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    This document outlines the pathophysiology of COPD and tuberculosis. It lists non-modifiable risk factors like age and sex, as well as modifiable factors such as smoking, environment, and work. It then describes the process of tuberculosis infection, from initial inhalation of M. tuberculosis bacteria, to impairment of lung clearance and airway obstruction due to bronchial inflammation, spread of infecting bacteria to lymph nodes, formation of cavities filled with mucus and dead cells, and development of chronic bronchitis and emphysema due to alveolar hypoventilation, airway collapse, and weakened lung disruption.

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    This document outlines the pathophysiology of COPD and tuberculosis. It lists non-modifiable risk factors like age and sex, as well as modifiable factors such as smoking, environment, and work. It then describes the process of tuberculosis infection, from initial inhalation of M. tuberculosis bacteria, to impairment of lung clearance and airway obstruction due to bronchial inflammation, spread of infecting bacteria to lymph nodes, formation of cavities filled with mucus and dead cells, and development of chronic bronchitis and emphysema due to alveolar hypoventilation, airway collapse, and weakened lung disruption.

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    Schematic Diagram Pathophysiology (Book-Based) COPD and Tuberculosis

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    Juanie Centeno
    This document outlines the pathophysiology of COPD and tuberculosis. It lists non-modifiable risk factors like age and sex, as well as modifiable factors such as smoking, environment, and work. It then describes the process of tuberculosis infection, from initial inhalation of M. tuberculosis bacteria, to impairment of lung clearance and airway obstruction due to bronchial inflammation, spread of infecting bacteria to lymph nodes, formation of cavities filled with mucus and dead cells, and development of chronic bronchitis and emphysema due to alveolar hypoventilation, airway collapse, and weakened lung disruption.

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    Schematic Diagram Pathophysiology (Book-based) COPD and Tuberculosis

    Non- Modifiable Factors


    Age

    Modifiable Factors Environment

    Sex
    Genetic Predisposition

    Work

    Smoking

    Primary Infection

    Inhalation m. tuberculae

    Impaired lung clearance Bronchial inflammatory airway obstruction

    Infecting tuberculae bacilli Carried into regional broncho pulmonary lymnodes

    Alveolar hypoventilation

    Necrotic degeneration Cavities filled with cheese mucus and dead blood cell

    Weakened disruption

    Collapse of small airways in expiration

    Drain into trcheobronchial tree

    Chronic bronchitis

    emphysema

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