| Hint | Answer |
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| T or F: A cough (in those with COPD) can precede airflow limitation by several years. | |
| T or F: Evidence suggests that thinning or increasing the clearance of mucous secretions (via mucolytics OR increased fluid intake) is beneficial. | |
| This COPD 'type' is an abnormal permanent enlargement of airspaces accompanied by destruction of alveolar walls and reduced elasticity. | |
| Fluticasone Brand Name | |
| Nebulizer product with an albuterol base + ipratropium | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Albuterol | |
| T or F: Rehabilitation in COPD is important because it can address non-pulmonary issues. | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Mometasone | |
| Budesonide Brand Name | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Budesonide | |
| Product containing mometasone + formoterol | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Combivent | |
| T or F: Intensifying inhaled therapy for an exacerbation could involve increasing the dose or frequency of short-acting agents and adding an anticholinergic agent if pt isn't alrea | |
| T or F: 'At home' management of exacerbations can include: intensifying inhaled therapy, initiating antibiotics (if bacterial infection confirmed), and beginning oral glucocorticos | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Ipratropium | |
| True or False: Rehabilitation may be added into therapy for Moderate stage COPD. | |
| Stage of COPD if FEV1 < 50% predicted | |
| The two most common causes of exacerbations are ________ ________ and air pollution. | |
| Mild Stage COPD therapy includes active reduction of risk factors; vaccinations; and the addition of a ____________ (when needed). | |
| T or F: Bacterial infections are more common than viral. | |
| T or F: The 2 main goals of Tx are to: reduce risk factors and treat Sxs with medications while minimizing adverse effects. | |
| Dosing and Frequency of Fluticasone | |
| Hypoxic vasoconstriction of small pulmonary arteries can cause _____________ __________. | |
| Does a non-productive cough in COPD pts lean more towards emphysema or bronchitis? | |
| Inhalation exposures (COPD risk factors) include: occupational dust, gas, and fumes, indoor and outdoor air pollution, and __________. | |
| T or F: In COPD pts, dyspnea is initially intermittent and eventually becomes persistent (daily). | |
| MDI product with an albuterol base + ipratropium | |
| Severe Stage COPD therapy includes the same recommendations as moderate stage COPD, but with the option of adding a(n) ___________ if repeated exacerbations. | |
| Which of the following is not a culprit of bacterial respiratory infections: Streptococcus pneumoniae; Haemophilus influenzae; Legionella pneumophilia; or Moraxella catarrhalis. | |
| T or F: Spirometry measurements are accurate during an exacerbation. | |
| T or F: Patient education is important during all stages of COPD. | |
| T or F: LABAs are approved as monotherapy in COPD | |
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