COPD

COPD

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FLASHCARD QUESTION

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A nurse is assessing a patient recently diagnosed with GOLD stage 1 COPD. Which of the following findings would the nurse most likely expect? Winded with moderate exercise or walking, airflow= 80% of normal

Back

Winded with moderate exercise or walking, airflow= 80% of normal

Answer explanation

In GOLD stage 1 COPD, patients typically experience mild symptoms. They may feel winded with moderate exercise, and airflow is generally around 80% of normal, making this the expected finding.

2.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

A nurse is reviewing the pathophysiology of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) with a nursing student. Which of the following statements by the student indicates a correct understanding? COPD is a reversible airway obstruction due to inflammation. COPD is an autoimmune response that targets the alveoli causing inflammation. COPD is a chronic inflammation, caused by repeated injury and repair of lung cells. COPD is due to acute inflammation caused by injury in the lungs

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COPD is a chronic inflammation, caused by repeated injury and repair of lung cells.

Answer explanation

COPD is characterized by chronic inflammation due to repeated injury and repair of lung cells, leading to progressive airway obstruction. This distinguishes it from reversible conditions and acute inflammation.

3.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

When recommending non-pharmacologic interventions for a client, the nurse should recommend.. Infection Prevention, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Incentive spirometer, Breathing techniques

Back

Infection Prevention, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Incentive spirometer, Breathing techniques

Answer explanation

The correct choice includes non-pharmacologic interventions like Infection Prevention, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Incentive spirometer, and Breathing techniques, which are essential for managing respiratory conditions.