Restrictive Lung Disease Review

A set of flashcards covering the mechanism, pathophysiology, symptoms, and treatment of Restrictive Lung Disease based on lecture notes.

What is the physiological process by which inhaled particles lead to Impaired Gas Exchange in Restrictive Lung Disease?

Inhaled particles damage or consume tissue, leading to the formation of scar tissue that becomes fibrosed, which restricts lung expansion.

How is a disease characterized by fibrosed scar tissue and restricted lung expansion classified?

Restrictive Lung Disease

What are the primary signs and symptoms associated with Restrictive Lung Disease?

Decreased oxygen saturation, SOB (Shortness of Breath), and Dyspnea.

Which specific drug is listed as a risk factor for the development of Restrictive Lung Disease?

Amiodarone

What are the environment-related and occupation-related categories associated with Restrictive Lung Disease?

Environmental and Occupation Risk Factors.

Which two diagnostic procedures are used to identify Restrictive Lung Disease?

$6$ minute walk and PFT (Pulmonary Function Test).

What are the treatment options listed for managing Restrictive Lung Disease?

Oxygen and Lung Transplant.

What is a mandatory requirement for a patient following a Lung Transplant?

Life long immunosuppressants