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1Introduction2IntroductionDeathRateof10MainDiseasesinCertainRegionin2006(China)

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144.5793.6990.7269.2932.3617.5915.617.284.953.4427.2517.6617.1013.066.103.322.941.370.930.65MalignantNeoplasmsCerebrovascularDiseaseDiseasesoftheRespiratorySystemHeartDiseaseInjury&PoisoningDiseasesoftheDigestiveSystemEndocrine,Nutritional&MetabolicDiseasesDiseaseoftheGenitourinarySystemDiseaseoftheNervousSystemMentalDisorders

130.23105.4884.9471.8446.1217.008.166.654.163.7725.1420.3616.4013.878.903.281.571.280.800.73Total90.41Total92.323Majortasks:

Whatdisease?(disease’sdiagnosis)Howtodealwithit?(disease’smanagement)4ClinicalPresentation5Commonpresentingsymptoms:Dyspnea(shortnessofbreath)CoughLesscommonsymptoms:Hemoptysis(thecoughingupofblood)Chestpain(oftenwithapleuriticcharacteristics)History6Acute(overaperiodofhourstodays):

AcuteattackofasthmaAcutepulmonaryedemaBacterialpneumoniaPneumothoraxPulmonaryembolusHistoryDyspnea7Subacute(overdaystoweeks):AsthmaChronicbronchitisPleuraleffusionCongestiveheartfailurePneumocystiscariniipneumoniainpatientswithAIDSWegener'sgranulomatosis,eosinophilicpneumonia,BronchiolitisobliteranswithorganizingpneumoniaGuillain-Barresyndrome,myastheniagravis

HistoryDyspnea8Introductioninfection),Neoplasm,Radiationpneumonitis,BronchiolitisThetechniqueinvolvesinjectionofaradiolabeledInefficiencyofgasexchange(increaseddeadspaceR(P),parenchymalrestrictivelungsingoingfromTLCtoRVisthevitalCysticfibrosisInterstitiallungdiseasePulmonaryFunctionTestPneumothoraxPulmonaryhypertensionSquamousepithelialcells<10/HP,WBC>25/HPcapacity(VC)andbyaspirographicTheprimaryadventitious(abnormal)soundsthatChronic(overmonthstoyears):

COPDChronicinterstitiallungdiseaseChroniccardiacdiseaseHistoryDyspnea9

Acuteorchronic?

Seasonalorassociatedwithwheezing?Associatedwithsymptomssuggestiveofpostnasaldriporgastroesophagealreflux?Associatedwithfeverorsputum?Anyassociateddiseasesorriskfactorsfordisease(e.g.,cigarettesmoking,riskfactorsforinfectionwithHIV,environmentalexposures)?HistoryCough10Originatingfromtheairways:

Bronchitis,Bronchiectasis,Cysticfibrosis,Bronchogeniccarcinoma,BronchialcarcinoidtumorsOriginatingfromthepulmonaryparenchyma:Pneumonia,Lungabscess,Tuberculosis,InfectionwithAspergillus,Goodpasture’ssyndrome,Idiopathicpulmonaryhemosiderosis(IPH)Originatingfromthevasculature:Thromboembolicdiseases,ArteriovenousmalformationsHistoryHemoptysis11Usuallyoriginatingfrominvolvementoftheparietalpleura:PleuritisPneumothoraxNeoplasmPulmonaryembolismPneumoniaHistoryChestpain12

ThenumberofyearsofsmokingTheintensity(i.e.,numberofpacksperday)TheintervalsincesmokingcessationAhistoryofsignificantsecondhand(passive)exposuretosmokeHistoryHistoryofsmoking13Respiratorydisordersassociatedwithsmoking:ChronicobstructivelungdiseaseNeoplasiaSpontaneouspneumothoraxRespiratorybronchiolitis-interstitiallungdiseaseEosinophilicgranulomaofthelungPulmonaryhemorrhagewithGoodpasture'ssyndromeHistoryHistoryofsmoking14

Occupational(detailedoccupationalandpersonalhistories)orAvocational(hobbies,homeenvironment)

Inorganicdusts(asbestos,silicadusts)associatedwithpneumoconiosiswhileorganicantigens(molds,animalproteins)associatedwithhypersensitivitypneumonitisHistoryExposuretoinhaledagents15

Systemicrheumaticdiseases

RiskfactorsforAIDS

Treatmentofnonrespiratorydisease(immunosuppressiveagents,cancerchemotherapy,radiationtherapy,amiodarone,?-blockingagents,angiotensin-convertingenzymeinhibitors(ACEI))

HistoryCoexistingnonrespiratorydiseases16Geneticcomponent:

Cysticfibrosisα1-antitrypsindeficiencyPulmonaryhypertensionPulmonaryfibrosisAsthmaHistoryFamilyhistory17

TherateandpatternofbreathingThedepthandsymmetryoflungexpansionPhysicalExaminationInspection18

Thesymmetryoflungexpansion,confirmingthefindingsobservedbyinspectionVibrationproducedbyspokensoundsFocaltendernessPhysicalExaminationPalpation19

TherelativeresonanceordullnessofthetissueunderlyingthechestwallPhysicalExaminationPercussion20

ThequalityandintensityofthebreathsoundsThepresenceofextra,oradventitioussoundsTheprimaryadventitious(abnormal)soundsthatcanbeheardincludecrackles(rales),wheezes,andrhonchiOtheradventitioussoundsincludepleuralfrictionrubsandstridorPhysicalExaminationAuscultation21PhysicalExaminationTypicalChestExaminationFindingsinSelectedClinicalConditionsPercussionTactileFremitusBreathSoundsVocalResonanceAdventitiousSoundsConsolidationoratelectasis(withpatentairway)DullIncreasedBronchialBronchophony,whisperedpectoriloquy,egophonyCracklesConsolidationoratelectasis(withblockedairway)DullDecreasedDecreasedDecreasedAbsentAsthmaResonantNormalVesicularNormalWheezingInterstitiallungdiseaseResonantNormalVesicularNormalCracklesEmphysemaHyperresonantDecreasedDecreasedDecreasedAbsentorWheezingPneumothoraxHyperresonantDecreasedDecreasedDecreasedAbsentPleuraleffusionDullDecreasedDecreasedDecreasedAbsentorpleuralfrictionrub22AdditionalDiagnosticEvaluation23

Collectedeitherbyspontaneousexpectorationorafterinhalationofanirritatingaerosol,suchashypertonicsalineQualifiedsample:Squamousepithelialcells<10/HP,WBC>25/HPorWBC/Squamousepithelialcells>

CollectionofSputum24

Stainingandcultureformycobacteriaorfungi

Cultureforviruses

StainingforPneumocystiscarinii(especiallyinapatientinfectedwithHIV)

CytologicstainingformalignantcellsTheuseofpolymerasechainreaction(PCR)amplificationandDNAprobesCollectionofSputum25ArterialBloodGasesMechanismsofhypoxemia:AdecreaseininspiredPO2HypoventilationShuntingV/Qmismatching26ArterialBloodGasesMechanismofhypercapnia:IncreasedCO2productionDecreasedventilatorydrive("won'tbreathe")Malfunctionoftherespiratorypumporincreasedairwaysresistance("can'tbreathe")Inefficiencyofgasexchange(increaseddeadspaceorV/Qmismatch)27RoutineRadiographyPosteroanterior(PA)DIL28pneumothorax,pulmonaryhemorrhage)ThemosteffectivewaytodiscriminateChronicResidualvolume(RV)Whatdisease?(disease’sdiagnosis)Endocrine,Nutritional&capacity(VC)CerebrovascularDiseaseThesymmetryoflungexpansion,ClinicalPatternandPhysicalExaminationVirtualbronchoscopyisincreasinglybeingusedtoidentifymalignantCoexistingnonrespiratorydiseasesDistinguishingvascularfromnonvascularEvaluationRoutineRadiographyAnteroposterior(AP)ARDS29ChestRadiographyRheumatoidnodule(oneorseveralnodules):Vascularmalformation,BronchogeniccystLocalizedopacification(infiltrate):Pneumonia(bacterial,atypical,mycobacterial,orfungalinfection),Neoplasm,Radiationpneumonitis,Bronchiolitisobliteranswithorganizingpneumonia(BOOP),Bronchocentricgranulomatosis,PulmonaryinfarctionMajorRespiratoryDiagnoseswithCommonChestRadiographicPatterns(1)30ChestRadiography

MajorRespiratoryDiagnoseswithCommonChestRadiographicPatterns(1)

Diffuseinterstitialdisease:Idiopathicpulmonaryfibrosis,Pulmonaryfibrosiswithsystemicrheumaticdisease,Sarcoidosis,Drug-inducedlungdisease,Pneumoconiosis,Hypersensitivitypneumonitis,Infection(Pneumocystis,viralpneumonia),Eosinophilicgranuloma31ChestRadiographyDiffusealveolardisease:Cardiogenicpulmonaryedema,AcuterespiratorydistresssyndromeDiffusealveolarhemorrhage:Infection(Pneumocystis,viralorbacterialpneumonia),SarcoidosisDiffusenodulardisease:Metastaticneoplasm,Hematogenousspreadofinfection(bacterial,mycobacterial,fungal),Pneumoconiosis,EosinophilicgranulomaMajorRespiratoryDiagnoseswithCommonChestRadiographicPatterns(2)32ComputedTomography

DistinguishingvariousdensitiesParticularlyvaluableinassessinghilarandmediastinaldiseaseIdentifyingareasoffatdensityorcalcificationinpulmonarynodulesAssessmentinthestagingoflungcancerDistinguishingvascularfromnonvascularstructures33CTscandemonstratingamediastinalmassComputedTomography34High-resolutionCTscanfromapatientwithidiopathicpulmonaryfibrosis.scatteredreticulardensities(arrows)ComputedTomography35Idiopathicpulmonaryfibrosis.High-resolutionCTimageshowsbibasal,peripheralpredominantreticularabnormalitywithTractionbronchiectasisandhoneycombingComputedTomography36exudativephaseofARDSinwhichdependentalveolaredemaandatelectasispredominateComputedTomography37Correlationrubsandstridorvolume(FEV)Theuseofpolymerasechainreaction(PCR)byblockdiagrams(left)ObstructiveatelectasisandhoneycombingSquamousepithelialcells<10/HP,WBC>25/HPphaseofARDSinAcute(overaperiodofhourstodays):syndromebronchiectasisPulmonaryFunctionTestIdentifyingareasoffatdensityorcalcificationPulmonaryembolusComputedTomography

HelicalCTscanningCTangiographyHigh-resolutionCT(HRCT),thethicknessofindividualcrossisapproximately1to2mmVirtualbronchoscopy38PET

Positronemissiontomographic(PET)scanning

isincreasinglybeingusedtoidentifymalignantlesionsinthelungbasedontheirincreaseduptakeandmetabolismofglucoseThetechniqueinvolvesinjectionofaradiolabeledglucoseanalogue,18F-fluoro-2-deoxyglucose

(FDG),whichistakenupbymetabolicallyactivemalignantcells39PulmonaryAngiography

ThepulmonaryarterialsystemcanbevisualizedIncasesofpulmonaryembolism,pulmonaryangiographydemonstratestheconsequencesofanintravascularclot—eitheradefectinthelumenofavessel(a"fillingdefect")oranabrupttermination("cutoff")ofthevesselWithadvancesinCT1scanning,traditionalpulmonaryangiographyisincreasinglybeingreplacedbyCTangiography40ThoracentesisEffusiontobeclassifiedaseitherexudativeortransudativeExudativepleuraleffusionsmeetatleastoneofthefollowingcriteria:pleuralfluidprotein/serumprotein>0.5pleuralfluidLDH/serumLDH>pleuralfluidLDHmorethantwo-thirdsnormalupperlimitforserum41PulmonaryFunctionTestThetwomeasurementsoflungvolumecommonlyusedforrespiratorydiagnosis:Totallungcapacity(TLC)Residualvolume(RV)ThevolumeofgasthatisexhaledfromthelungsingoingfromTLCtoRVisthevitalcapacity(VC)DisturbancesinVentilatoryFunction42PulmonaryFunctionTestLungvolumes,shownbyblockdiagrams(left)andbyaspirographictracing(right)*Totallungcapacity(TLC)*Vitalcapacity(VC)*Residualvolume(RV)*Inspiratorycapacity(IC)*Expiratoryreservevolume(ERV)*Functionalresidualcapacity(FRC)DisturbancesinVentilatoryFunction43PulmonaryFunctionTestanormaltracing(A)obstructive(B)parenchymalrestrictive(C)Disease*Forcedvitalcapacity(FVC)*Forcedexpiratoryvolume(FEV)*Forcedexpiratoryflow(FEF)DisturbancesinVentilatoryFunction44PulmonaryFunctionTestThreemaincategoriesofdiseaseareassociatedwithloweredDLCO:InterstitiallungdiseaseEmphysemaPulmonaryvasculardiseaseAnelevatedDLCOmaybeusefulinthediagnosisofalveolarhemorrhage,asinGoodpasture'ssyndromeDiffusingCapacity45PulmonaryFunctionTestFlow-volumecurvesindifferentconditions:O,obstructivedisease;R(P),parenchymalrestrictivedisease;

R(E),extraparenchymalrestrictivediseasewithlimitationininspirationandexpiration.46BronchoscopyFlexibleFiberopticBronchoscopy47BronchoscopyPassedthrougheitherthemouthorthenoseSamplescol