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COPD
presence of airflow obstruction
chronic Bronchitis diagnosed when?


chronic cough and sputum production
Chronic Bronchitic cough result of?
hypersecretion of mucus
Emphysema is?
abnormal permanent enlargement of bronchioles and alveoli
Primary Risk Factors (Exposures)

(know a few)

1. Tobacco Use

2. Diet


3. Infections


4. SES


5. Occupational exposures

Predisposing Risk Factors (host factors)

(know a few)

1. AHR

2. Poor Hygiene


3. Male


4. dec. ADS Potential


5. Poor Nutrition


6. Ageing

Results from Pulm. Fxn test necessary for what?
diagnosing COPD and determining severity.
Stages of Severity (3)
1. Stage 1 (Mild) : FEV1 <50%

2. Stage 2 (moderate) : " 35-49%


3. Stage 3 (Severe) : " <35%




of predicted

In patients with MILD or MODERATE disease symptoms?
DO NOT present until demand is placed on resp. system.
patients w/ mod-severe COPD had dec. exercise capacity b/c?
- reduced ventilatory capacity in the face of inc. demand
Clinical Measures for Exercise-testing recommendations (Page 182)



Know some




**monitoring should include these things

-HR, 12-lead ECG

- BP


- RPE, RPD


- O2 saturation


-Ventilation measures and gas exchange


-Blood Lactate


-Distance


Can we use the 6 min walk for ex. testing in this pop.
YES
When should measurements be measured
before start, through test, and at termination
Review chart on pg 183
all down arrows
Primary goals of pulmonary rehab (5)
1. dec. airlfow limitation

2. Improve ex. capacity


3. Prevent & treat secondary med. complications


4. dec. resp. symptoms


5. inc. QOL

is HR a reliable indicator of ex. tolerance for COPD patients
NO
best monitor for intensity?
dyspnea and RPE
min. recommendation for exercise prescription
frequency of 3-5 dys/wk w/ min 20-30 mins continuous activity.
Three Strategies for increasing strength of ventilatory mm. strength
1. Isocapnic hyperpnea

- breathe at highest lvl of minute vent. for 10-15 mins


- leads to decreaed PaCO2 (need rebreathing circuit)




2. Inspiratory Resistive Loading


- breathe through small orifice


- req. monitoring (patients cheat)




3. Inspiratory threshold loading


- breathe through device that permits airflow only after critical ins. pressure is reached. (best)


-no supervision

Grade given to inspiratory muscle training



*why?

B.



** recommended this form of training NOT be considered essential. Except in patients who remain symptomatic






how is the work of the diaphragm increased?
arm exercises req. use of accessory mm. of insp. therefore dec. their participation in ventilation.



** Therfore we want to improve the fxn of these mm. to help w/ vent.

Quadriceps mm strength correlated w/
positively w/ 6 min walk distance and VO2max
resistance training in COPD patients

(upper, lower, whole-body) should be?

included in a comprehensive rehab program
recommended dosage for improvements
training 2-3 days/wk w/ 8-10 reps and loads of 50-85% 1RM
Asthma characterized by?
chronic inflammation and REVERSIBLE airway obstruction
3 factors characterizing asthma
1. ctraction of smooth mm in airways

2. swelling of mucosal cells


3. hypersecretion of mucus

asthma caused by
allergic rxn,

exercise,


aspirin,


dust,


pollutants,


emotion

chemical mediators assoc. w/ asthma
1. histamine

2. prostaglandins


3. leaukotriene

mediators elicit these effects
1. increase smooth mm contraction (bronchoconstriction)

2. Initiate bronchocontrictor reflex via vagus nearve


3.Cause inflammatory response w.in tissue

patho behind EIA is a consequence of?



results in?

heating and humidifying large volumes of air during exercise.



-cooling and drying of airway which leads to inflammatory mediator release



EIA is diagnosed when? with what?
immediately following GXT with spirometer to determine if airflow limitation is present