The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan Tashkent Medical Academy The department of internal diseases №3 of medical and pedagogical faculty



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Practical class number 4



Theme: "Shortness of breath, choking. Differential diagnosis of diseases occurring with bronhoob struction (asthma, COPD, lung cancer).Tactics GPs. Indications for referral to a specialist or hospitalization zations in the profile department.The principles of treatment, follow-up, monitoring, and reabsorption in ilitatsii SVP or joint venture. The principles of prevention.The principles of teaching topics.

 

Technology training.



Study time: 6:00

The structure of the training session

5.     Training themed office chair.

6.     Teaching aids, x-ray. pictures

7.     Hospital wards.

8.     TV, video equipment



The purpose of the training session:

Teach GPs on timely diagnosis and differential diagnosis COPD and bronchial asthma (BA).The clinical course and the principles of management of patients in primary care, provided the requirements of the "Qualification characteristics of the GP"



Pedagogical objectives:

1.     Teach GP diagnosis - COPD, the clinical course depending on the stage.

2.     Teach GP diagnosis and differential diagnosis of diseases in which there is shortness of breath and asthma.

3.     GPs familiarize with the list of diseases associated with shortness of breath and choking and being treated in a hovercraft (SP) or specialized hospitals.

4.Discuss the tactics in the qualifying characteristics of GPs

5.       Discuss the principles of treatment (medication and non-medication).

6.       Discuss the principles of management, supervision and monitoring of patients in a hovercraft or a joint venture.

7.       Discuss the principles of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention in these diseases.

 


Learning outcomes:

the student should know:

1.     Clinical manifestations of COPD, EL, BA.

2.     The differential diagnosis of COPD.

3.     The differential diagnosis of these.

4.Signs of respiratory distress.

5.     Tactics GPs.

6.     The principles of treatment (medication and non-medication) in these diseases.

7.     Principles of follow-up and monitoring of patients in a hovercraft or a joint venture.

8.     The principles of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention in these diseases.

 

the student should be able to:

1.     Analyze the data and history of complaints for the diagnosis of diseases associated with shortness of breath and suffocation.

2.     Diagnose, differentiated by clinical, laboratory studies, radiographs different types of COPD.

3.     Conduct a peak flow meter

4.Interpret the results of peak flow:

   - Proper use of tables and charts of normal values ​​PSV according to gender, age and height of the patient.

   - Be able to calculate the percentage of predicted PEF values ​​depending on gender, age and height of the patient.

   - Be able to analyze and predict the results

5.     Choose drugs with proven efficacy

6.     Advise on non-drug therapies.

7.     To monitor in a hovercraft or a joint venture.



Teaching Methods

Method ' Brainstorm ", a graphic organizer - a conceptual table, display, video viewing, discussion, conversation, decision tests and case studies

Forms of organization of learning activities

Individual work, group work, team, classroom, extracurricular.

Learning Tools

Hand-learning materials viziualnye materials, videos, models, graphic organizers, history, tables, benches, educational     manuals, training materials, ECG of patients

Methods and feedback means

Quiz, test, presentation of the results of the learning task, filling medical history, perform a practical skill "professional debriefing"

 

Flow chart classes

 

Theme: "Shortness of breath, choking.Differential diagnosis of diseases occurring with bronhoob struction (asthma, COPD, lung cancer).Tactics GPs. Indications for referral to a specialist or hospitalization zations in the profile department.The principles of treatment, follow-up, monitoring, and reabsorption in ilitatsii SVP or joint venture. The principles of prevention.The principles of teaching topics. "



 

Number

Stages of the practice session

Form classes

 

Location



Duration classes

225

1

Chapeau (justification themes)

 

10

2

The discussion on the practical lessons with the use of new educational technologies (procedure " Brainstorm "), as well as demonstration material (history, charts, posters, x-ray), define the initial level.

The survey, discussion 

 

 



Classroom, the Chamber

40

3

Conclusion discussion

 

10

4

Definition of tasks to perform the practical part - professional questioning. Explanation of the provisions and recommendations for the job by filling in the history of the disease.

Discussion

 

 



2

5

Mastering the practical part of the training under the guidance of a teacher.

Prof. questioning.  A conversation with patients and honey filling cards, situational problems.

 

Thematic inspection of patients in the ward



2

6

Interpretation of the survey data of patients, complaints, inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation of patients, as well as research OAM KLA and biochemical analysis and diagnosis

Medical history,

laboratory data situational problems

 


25

7

Discussion of theoretical and practical knowledge of the students, securing the material to determine the level of assimilation of knowledge assessment.

 


Oral questioning, tests, discussion, identification of practical skills

 

Classroom



75

8

Defining output on practical sessions on a 100-point rating system and ad evaluations. Homework next practice session (a collection of questions).

Information, questions for homework.

Classroom

25

 

 

2.Motivation

 

The majority of patients with shortness of breath and suffocation, particularly with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and bronchial asthma (BA) to seek medical help. In this situation, the force of a general practitioner (GP) is directed to the diagnosis of COPD and asthma .. In the case of COPD or asthma GPs must determine the severity of the disease, it is necessary to determine the reasons obuslavlivayushie exacerbation of the disease for health care, details of where the dislocation in this group of patients and develop a plan of prevention and clinical examination.



 

3. Interdisciplinary communication and Intra

 

Anatomy, histology and cytology with embryology, biology, normal physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pathological Physiology, Topographic anatomy and operative surgery, internal medicine Propedeutics, Tuberculosis, Oncology, Radiology and Nuclear Medicine, Physiotherapy, Endocrinology, Faculty Therapy, Hospital therapy, orthopedics



 

4. The content of classes

4.1. Theoretical part

 

On a practical lesson in the theoretical part includes analysis of the clinical features of the diagnosis of COPD.



             

              COPD is a distinct disease (nosological form) is the final stage of progressive course of COB, the stage at which the disease progresses is lost due to a reversible component of airflow obstruction.This attitude corresponds to the problem, and the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision (ICD-10), it is highlighted, under the heading J.44.8 chronic obstructive bronchitis, without further elaboration, that is part of the updated COPD.

 

              Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a leading place among the causes of morbidity and mortality in the adult population.



              COPD is a chronic inflammatory process is shown with a primary lesion of the distal airways.For this category of patients characterized by reduced maximum expiratory flow and slow the progressive deterioration of gas exchange function of the lungs, which reflects the irreversible airway obstruction. Biomarkers of chronic inflammation in COPD are part of neutrophils with increased activity of myeloperoxidase, elastase, an imbalance in the systems of proteolysis-antiproteoliz-oxidants and antioxidants. The main clinical manifestations of COPD are cough of varying severity, sputum production and shortness of breath. COPD relates to a group of diseases multigeneticheskih.

              Externally and internally etiological factors of COPD (risk factors) are separated by the significance.

The main risk factor (in 80-70% of cases) COPD - smoking.Smokers have the highest mortality rates, they quickly develop irreversible obstructive changes in respiratory function and all of the known symptoms of COPD. It is believed that reflects the demographics of COPD prevalence of smoking. The most frequently (70%) the cause of COPD is chronic obstructive bronchitis, about 1% of the EL (due to a1-antitrypsin deficiency), the remaining percentage accounted for severe asthma. COB allocation in a separate nosological form is crucial from the point of early diagnosis and treatment at the stage of intact reversible component of airflow obstruction, that is, when the disease has not lost its identity and there is a real possibility of inhibition of progression of the disease by affecting the reversible component of airflow obstruction.

              The clinical picture of COPD depends on the stage of the disease, the rate of progression of the disease and the priority level of destruction of the bronchial tree.COPD develops in times of risk factors slowly and progresses gradually. The rate of progression and severity of COPD symptoms depend on the intensity of the impact of etiologic factors and their summation.

              The first signs, which patients usually go to the doctor, is a cough and shortness of breath, sometimes accompanied by wheezing with phlegm.These symptoms are most pronounced in the morning. The earliest symptom of appearing to 40-50 years of life, is a cough. By this time in the cold seasons are beginning to have episodes of respiratory infections that were not connected to the first one disease. Shortness of breath, initially perceived exertion, there is an average of 10 years after cough onset.

              Sputum production in a small number (rarely more than 60 mL / day) in the morning, a slimy character and becomes purulent only during infectious episodes, which are usually regarded as an exacerbation.

As the progression of COPD exacerbations intervals between getting shorter.

              Results of physical examination of patients with COPD depends on the severity of airflow obstruction, the severity of pulmonary hyperinflation and physique.As the disease progresses to coughing joins wheezing, most notable in rapid exhalation. Often auscultation revealed rales dry raznotembrovye. Shortness of breath can vary over a wide range: from the feeling of lack of air at standard physical exercise to severe respiratory failure. As the progression of airflow obstruction and lung hyperinflation rise anteroposterior chest size increases. Limited mobility of the diaphragm, auscultation picture changes: reduced the severity of wheezing, prolonged exhalation.

              The sensitivity of physical methods for determining the severity of COPD is low.Among the classic signs can be called a whistling breath and extended expiration time (> 5 s), which may be indicative of bronchial obstruction.

              Thus, the development and progression of COPD occurs in times of risk factors characterized by a slow gradual onset.The first (the earliest) COPD symptom is a cough. Other characters join later in the progression of the disease, with a gradual acceleration of the progression of the disease.

              Physical examination in patients with COPD is not enough for a diagnosis of the disease, it provides only guidelines for the future direction of the diagnostic studies using instrumental and laboratory methods.Conventionally, all diagnostic methods can be divided into methods of mandatory minimum, is used in all patients (complete blood count, urine, sputum, chest radiography, the study of respiratory function (ERF, an electrocardiogram), and additional methods used for special indications.

              For routine clinical work with patients with COPD, in addition to general clinical tests, it is recommended ERF study (FEV1, forced vital capacity or FVC), a test with bronchodilators (b2-agonists and holinolitikami), chest X-ray.The other research methods are recommended for special indications, depending on the severity and nature of its progression.

              In everyday practice, patients with COPD tests used bronchodilators (b-agonists and / or holinolitikami), which to some extent the ability to characterize quickly regression bronchial obstruction in other words, the "reversible" component of obstruction.The increase in FEV1 during the test by more than 15% of the baseline conditional commonly characterized as a reversible obstruction.

1. Smoking cessation and limitation of external risk factors.

2. Education of patients.

3. Bronhodilatiruyuschee therapy.

4. Mukoregulyatornaya therapy.

5. Anti-infective therapy.

6. Correction of respiratory failure.

7. Rehabilitation therapy.

              In the formation of the strategy and tactics of treatment of patients with COPD is crucial to allocate two treatment regimens: non-acute treatment (maintenance therapy) and treatment of COPD exacerbations

 

The method of "Brainstorm"

 

Purpose: This method is used to stimulate the exchange of ideas, increases the degree of involvement of the participants, teaches argue and defend their own point of view, to find the best solution in this situation.

The teacher asks students questions about classes:

1. Define the term "chronic obstructive pulmonary disease" (COPD) and asthma.

2. Tell classification of COPD and asthma.

3. List the diagnostic criteria for COPD and asthma.

4. List the laboratory and instrumental methods for the diagnosis of COPD and asthma complications and diseases.

5. Give predisposing factors of asthma and COPD.

6. Differential diagnosis of asthma and COPD.

7. Tell the wording of the diagnosis of COPD.

8.  List the treatment in acute and non-acute COPD and asthma.

9. Tell the clinical manifestations, laboratory and instrumental methods of diagnosis and complications of lung tumors.

Answer: 1. COPD - primary chronic inflammatory disease mainly affecting the distal airways of the lung parenchyma and the formation of emphysema and is characterized by airflow limitation to the development of irreversible (or not fully reversible) airflow obstruction caused by the productive persistent non-specific inflammatory response. The disease manifests cough, sputum and increasing shortness of breath, has been steadily progressive nature with the outcome in chronic respiratory failure and pulmonary heart.

BA-disease, which is based on airway inflammation, accompanied by changes in the sensitivity and bronchial reactivity and manifested an attack of breathlessness, status asthmaticus, or, in the absence thereof, respiratory discomfort (paroxysmal cough, wheezing and shortness of breath remote), accompanied by reversible airflow obstruction against the hereditary predisposition to allergic diseases extrapulmonary allergy symptoms, blood eosinophilia and / or eosinophils in the sputum.

 

2. Recommended classification of COPD severity with the release of four stages is given in accordance with the latest version of the international program "Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease» (GOLD, 2003).



 

Classification of COPD severity (GOLD, 2003)

Phase

The main clinical signs

Functional indicators

I: light

cough, sputum, usually but not always.

• FEV1/FVC (IT) <70%

• FEV1 ≥ 80% predicted-tion values



II: Moderate

• Persistent cough, most pronounced in the morning, scanty sputum is usually, but not always

• Shortness of breath with mild exertion



• FEV1/FVC (IT) <70% • 50% ≤ FEV1 <80% of predicted

III: severe

persistent cough, sputum, shortness of breath

• IT <70% • 30%

IV: ultra-heavy

cough, sputum, shortness of breath

• IT <70%

• FEV1 <30% of predicted or FEV1 <50% of predicted, combined with chronic right ventricular failure or NAM



 

Note: FEV1 - forced expiratory volume in 1 s, FVC - forced vital capacity

              Classification of asthma (see theoretical part).

1.                    Examples of the wording of the diagnosis;

              A) COPD, mainly bronhitichesky type, moderate flow (stage II), remission or exacerbation, MD II, chronic pulmonary heart, the degree of heart failure.

              B) COPD is predominantly emphysematous type, it is extremely difficult for a (stage IV), remission or exacerbation, NAM III, chronic pulmonary heart, the degree of heart failure.

 


Number

Evaluation

excellent

good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

fair

1

Assimilation in%

100% -86%

85% -71%

70-55%

54% -37%

36% or less

2

Theoretical part

20-17 points

17-14,2 score

14-11 points

10,8-7,4 score

7.2 score

 

4.2. The analytical part of

Case Studies:

 

1. A patient 50 years appealed to the GP complaining of shortness of breath, cough with purulent sputum. Smoking history of 30 years.The general state of moderate severity, cyanosis, neck veins bulging, epigastric pulsation. In lung auscultation dry and moist rales. Heart sounds are muffled, rhythmic, focus on a 2 tone. Pulmonalis.Blood pressure 130/90 mm Hg Ps -90 ud.v min.KLA-Hb 173 g / l er-3, 9-Leu 10 × 10 9 / L, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, 18 mm. HFVD-FEV 1, 45%, Index Tiffno-57%, VC-75%.



 

1. Determine the severity of COPD in clinical and functional criteria (GOLD, 2003);

2. Preliminary diagnosis:

3. Enter the X-ray and ECG data;

4. The tactics of the GP;

Answers:


Number

Answers

Points

1

I-stage light: cough, sputum production, usually, but not always.FEV1/FVC (IT) <70%, FEV1 ≥ 80%. Article II-Adia, mid: persistent cough, most pronounced in the morning, scanty sputum is usually, but not always, shortness of breath on mild exertion.IT <70%, ≥ 50% FEV1 <80%. Article III-Adia, severe: persistent cough, sputum, shortness of breath.IT <70% FEV1> 30% <50%.IV-stage kraynetyazhelaya: cough, sputum, shortness of breath.IT <70% FEV1 <30% or <50% of predicted values ​​in conjunction with chronic NAM or right ventricular failure.

2

2

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), primarily bronhitichesky type, III severity, heavy flow, acute phase Complications: NAM II.

35

3

Peribronchial infiltration, diffuse pulmonary fibrosis, emphysema symptoms.

2

4

The direction of in-patient treatment, observation of general practitioners, medical check-up, the definition of disability.

25

 

2. A patient 40 years appealed to the GP complaining of shortness of breath, breathlessness, dry cough. Deterioration of ties with the use of a pill anaprilina. The general condition of medium gravity, expiratory dyspnea, cyanosis of the lips. In the lung auscultation scattered dry wheezing.BH-30 min. Heart sounds tachycardia, muffled. AD 140 - 90 mm ​​HgPs -100 per min.. HB-120g / l, er-4, 0 Leu-7 ,8-7 EPZs ESR-14 mm / h

 

1. Preliminary diagnosis:



2. Treatment of patients with asthma by desensitization;

3. Enter the pathogenetic mechanisms of aspirin asthma;

4. The tactics of the GP;

 

3. Patient 18 years. Complaints of choking, wheezing and shortness of breath during physical stress. In the lungs, wheezing. No history of disease was not sick. Auscultation in the lungs of hard breathing. Heart sounds are clear, rhythmic.



 

1. Enter the immunological and non-immunological mechanisms of asthma;

2. Informative survey methods;

3. Preliminary diagnosis:

4. The tactics of the GP;

 

4. A patient 57 years appealed to the GP with complaints of cough, hemoptysis, hoarseness, loss of weight. OBJECTIVE: astenik, clubbing as "drumsticks", the increase in cervical l / at the right Horner's syndrome positive right. R-graphy: atelectasis of the right upper lobe.



1.        List at least five diseases for which there are the above signs and symptoms (drumsticks);

2.        Preliminary diagnosis:

3.        Informative survey methods;

4.        The tactics of the GP;

 

5. An appointment with the GP patient received 50 years, complaining of frequent harassing chest pain, cough, weight loss, shortness of breath, fluctuating fever and general weakness. From history, the patient over 30 years of experience in the workshop production of asbestos. OBJECTIVE: lagging behind left rib cage in the act of breathing. Percussion: dullness of sound from left, Auscultation: from left auscultated decreased breath.



Complete blood Hb - 80 g / l, Lake. - 12 000, ESR - 30 mm / s.

1.Specify the characteristic radiographic signs of this pathology;

2. Preliminary diagnosis:

3. Informative survey methods;

4. The tactics of the GP;

 

6. The patient was 42 years old, due to frequent inflammations of the airways complaining of hard phlegm and coughing fits, shortness of breath after minor physical activity and rapid fatigue. From history, the patient over the age of 12 suffering from bronchial asthma. To prevent the disease took a day for the 10-15mg prednisolone and did Ventolin inhalation.  An objective examination of notes expiratory dyspnea, cyanosis, 30 breaths per minute. Heart rate of 120 beats per minute, blood pressure 150/90 mm Hg Percussion: there is a box sound. Auscultation: marked common wheezing. FEV1 <60%.



1. The patient what type of respiratory failure is observed;

2. Preliminary diagnosis:

3. Specify the groups bronchodilator;

4. Specify the characteristic radiographic changes;

5.Treatment. Tactics GPs and secondary prevention;

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7. The patient was 58 years old, works as a driver, he entered the reception GP complaining of shortness of breath with minimal exertion, the lack of air, choking, cough, rapid heart beat, on the right upper quadrant. From history, repeatedly ill with pneumonia. In this regard, the colder times of the year the disease is often acute, smoking for 25 years. OBJECTIVE: Patients with severe general condition, cyanosis of the lips, the lungs are common dry and moist rales. Heart sounds are dramatically suppressed, in the pulmonary artery auscultated accent II-tone, heart rate - 1,002 bpm. per min. BP -140 / 80 mm Hg CBC HB - 182 g / l, WBC - 13 × 10 9 / L, the wand 13% neutrophils, segmented neutrophils - 62% lymphocytes, 9% monocytes -2% ESR - 22mm / s FER - FEV1 - 29%, IT - 45%.

 

1.        List at least five diseases for which there are the above mentioned signs and symptoms;



2.        Preliminary diagnosis:

3.        What kind of change do you find the part of the ECG (data).

4.        The tactics of the GP;

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8. At the reception of GPs admitted patient complaining of vasomotor rhinitis, and rashes on the body, shortness of breath, a dry cough. After taking the pill tetracycline rash appeared on the body. Auscultation: in the lungs marked dry wheezing and prolonged expiration, the index Tiffno 50%. After inhalation berotokom Tiffno index was 55%, the number of eosinophils in the blood of 12%. White blood cells 11h10 9 / l.

 

1. Preliminary diagnosis:



2. Enter the pathogenetic mechanisms of this disease;

3. Index coefficient index Tiffno OK;

4. Treatment. The tactics of the GP;

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9.   Patient D. 50 years old, examined by GPs. Complaints of shortness of breath during the inspection at the slightest exertion, swelling in the legs. For 10 years, suffers from chronic bronchitis. In the past 5 years has increased shortness of breath, headache, worry, fatigue. OBJECTIVE: cyanosis of the face, swollen neck veins, swelling of the veins on the exhale increases, bleeding in the sclera of the eye, swelling in the legs. Respiratory rate 26 times in 1 min. In the lungs, both sides are heard, dry and moist rales. Heart sounds, rhythmic, II tone on the pulmonary artery is emphasized. HR 110 in 1min. Liver + 4 cm painful.

In the blood: red blood. - 6 million, hematocrit - 65/35.

 

What complication has arisen? Your diagnosis?



List the four diseases for which there are a complication of the above;

List the typical 8 Signs for complications of the disease that are present in this patient;

Methods of the research.

Tactics GPs and treatment.

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10. In the hospital the patient is 60 years old with a diagnosis of bronchial asthma, pulmonary emphysema. CAD: Angina FC III. PEAKS. Donkey.: LN III. NC II B Art. in the direction of the GP. During the last days of the patient's condition was serious. There are chest pain, hemoptysis, cyanosis, edema of the legs, shortness of breath worsened. Nitroglycerin did not remove the pain. NPV 28 in 1min. In mild diffuse dry whistling and fine moist rales unvoiced. Heart sounds, rhythmic, focus and splitting II tone on the pulmonary artery. HR 96 in 1min. Blood pressure 100/60 mm Hg Liver + 3 cm

ECG showed hypertrophy of the right ventricle and right atrium.

On chest radiograph: the roots of lung congestion, "a symptom of amputation," an arc of pulmonary artery bulging.

 

What was the reason for the deterioration of the patient? 2.List the four diseases in which there is a complication of the above;



List the typical 7 features for complications of the disease that are present in this patient;

Methods of the research.

Treatment.

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11. A patient 48 years old, the home inspected by GPs. Complaints about the increase of breathlessness at the slightest exertion, headache, drowsiness. Had a history of cough with a small amount of sputum. A year ago, found elevated levels of red blood cells and hemoglobin in the blood, and therefore was produced bloodletting. Somewhat retarded patient communication with him difficult. OBJECTIVE: falling asleep while sitting on a chair, dyspnea at rest, cyanosis of the lips, obesity (height 170 cm, weight 110 kg).The lungs are listened diffuse dry and moist rales. Heart sounds, stress and break down of II tone on the pulmonary artery. Blood pressure 160/90 mm Hg

ECG: high and sharp tooth "P" in the II-III and AVF leads. Axis deviation to the right, in the right chest leads high R (R / S V1 greater than 1.0) in the left chest leads increases prong S (R / S V6 greater than 1.0)

In the blood, red blood cells 5.5 million

On radiographs: bulging arc pulmonary artery.

 

List the three diseases in which the above symptoms are observed;



Your diagnosis;

List the typical 10 signs of the disease that are present in this patient;

What interpret ECG data?

Tactics GPs and treatment.

_____________________________________________________________________________

12. An appointment with the GP patient turned 56 years old, accompanied by relatives complaining of shortness of breath, asthma attacks at the exit of the cold, the rise from the bed and emotional stress, cough with sputum difficult, general weakness.



History of the disease: patients consider themselves to be in a few years, is on the "D" account.In the last three months of frequent attacks of breathlessness. Worked as a salesman for many years, smoking a cigarette, do not currently smoke.

An objective examination: overall moderate position forced (orthopnea), skin moist and bloodshot face with cyanotic hue, swollen neck veins.Percussion over the light box sound, auscultation - hard breathing, wheezing scattered dry.Heart sounds, accent II tone of the pulmonary artery, the pulse 98 in 1 min. A A 120/70 mmHg

 


Number

Evaluation

excellent

good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

fair

1

Assimilation in%

100% -86%

85% -71%

70-55%

54% -37%

36% or less

2

Case study

50-43 points

42.5 - 35.5 points

35 - 27.5 points

27-18,5

Grade

18 points

Tests:

1. What is not a reversible component of bronchospasm in patients with COPD:

a) hypersecretion of mucus

b) smooth muscle cell hyperplasia

c) the swelling of the bronchial mucosa

d) smooth muscle spasm

e) bronchial epithelial hyperplasia

 

2. What is not a permanent component of bronchoconstriction in patients with COPD:



a) hypersecretion of mucus

b) epithelial hyperplasia

c) the spasm of smooth muscles of the bronchi

d) peribronchial fibrosis

d) hypertrophy of smooth muscle cells of the bronchial

 

3. What drugs are not used in the treatment of COPD:



a) expectorants

b) agonists

c) antibiotics

g) mucolytics

e) cytostatics

e) beta blockers

 

4. Preparations for the basic treatment of bronchial asthma:



a) 2-agonists, short-acting

b) systemic corticosteroids

c) Cromones

g) inhaled corticosteroids

e) anticholinergics

e) Antibiotics

 

5. Preparations for the relief of bronchial asthma:



a) cromones

b) systemic corticosteroids by mouth or intravenously

c) short-acting methylxanthines / in

g) B-2 agonists long acting

e) inhaled corticosteroids

e) inhaled B-2 agonists, short-acting

 

6. For prolonged drug theophylline are:



a) eufillin

b) diafillin

c) teopek

g) retafil

e) diprofillin

e) Ditek


 

7. By selective adrenomimetikami (with a predominant effect on β 2 receptors) are:

a) brikanil

b) izadrin

 

c) salbutamol



g) Euspiran

e) berotek

e) astmopent

 

8. The use of ipratropium bromide, as appropriate:              



a) for the treatment of young patients             

b) for the treatment of elderly patients             

c) in abundant sputum (bronhoree)             

g) with scanty sputum or no

d) at sympathicotonia             

e) When vagotonia             

 

9. Contraindications to ipratropium bromide are:              



a) glaucoma

b) bradycardia

c) adenoma of the prostate             

d) AV block 1 - degree

e) bundle branch block

 

10. For aspirin asthma is characterized by:



a) nasal polyposis             

b) easy for asthma

c) the severity of the asthma

g) is very easy for asthma

d) sensitization to house dust

 

11. For moderate asthma is characterized by:



a) sharpening 1-2 times per year             

b) symptom relief injections bronchodilators             

b) sharpening 3-4 times per year             

d) the presence of status asthmaticus             

d) repeating attacks in 2-3 days

 

12. Asthmatic triad includes:              



a) chronic sinusitis

b) asthma

c) non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs intolerance

d) nasal polyposis

e) vasomotor rhinosinusopathy

 

13. Attacks of breathlessness at night (occurring in 3-4 am)



to recommend to the patient better at night:

a) ingalyapiyu beroteka

b) teopek (teodur) inside

c) 2 tablets suprastina

g) inhalation Intalum

d) 2 tablets prednisolone

 


Number

Evaluation

excellent

good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

fair

 

Assimilation in%

100% -86%

85% -71%

70-55%

54% -37%

36% or less

3

test

15-12,9 score

12,7-10,6 score

10,5-8,25 score

8,1-5,5 score

5.4 score

 

 

4.2.2. Graphic organizer of "cluster".

Cluster (Cluster - bundle, the bundle) - a way of mapping information - gathering ideas around of any of the main factors to focus and define the meaning of the whole structure.

Stimulates the actualization of knowledge helps freely and openly engage in new associative thinking process perspective on a topic.

Acquainted with the rules of drawing up the cluster. In the center of the chalkboard or a large sheet of paper is written the name of the keyword or topic of 1-2 words.

By association with the key word is credited alongside it in the circles smaller "satellite" - the words or sentences that are related to that topic. Connect their lines with the "main" word. These "satellite" can be "small satellites", etc. record goes before the expiration of the allotted time, or until they are exhausted ideas.

Exchanged between clusters for discussion.

 4.3. Practical part



The list of skills that GPs should possess after completing training on the subject

1. Perform a visual inspection of patients with diseases soprovozhdayushihsya breathlessness and suffocation.

2. Interpretation of the analyzes, the data of laboratory and instrumental studies, radiographs of patients with diseases soprovozhdayushihsya breathlessness and suffocation (clinical and biochemical blood tests, coagulation tests, sputum examination, chest x-ray images, the results of pulmonary function, ECG, immunological research, knowledge extraction of foreign technology bodies in the upper respiratory tract).

3. Prescription of drugs depending on the etiology of shortness of breath and choking

 

 


Number

Evaluation

excellent

good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

fair

1

Assimilation in%

100% -86%

85% -71%

70-55%

54% -37%

36% or less

2

Practical part

15 - 12.9 points

12,75-10,6 score

10,5-8,25 score

8,1-5,5 - score

5.4 score

 

5. TYPES OF ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

       Orally

        Writing

        The solution case studies

        Demonstration of practical skills mastered

 

5.1. Criteria for evaluation of knowledge and skill to practical skills of students.



 

Number

Evaluation

excellent

good

Satisfactory

Unsatisfactory

fair

 

Assimilation in%

100% -86%

85% -71%

70-55%

54% -37%

36% or less

1

Theoretical part

20-17,2

Grade

17-14,2 score

14-11 points

10,8-7,4 score

7.2 score

2

Case Studies

50-43 points

42.5 - 35.5 points

35 - 27.5 points

27-18,5

Grade

18 points

3

test

15-12,9 score

12,7-10,6 score

10,5-8,25 score

8,1-5,5 score

5.4 score

4

Practical part

15 - 12.9 points

12,75-10,6 score

10,5-8,25 score

8,1-5,5 - score

5.4 score

 

 

6. The evaluation criteria of the current control

 


Levels of estimates

Rating

Point

Characteristics of the student

 

2

Point of presence on the practical session. Complete lack of knowledge and ability to perform a skill - the student is not ready for practical employment.

Not satisfactory

20 - 54.9

The student answers unsatisfactory.

Students do not have basic levels of knowledge and skills, at least one of the following:

        DK clinical signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors.

        Do not know the pathogenetic treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        He does not know the risk factors of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Do not know the group of drugs used in treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Can not point to radiological signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Unable to collect the rational history during the Supervision of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor

        During Supervision is not able to objectively assess the condition of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor

        Not be able to rationally plan for investigation of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor in a hovercraft or a joint venture.


Providing basic knowledge and skills

Satisfactory

 

55-70,9%



55-60,9

Satisfactory answer of poor quality.

The student tries to hold the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see below), but when replying or performing skills allow serious errors.

61-65,9

Moderately satisfactory answer.

The student has basic knowledge and skills (see below), but when replying or performing skills make mistakes (subject to certain margin of error)

 

 

66-70,9

 


Satisfactory answer quality.

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills:

       Knows clinical signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

       Can differentiate asthma, COPD, lung cancer for subjective, objective, and laboratory and instrumental data

        Knows differentiated pathogenetic treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Know the risk factors for asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Knows groups of drugs used in treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        May point to the radiological signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Able to build a rational history during the Supervision of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor

       During Supervision able to objectively assess the condition of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor

       Able to efficiently make a plan of examination of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumors in SVP or joint venture.

       May interpret the results of laboratory and instrumental methods of research - may indicate the presence of leukocytosis, leykoformuly shift to the right or to the left, elevated ESR.

       Can show the technique of taking blood count

       Can show the technique of taking the overall analysis of sputum

       Can show the technique of peak flow

       Maybe in terms of peak flow to determine the degree of obstruction

       Able to correctly fill in the patient diary.



Advanced level of knowledge

 

 

 



 

Good

 

71-85,9%

 


71-75,9

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (listed under "66-70,9") + Has the following knowledge and skills:

        Know the stage of development of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Knows the clinical symptoms and morphological changes characteristic of each stage of development of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Knows the classification of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Know the mechanism of action of drugs used in treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Can rationally choose drugs used in the treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors



76-80

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see above) + Knowledge referred to in paragraph "71-75,9", and also owns the following knowledge and skills:

        Knows pathogenesis of bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumors, and may also be called morphology of asthma, COPD, lung cancer, depending on the pathogen

         Knows the principles of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention of bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumors


81-85,9

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see above) + Knowledge referred to in paragraph "71-75,9" and "76-80", and also owns the following knowledge and skills:

      May point to signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors by x-ray image.

      Principles of management, supervision and monitoring of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor in a hovercraft or a joint venture.

      Is able to advise you on the boards of non-drug and drug-using skills of IPC.

      The principles of clinical examination and rehabilitation of patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor in a hovercraft or joint venture


 

 

 



 

 

Excellent

 

 

86-100%



86-90

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see above) + Knowledge referred to in paragraph "81-85,9", and also owns the following knowledge and skills:

        Knows the principles of treatment of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Knows the indications and contraindications for X-ray examination of bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Able to provide accurate information on asthma, COPD, lung tumors based on internet data



 

91-95

 


The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see above) + Knowledge referred to in paragraph "86-90", and also owns the following knowledge and skills:

        Rentgenolgicheskie knows the signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors

        Knows how to identify the signs of asthma, COPD, lung tumors methods of objective examination.


96-100

The student is wholly owned by the basic levels of knowledge and skills (see above) + Knowledge referred to in paragraph "91-95", and also owns the following knowledge and skills:

        Provided the scientific evidence from the literature (articles and Internet)

        Knows the stages of rehabilitation and clinical examination in patients with bronchial asthma, COPD, lung tumor


 

Note: The basic level of knowledge and skills - a minimum of knowledge that provides the principle of "security" for the patient.

 

7. Quiz



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