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C10 (Tuberculosis (systemic or latent (Systemic (other organs affected),…

- - - - other organs affected
    - - Ghon Complex
- - - - Cough
      - SOB
      - Chest pain
      - Cyanosis
  - - - Compression socks
      - Anti-coagulants
      - Physical Activity
- - - - Antibiotics
        
        combination of 4 medications for 6 to 9 mo
      - Ghons on xray
      - systemic or latent
        
        Systemic
        
        other organs affected
        
        latent
        
        Ghon Complex
      - caseous necrosis
      - high coinfection w/ HIV
      - consumption
      - mycobacterium tuberculosis
      - productive cough
    - - can affect different organs
      - idopathic
      - can resolve on its own
      - granulomas
      - 90% cases lungs
    - - Chronic Bronchitis
        
        Trachea, Bronchi
        
        Decrease O2
        
        Smoking
        
        Blue Bloaters
        
        Increase goblet cells = mucus hypersecretion
        
        Bronchodilators
        
        Airway obstruction
      - Emphysema
        
        pink puffer
        
        slumped forward posture
        
        issue: alveoli
        
        vertical heart
        
        1st degree = genetic
        
        2nd degree = smoking
        
        barrel chest
    - - Weight Loss
      - Thick mucus (dehydrated)
      - Autosomal Recessive (7)
      - Cl stays inside of cell
      - No CFTR
      - Sweat Test (If Sweat Chloride Concentration is > 60 mEq/L)
    - - V/Q<1
      - Bronchoconstriction
      - Histamine response
      - Allergies, Exercise, cold
      - Difficulty exhaling
      - Beta 2 Agonist
      - Inhaled steroid
    - - Causes
        
        DVT
        
        Sedentary lifestyle
      - S/S
        
        Sudden
        
        Cough
        
        SOB
        
        Chest pain
        
        Cyanosis
      - Testing
        
        High V/Q
        
        Chest X-Ray
      - Tx
        
        Prevention
        
        Compression socks
        
        Anti-coagulants
        
        Physical Activity
        
        Plasmin activator
        
        Inferior Vena Cava Filter
      - Virchow's Triad
        
        Hemostasis
        
        Vascular wall injury
        
        Hypercoagulable state