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It is a small airway disease. Chronic airway inflammatory airway disease causing bronchoconstriction and increased mucous secretion.

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2. Is it obstructive or restrictive? Why?

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2. Is it obstructive or restrictive? Why?

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Obstructive. Because of swelling of smooth muscles in alveoli, overproduction of mucus which narrows the lumen. This makes expiration harder than inspiration.

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3. How does the condition effect lung compliance and/or airway resistance?

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3. How does the condition effect lung compliance and/or airway resistance?

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Allergens ----- activation of immune response---release inflammatory mediators
cause
1) Inflammation of lower airway--secretion of mucus--irritation --increase capillary permeability--
2) Bronchoconstriction --tachypnea, air trapping,

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4. Explain the role of V/Q mismatch in this condition.

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4. Explain the role of V/Q mismatch in this condition.

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Ventilation in decreased however have full perfusion so V/Q ratio is low.

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Respiratory Acidosis due to high pH, low pa02 and normal Pco2 later stage high paCO2, failing to ventilate properly

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5. How is oxygenation and ventilation affected? Eg. consider O2 content, O2 delivery, alveolar ventilation 

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5. How is oxygenation and ventilation affected? Eg. consider O2 content, O2 delivery, alveolar ventilation 

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-inflammation of lower airway-- more mucus production--Dyspnea
-Bronchoconstriction--Air trapping--cause decrease O2 delivery to alveoli (increase intra-alveolar pressure)-- decrease in alveoli ventilation

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1. Choose a spokesperson

2. All students in the group are to work on all of the following questions/sections included in the Padlet

3. You can use diagrams/images other visual resources to explain each respiratory condition.

4. When we come back to the whole class, the spokesperson will feedback the groups findings, with the teams support

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6. What type of respiratory failure would this condition lead to?

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6. What type of respiratory failure would this condition lead to?

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Initially type 1 (hypocapnic) leading to type 2 RF for severe asthma

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9. OPTIONAL: Important vocabulary (include list of key vocabulary referenced; if you do not know the term(s), look up and add a definition for the word(s))

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9. OPTIONAL: Important vocabulary (include list of key vocabulary referenced; if you do not know the term(s), look up and add a definition for the word(s))

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Pulsus Paradoxus
Pulsus paradoxus is a phenomenon when your blood pressure decreases with inhalation (breathing in)

Inspiration -> increased venous return -> RV enlargement -> Septum pushes into LV -> Decreased filling of LV -> Decreased stroke volume, BP

Inspiration -> Lungs expand -> Pulmonary vasculature expands -> More blood pools in lungs -> Decreased LV filling -> Decreased SV, BP

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8. What are the typical clinical manifestations/ patient assessment data? (relate these to pathophysiology concepts already described)

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8. What are the typical clinical manifestations/ patient assessment data? (relate these to pathophysiology concepts already described)

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*SOB and Wheezing due to narrowing of airway
*Cough sec to increased mucous production
*Loss of consciousness, Confusion and drowsiness -due to hypoxia
*Tachycardia, central cyanosis
Initially expiratory wheeze on auscultation.. in late stage a silent chest develops as ventilations cease
Use of accessory muscle