WESTERN INTERNAL MEDICINE - LUNG DISEASES Flashcards

1
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COPD definition

A

chronic or persistent limited airflow

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2
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Major physical sign of COPD

A

barrel chest

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3
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Other signs of COPD

A

cough with sputum, SOB, dyspnea, wheezing, weak inspiration, prolonged expiration, low breathing sounds

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4
Q

Early stage COPD clinical level

A

over 80%

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5
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Common COPD clinical level

A

50-80%

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6
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Respiratory failure COPD clinical level

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30-50%

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7
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Critical level COPD (breathing assistance needed) clinical level

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less than 30%

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8
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Main risk factor for COPD

A

smoking (also air pollution, weather)

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9
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Standard treatment for COPD

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stop smoking, vaccinations, home oxygen therapy, combination of prescription medication, surgery

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10
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COPD blood test

A

pH

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11
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Pulmonary heart disease definition

A

A lung disease affecting the heart causing spasm of the pulmonary artery. This decreases the blood flow and increases the blood pressure

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12
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Later stage symptoms of Pulmonary heart disease

A

Blue lips/fingers, lower leg edema

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13
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Additional symptoms of pulmonary heart disease

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Productive cough, SOB< tachypnea, dyspnea at night, fatigue after exertion, palpitations and chest pain, syncope

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14
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Pulmonary heart disease mechanism of change

A

Right cardiac ventricle hypertrophy/congestive heart failure

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15
Q

Pulmonary heart disease ECG P wave characteristics

A

0.11s

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16
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Pulmonary heart disease ECG P-R wave

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0.12-0.2s

17
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Pulmonary heart disease ECG S-T wave

A

less than 0.45s

18
Q

Pulmonary heart disease blood gas test

A

increased carbon dioxide, decreased oygen

19
Q

Pulmonary heart disease diagnosis key

A

skin color changes, jugular vein distention

20
Q

Asthma type coughing

A

Productive cough with white bubbley sputum

21
Q

Asthma auscultation

A

wheezing sound during expiration, prolonged expiration

22
Q

Pneumonia lab test

A

MP antibody, IgM antibody positive

23
Q

Immune reactive lung diseases

A
  1. Pneumococcus pneumonia

2. Mycoplasma pneumonia

24
Q

How long will breathing stop during sleep related breathing disorders?

A

10 seconds

25
Q

Risk factors for pulmonary embolism

A

stroke, prolonged bed rest/sitting, fractures in extremities, obesity, venous insufficiency, trauma, post operative injury, cancer

26
Q

Nasal CPAP

A

mask for sleep related breathing disorders

27
Q

Irreversible lung diseases

A
  1. COPD
  2. Bronchiectasis
  3. Allergic/hypersensitive pneumonitis
  4. Pulmonary heart disease
  5. Lung cancer
28
Q

Pneumothorax can occur with what types of chest injuries?

A

Penetrating AND nonpenetrating

29
Q

Only ___ pneumothorax should be treated

A

large

30
Q

clubbed fingers are observed in

A

Bronchiectasis and lung cancer

31
Q

Pulmonary embolism definition

A

One of the most common causes of preventible deaths in hospitals. Recognized by leg swelling and pain in the calf. Always suspect PE if patient suddenly collapses 1-2 weeks after surgery

32
Q

Lung tb test

A

TB test positive

33
Q

Horner’s symptoms

A

one sided facial changes

34
Q

Lung cancer

A

stage II affects the lymph nodes, can block the superior vena cava, can cause pancreatitis or jaundice