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Oxygenation VS vdntilation

Oxygenation is the process of delivering the adequate amount of O2 molecules like me switching from a NC to a BVM

What is chronic bronchitis

It is a condition characterized by an overproduction of mucus by the globlet cells,

Pathophysiology of cronic bronchitis

1) decrease gas exchange = hypercarbia + hypoxia



2) hypoxia result in polycythemia



3) hypercarbia result in pulmonary vasoconstriction



4) pulmonary vasoconstriction results in pulmonary hypertension and eventually cor pulmonae

S/S of CB

Patient tend to overweight


Cyanotic hence blue bloaters


Rhonchi on auscultation


S/S of right heart failure ( JVD, ankle edema, and hepatic congestion


Define elastin, elastase and alpha 1 antitrypsin

Elastin = protein that allows recoil of tissues that have been stretched (alveoli)



Elastase = protease enzyme that break down the elastin protein



Alpha 1 antitrypsin, protease inhibitor that inhibits secretion of elastase

What happens to the residual volume and the vital capacity in emphysema

Residual volume increase because air is trapped



Vital capacity remains normal



Residual volume increase

What is the vital capacity,

It is the total amount of air that is expired after maximal inspiration. After a full respiratory cycle. It is a full inhalation and exhalation