solutions 100%
Where does airway obstruction generally occur? - ANSWER Trachea to Bronchioles
What will Airway obstruction do to airway resistance? - ANSWER Increase it
What disease causes destruction of the alveolar sacks and enlargement of the air spaces? - ANSWER
Emphysema
What disease process causes an increase in mucus production? - ANSWER Bronchitis
What two diseases are considered COPD? - ANSWER 1. Emphysema
2. Bronchitis
What does emphysema cause to be necrosed? What is it turned into? - ANSWER 1. Elastin
2. Collagen
If a Pt has Bullus Emphysema what will occur if you add positive pressure? - ANSWER Rupture the lung
When can a Dx of Bronchitis be made? - ANSWER 3 months of overproduction of mucus x2 yrs.
What is the most common cause of COPD? - ANSWER Smoking
What does a Pt with emphysema look like? 3 Why? - ANSWER 1. Skinny, pink, Barrel chest
2. Catobalize there muscle because of WOB.
What is Type A COPD? What happens to PaO2 and PaCO2? - ANSWER 1. Pink Puffer (Emphysema)
2. PaO2 slightly depressed
3. PaCO2 Normal
, What is Type B COPD? What happens to PaO2 and PaCO2? - ANSWER 1. Blue Bloater (Bronchitis)
2. PaO2 decreases
3. PaCO2 increases
What does a Bronchitic Pt look like? 4 - ANSWER 1. Cyanotic
2. Frequent Cough
3. Rales and Ronchi
4. Increased JVP
What happens to: (in COPD)
FEV1 / FVC ratio
FEF 25-75
TLC
FRC
RV
Airway resistance - ANSWER 1. Decrease
2. Decrease
3. Increase
4. Increase
5. Increase
6. Increase
Which COPD state causes Increase PVR, Cor Pulmonale, and Polycythemia? - ANSWER Bronchitis
What is the volatile agent to use in status asthmaticus? - ANSWER Iso
Is Asthma a form of shunt or dead space? - ANSWER Shunt