysphonia, dysphagia, drooling

A

epiglottitis

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13
Q

3 that you DO NOT do throat cultures

A

laryngotracheobronchitis, treaitis, and epiglottitis

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14
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Viral but could turn bacterial. Self limiting unless bacteria sets in. Cough with mucus

A

bronchitis

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15
Q

RSV is culprit. Inflammation. Asthma risk down the road. Affects mostly younger kdis

A

bronchiolitis

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16
Q

Nasal wash to ID. Cause of several respiratory infections. Mucus and coughing. Upright. O2. Several small feedings. Ribovrian is given in hospital

A

RSV

17
Q

What is given for RSV in hopsital

A

Ribovrian

18
Q

Bronchioles and alveoli are fluid filled. Viral, bacterial or foreign body. Poor O2 exchange. Crackles and at risk for other infections

A

Pneumonia

19
Q

Air transmission

A

TB

20
Q

MEd for TB

A

Rifampicin

21
Q

Failure to thrive and intussusception

A

CF

22
Q

what are you looking for in sweat test of CF

A

sodium chloride

23
Q

what kind of diet do you give for CF

A

high calorie

24
Q

chronic lung disease, can be caused by damage due to pressure in vents,

A

Bronchopulmonary dysplasia

25
Q

hypoxemia

A

low O2 in blood

26
Q

Hypercapnia

A

high CO2

27
Q

Hypoxia

A

low O2 in tissues

28
Q

1st choice for short acting bronchodilators

A

albuterol sulfate

29
Q

2nd choice for short acting bronchodilators

A

levealbuterol hydrochloride

30
Q

SE of short acting bronchodilators

A

high HR, anxiety, hyperactivity

31
Q

what med lowers immune response

A

corticosteroid

32
Q

inhaled corticosteroids

A

prednisolone, budesonide

33
Q

nasal corticosteroids

A

fluticasone, mometasone, triamcinolone

34
Q

long acting bronchodilator for maintenance

A

salmeterol

35
Q

long acting bronchodilator for maintenance plus steroid

A

Fluticasone Proprionate-salmeterol

36
Q

Montelukast is give at

A

nighttime

37
Q

Loratadine (claritin), fexofenadine HCI (Allegra), Cetirizine HCI (Zyrtec)

A

OTC maintenance antihistamines. Suppress overactive response

38
Q

Pancrelipase is given with a meal for

A

CF

39
Q

RSV antiviral

A

Ribavirin