Respiratory Flashcards

1
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digital clubbing

A

sign of hypoxia - proliferation of connective tissue between nail matrix and all the distal phalanx

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2
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cyanosis

A

desaturated Hb or Hb O2 saturation (hypoxemia)

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3
Q

atelectasis

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loss of lung volume, caused by collapse of expanded lung tissue - usually absence o f breath sounds in affected lung field

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4
Q

obvious cartilage (cells)

A

pseudostratified columnar + goblet cells

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5
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partial cartilage (cells)

A

more columnar less pseudostratified cells than obvious cartilage

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6
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bronchiole (cells)

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cuboidal epithelium + clara cells; goblet cells, no cartilage just smooth muscle

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7
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bronchi

A

partial cartilage

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8
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trachea

A

obvious cartilage

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9
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trachea

A

obvious cartilage

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10
Q

compression

A

collapse of lung tissue caused by direct physical compression

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11
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contraction

A

fibrotic retraction of lung

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12
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cardiogenic causes of pulmonary edema

A

mitral stenosis or insufficiency OR left ventricular failure

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13
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non-cardiogenic causes of pulmonary edema

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decreased plasma oncotic pressure, lymphatic blockage, OR volume overload (kidney failure; drugs/toxins; infections; ARDS; iatrogenic)

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14
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non-cardiogenic causes of pulmonary edema

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decreased plasma oncotic pressure, lymphatic blockage, OR volume overload (kidney failure; drugs/toxins; infections; ARDS; iatrogenic)

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15
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secondary lung cancer

A

cancer metastasized to the lung

primarily from bladder, breast, colon, kidney, neuroblastoma, prostate, and soft tissue sarcoma

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16
Q

histological characteristic of secondary lung cancer

A

“popcorn” metastatic nests/lesions

17
Q

pancoast tumor

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cancer of the lung apex - cause compression of brachial plexus, cervical sympathetic plexus, recurrent laryngeal nerve, and superior vena cava.

18
Q

compression of superior vena cava

A

swelling of face, head and neck veins

19
Q

compression of recurrent laryngeal nerve

A

hoarseness of the voice

20
Q

compression of cervical sympathetic plexus

A

horner syndrome

21
Q

horner syndrome

A

miosis, anhidrosis, enopthalmos, ptosis

22
Q

small cell lung cancer

A

“oat cell” -highly malignant, anaplastic, small, dark blue cells, with scarce cytoplasm

non-differentiated, high affinity to blue stain

paraneoplastic syndromes

23
Q

paraneoplastic syndromes

A

cancer cells secrete hormones of adrenal gland symptoms associated with hormones
-ectopic ACTH, inappropriate ADH-

24
Q

paraneoplastic syndromes

A

cancer cells secrete hormones of adrenal gland symptoms associated with hormones
-ectopic ACTH, inappropriate ADH-

25
Q

treatment of lung cancer

A

non-small cell = surgery

small cell = chemotherapy

26
Q

sarcoidosis

A

chronic systemic granulomatous disease

27
Q

lung sarcoidosis

A

restrictive lung disease - bilateral lymphadenopathy on chest x-ray

28
Q

pneumoconiosis

A

group of lung disease caused by inhalation of dust particles

29
Q

pneumoconiosis

A

group of lung disease caused by inhalation of dust particles

30
Q

anthracosis

A

pneumoconiosis of coal dust

31
Q

silicosis

A

pneumoconiosis of silica dust

32
Q

asbestosis

A

pneumoconiosis of asbestos dust

33
Q

what factors cause worse pneumoconiosis progression/outcome?

A

fibrogenic ability of inhaled dust, amount, duration, smaller particles