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PULMONARY DISORDERS

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RLD PERRY
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COPD OBER

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problem i EXPIRATION -

problem i INSPIRATION

① CYSTIC FIBROSIS ① ATELACTAS15


② ASTHMA ② PNEUMONIA
③ BRONCHIESTASIS
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③ TUBERCULOSIS
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APT 41' sa Bra
④ EMPHYSEMA ④ PULMONARY EDEMA
⑤ CHRONIC BRONCHITIS ⑤ PULMONARY EMBOLISM
⑥ PLEURAL EFFUSION
⑦ PNEUMOTHORAX
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Come And BE chronic

⑧ SARS (severe Acute Respiratory syndrome)


⑨ BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA

(GENERALPAH0PHYnowI
STIMULANT / IRRITANT changes in
↓ lung tissue and pleura dlt :

fluid build-up in pleura or alveoli


inflammation of airways

↓ inflammation

chronic

tumor ; emboli
↓ • alveolar affectation

↓ dec mechanical compliance of lungs


narrowing
= obstruction of airways .

↓ ↓
destruction of alveolar { bronchial walls ↓ dec lung
.
expansion
↓ ↓
↑ mucus production et retention Hypoxia dlt low Oz in tissues

① chronic cough ① dyspnea / SOB


② flattened diaphragm ② irritating dry , ,
non -

productive cough
③ cyanosis ⑤ wasted , ab ⑧ thin / weak appearance
④ digital clubbing VC air that be Maxtipp Max INSP

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:


can

⑧ barrel chest
↓ IRV amt.cn
: : air that can be INSP 1510⑧ INSP
TLC : air contained in
lungs 15 Max INSP
(4) A) problem e- ANSPI RATION
dlt deficient lung expansion
COPD
Kandi nag
Anastomoses →
nag Hemoptysis
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① CYSTIC FIBROSIS "


② ASTHMA
hypersensitivity ③ BRONCHIESTAgyg
• :
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description Honeycomb lungs


"ʰᵈ¥ • description : chronic inflammatory
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condition w/ e •
description : irreversible
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DILATION "

of the mainstem bronchi / bronchioles


,


etiology detector
:
CTFR gene causes WIDESPREAD BRONCHOSPASM / constriction) •
etiology repeated epithelial
:
wall infections
damagewetdltsecretions
:

↳ ix. regulation of ↳ accumulation of mucus and


Na et Cl entry •
etiology :
exposure to stimuli /dust , pollen)
↳ 5 this there is an
,

↑ mucus production

pathophysiology :

pathophysiology : •

pathophysiology :

Naetcl channels BRONCHO SPASM recurrent difficulty stagnation


A) abnormal CTFR gene stimuli inflammatory INFECTIONS

i

of mucus

regulated

not →
constriction pulmonary walls
expelling mum,
→ are
response - -

post surgery
-
in

membrane Na et Cl ions narrowing of thickening et ANATOMOSES


pulmonary

permeability ←
cannot enter cells ↓ pulmonary airways ←
epithelial wall damage
↓ un bronchial , ← £
ycells
✓ dehydrated
pulmonary blood vessels
↳ coughing of blood occurs when
wall damage
↑ Production
are

/ Hemoptysis)

of the anastomoses is damaged hallmark
Na) ←

]
( µ, * 11ms mucus
mucus

lung obstruction ←
plugging 4

• SYMPTOMS :
• SYMPTOMS : • SYMPTOMS :

① Honeycomb lungs 1. TRIAD : ① Wheezing ← dltbnnchoconshiitim ① HEMOPTYSIS ← hallmark


② Coughing marmot
Salty sweats
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Sweat Test ↑
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② Na et Cl ② wet

production cough / font smelling)


:
mucus

③↑ appetite but poor ③ Dyspnea ③ purulent sputum / pus filled )


weight gain -

④ bulky font , smelting stools II. Others : tachypnea


use of awning mm .
For breathing
knrschmann 's spirals -
twisted mucus characteristic
COPD
ati Issues
④ EMPHYSEMA air avg.ff.ir
tapping "
respiratory bronchioles ⑤ CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
:{ alveolar ducts


description distention
:
-
of respiratory zone alveolar sacs •
description cough that
: lasts for 3 months only
alveoli but is observed for 2 consecutive
years

etiology :

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① ohmic exposure to environmental irritants initio
② nicotine *
mainly affects MAINSTEM BRONCHI → bronchioles
③ AAT deficiency
↳ protein that protects lung tissues
↳ collagen
↳persuasion
etiology prolonged exposure to irritants
• : →
of mucus

pathophysiology : •

pathophysiology :

chronic soft time time chronic ① scarring of bronchial lining


inflammation
→ → PMm9eᵈ exposure
inflammation
]
destruction remodeling to irritants → →
② ↑ bronchial wall thickness

NARROWING ←
loss of

destruction of
<
③ hypertrophy of mucus glands
elasticity ELASTIN
C > air tapping → orerdistention
a- alveoli structure
→ pathologic
dead spaces Hypoxemia ←
obstruction of airflow
reduced airway clearance ←
↳Perseeretion
of mucus

* the structures are ↳ overdistended alveoli d /t mums
will no longer
STRETCHED beyond undergo
⑨ respiration
their normal
dimensions

• SYMPTOMS :
• SYMPTOMS :

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① Pink puffers _ a) pink skin upon SOB ① Blue Bloaters


-
d /t A) peripheral cyanosis et edema @ LE
L lips
, fingertips
② Prominent / hypertrophied production larger built i A) BLOATING
}
accessory mm .

dit ↑ TNF :
② A)
A) thin /asthenic -
asthenia
A) barrel chest
weight-loss ③ A) ⑨ ventricular hypertrophy
-

( unintentional wt loss)
-
-
cachexia .

③ Tripod position dit difficulty breathing ④ pooling of blood


A) i

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④ Hyperinflated
"

lungs ⇐ air tapping


⑤ small heart / lungs appear larger) ✓ ④ chest lung size ; diaphragm shape
;

⑥ flattened diaphragm
RLD
↓ dei alveolar
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lung collapse /alveoli )
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① ATELACTAS15
" "E"
dit
}
is
: → .

① Primary / compressive)
expansion deflated

/symptoms :
asymmetric chest expansion ② Secondary ( obstructive) -
mk

TYPES :
① Bacterial strep pneumonia lmk)
② PNEUMONIA
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:

:
inflammation of alveoli dlt infection ② Viral

/symptoms chin!;
:
' ther ③ Aspiration
chest pain
④ Hospital Acquired "
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ai
③ TUBERCULOSIS : inflammatory condition of the
lungs dlt MYOBAUTERIUMTUBERCUUAE -

① PHASE I infection flu likes×


|8YMPJMg
: -

2 PHAGES :

② PHASE II flu-like sx ; ↓ weight ; hemoptyris ;


: it> night sweats
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↑M
④ PULMONARY EDEMA : ↑ fluid build up in -

lungs dlt alveolar capillary permi ability


-
pressure aosaiahedi ⑥ eat

|Ñ) ① A) crackles It] crackles
:

② sputum pink et frothy :

⑤ PULMONARY EMBOLISM :
HI dihoged thrombus occlusion necrosis
to pulmonary a- mutation
= →

acute
migrates
!!!
pain
KIMANI ?cough
,
:

inflammation of pleural wall


⑥ PLEURAL EFFUSION
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Plcuritis
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}
:
out pleural +mid accumulation P tube insertion @
-

sharp dull pain


|sYMPT0M ↳ 8- 9th 1cg
,

: A) pleural rub 1+1 pleural rub


doorstop breathing

⑦ PNEUMOTHORAX :
gas /air inside pleural space → bln parietal d- visceral pleura

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p tube insertion @
-

/symptoms
sharp Pain
: 2- 3rd Ics
breathing
doorstop

⑧ SARS (severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) :


coronavirus
fever is one throat
|sYMPT0M -

.
myalgia ; lethargy
dry cough
causing airway obstruction
⑨ BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA :
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lung cancer
"
:
malignant tumor = compression of lung tissue
thorough
lgympyom.CI
types : ① small cell Fatal
: unexplained wt loss .

(4) ←

hemoptyris ② Oat cell


hoarseness
③ squamosalI ← MIC
.am/. . . m. . . .
11 . ANCIWARY PROCEDURES 111 .
PT ASSESSMENT
① chest x-ray ① General Appearance
a. Body Type / Posture / Appearance
② pulmonary function test b. Evaluation of neck mm activity
: .

hypertrophy of accessory
③ ECG (for pulmonary edema)
mm .

C. Evaluation of chest symmetry


or

congenital defects
from f) Peons EXCAVATUM
IV. TREATMENT programme eins CAMMITUM
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ÑAT : ① provide
ongoing secretion removal ② Breathing : PATTERNS / SOUNDS
-

dyspnea _
crackles /rates) : att secretions
② promote SELF MANAGEMENT
- " -
tachYpnea wheeze airway obstruction

Breathing
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:

-
bradYpne9 stridor ↑ pitch wheeze
via
µWE
-
:

Apnea ↓ pitch /
wheeze snore like
-

Cheyne stokes
A. MEDICAL
-

-
Biot 's
cessation most important intervention
① smoking

broncho dilators
② medications :

steroids ③ Auscultation
anti histamine
④ Tracheal Position
-

ventolin / albulerol

③ Oz fat should be maintained ⑤ GMWT

B. PT TREATMENT

① AROME

strengthening ex .
-

high resistance low reps ,

⑤ Breathing ex 12-3 reps)


a.
Diaphragmatic breathing
↑ intra bronchial Pressure
b. Pursed lip -

breathing :

c. Segmental breathing
8-10 gulps
d. Glossopharyngeal breathing :

:
* air

more" clear
③ Double tough : 1st 1 secretions ) → 2nd / airways)
;
④ Postural Drainage :
20-30 mins

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3 manual techniques : > UPPER LOBE
APICAL :/ can back
a. percussion
• SITTING
[posterior : lean forward

supine *memoir
b. vibration
-

c.
shaking > LOWER LOBE
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