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COPD- umbrella term for??
many breathing disorders such as asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema
Hypercapnia
increased CO2
Hypoxemia
decreased O2
Hypoxia
decreased
Pulmonary Edema S/S
HALLMARK- PINK FROTHY SPUTUM
dyspnea, orthopnea, hypoxemia, crackles with breath (using stethoscope), S3 gallop (heart murmur, floppy left ventrical), hypercapnia
Pulmonary Edema- problem inhaling or exhaling?
inhaling
COPD- problem inhaling or exhaling?
exhaling
COPD S/S
HALLMARK- DYSPNEA AND WHEEZING
V/Q= ?

mismatch?
V/Q = ratio of air in the lungs to blood in the lungs
Asthma defn.
chronic inflammation of airways
Asthma causes
smoke, allergens, genetics
How to monitor or deal with asthma
peak flow meter, avoid allergens, bronchodilators, fast acting inhalers
status asthmaticus
BAD, severe bronchospasm
chronic bronchitis defn.
hypersecretion of mucous and chronic productive cough for at least 3 months, 2 consecutive years
causes of chronic bronchitis
inspired irritants increase mucous production and the size/# of mucous glands- smokers, etc.
emphysema defn.
abnormal permanent emlargement of gas-exchange airways w/ destruction of alveolar walls and fibrosis, air sac destruction is permanent
emphysema S/S
HALLMARK- BARREL CHEST
dyspnea on exertion, little sputum, decrease cough, tachypnia
aspiration
fluid and solid particles pass into the lungs
atelectasis
lungs are not fully inflated

compression- tumor, etc so lungs cannot expand

absorption-
bronchiectasis
persistent dilation, causes smooth muscle to weaken and airways can collapse anytime
pleural effusion defn.

transudate vs. exudate
excess fluid in pleural space

transudate= systemically caused (ie LVF)
exudate = locally caused (ie bacteria)
hemothorax
blood in pleural cavity
pleurisy
inflammation of pleural cavity causes sharp pain with inspiration
empyema
collection of pus in pleural cavity
types of pneumonia
community acquired- strep
hospital acquired
pneumococcal
viral