Flashcards : Fundamentals of Respiratory and Endocrine Disorders — 24 cartes

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1Question

Acute bronchoconstriction — definition?

Réponse

Sudden airway narrowing from inflammation and smooth muscle contraction.

2Question

Mast cells — role?

Réponse

Release mediators causing airway hypersensitivity.

3Question

Eosinophils — role?

Réponse

Contribute to airway inflammation and allergic responses.

4Question

Airway inflammation — result?

Réponse

Swelling, mucus, hyperresponsiveness, bronchoconstriction.

5Question

Bronchoconstriction — cause?

Réponse

Smooth muscle tightening from inflammation.

6Question

Hypersensitivity — mechanism?

Réponse

Exaggerated immune response to allergens.

7Question

Asthma — characteristic?

Réponse

Reversible airway obstruction triggered by irritants.

8Question

Diagnosis tools — include?

Réponse

History, physical, pulmonary tests, allergy skin tests.

9Question

Wheezing — sign of?

Réponse

Airflow limitation in asthma.

10Question

Pulmonary function test — purpose?

Réponse

Assess airflow obstruction severity.

11Question

Peak flow monitoring — use?

Réponse

Quantifies airway narrowing over time.

12Question

Accessory muscle use — indicates?

Réponse

Respiratory distress.

13Question

Allergy skin test — purpose?

Réponse

Identify allergen triggers.

14Question

ABG — assesses?

Réponse

Oxygen and CO2 levels, gas exchange.

15Question

Asthma — management?

Réponse

Inhaled corticosteroids, beta-agonists, trigger avoidance.

16Question

Long-term meds — examples?

Réponse

Fluticasone, montelukast.

17Question

Rescue meds — examples?

Réponse

Albuterol, ipratropium.

18Question

COPD — main types?

Réponse

Emphysema ('pink puffer') and chronic bronchitis ('blue bloater').

19Question

Emphysema — features?

Réponse

Alveolar destruction, hyperinflation, minimal cough.

20Question

Chronic bronchitis — features?

Réponse

Cough, mucus, cyanosis.

21Question

Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency — role?

Réponse

Genetic risk factor for emphysema.

22Question

Pneumonia — alveolar change?

Réponse

Filling with fluid, pus, mucus.

23Question

Signs of pneumonia?

Réponse

Fever, chills, tachypnea, crackles, infiltrates.

24Question

Diagnosis tools?

Réponse

X-ray, cultures, ABG, inflammatory markers.

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