Disorders of the Airways Flashcards

1
Q

Most fatal hereditary disorder of whites in the US

A

CF

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2
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Symptoms include steatorrhea

A

CF

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3
Q

How might your CF patient look?

A

Malnourished, digital clubbing, increased AP diameter

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4
Q

What will you hear on lung exam in CF?

A

apical crackles

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5
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What do PTF’s show in CF?

A

mixed obstructive and restrictive

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6
Q

50% of CF patients will also develop this syndrome

A

bronchieactesis

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7
Q

What abdominal organ are you also concerned with in CF?

A

pancreatits

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8
Q

Symptoms of CF

A

productive cough, decreased exercise tolerance, recurrent hemoptysis, rhinosinusitis, diarrhea

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9
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What is the tx of CF focused on?

A

reduction of airway secretions: postural drainage, chest percussion or vibration techniques

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10
Q

What surgical intervention is available to CF patients?

A

lung transplant

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11
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This disorder produces foul smelling sputum and can be congenital or acquired

A

bronchiectasis

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12
Q

define bronchiectasis

A

abnormal, chronic bronchial enlargement; can be localized or diffuse

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13
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Main symptoms of bronchieactasis

A

chronic cough with production of copious amounts of purulent sputum

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14
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CXR findings of bronchieactasis

A

dilated and thickened bronchi–> “TRAM TRACKS”

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15
Q

How do you treat bronchiectasis?

A

antibiotics for acute; usually amoxicillin

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16
Q

What are some complications of bronchiectasis?

A

distant visceral abscesses–>brain! cor pulmonale, amyloidosis

17
Q

What is the hallmark symptom of interstitial lung disease ?

A

slowly progressing dyspnea (insidious onset) + dry cough

18
Q

What would lung volumes look like in a patient with interstitial lung disease?

A

decreased lung volumes w/ patchy distribution of ground glass

19
Q

What CXR findings would you expect to find in idiopathic interstitial pneumonia?

A

patchy, fibrosis honeycombing over several years

20
Q

What do PFT’s show in interstitial lung disease?

A

restrictive process

21
Q

How do you diagnosis idiopathic interstitial pneumonia?

A

surgical lung biopsy is usually required

22
Q

What are the four requirements for diagnosis idiopathic interstitial pneumonia?

A

honeycombing on CT over time
PTF’s with restrictive disease
inspiratory crackles
radiographic e/o fibrosis over years

23
Q

Who is at highest risk for developing sarcoidosis?

A

African American women

24
Q

noncaseating granulomas

A

sarcoidosis

25
Q

What would you expect to find on cxr for sarcoidosis?

A

butterfly sign–> hilar adenopathy

26
Q

What additional, regular exam do sarcoidosis patients require?

A

a regular eye exam

27
Q

What is a good treatment option for sarcoidosis?

A

prednisone