Asthma

USW1.46926.202030 - NURS-6501N-47,Advanced Pathophysiology.2019 Winter Qtr 11/25-02/16-PT27

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Running head: ASTHMA 1 ASTHMA 5 1 Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Chronic and Acute Asthma Exacerbation Suspected Entry: 92% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Chronic and Acute Asthma Exacerbation Source - Another student's paper Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Chronic Asthma and Acute Asthma Exacerbation Semiloore Akerele Walden University: NURS-6051N January 5th , 2020 1 Pathophysiological mechanisms of chronic and acute asthma exacerbation Suspected Entry: 92% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Pathophysiological mechanisms of chronic and acute asthma exacerbation Source - Another student's paper Pathophysiological Mechanisms of Chronic Asthma and Acute Asthma Exacerbation Asthma refers to conditions that affect pulmonary. 2 It might result in either acute or chronic inflammation of respiratory tubes and tightening of the respiratory tract smooth muscles. Suspected Entry: 73% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx It might result in either acute or chronic inflammation of respiratory tubes and tightening of the respiratory tract smooth muscles Source - Another student's paper Asthma is a pulmonary condition that results in either a chronic or an acute inflammation of the respiratory tubes coupled with a tightening of the smooth muscles of the respiratory tract 3 The pathophysiological mechanism of exacerbating acute and chronic cancer is similar to the etiological aspects of persistent chlamydia and viruses. Suspected Entry: 66% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx The pathophysiological mechanism of exacerbating acute and chronic cancer is similar to the etiological aspects of persistent chlamydia and viruses Source - Another student's paper The pathophysiological exacerbation of chronic asthma is closely related to the etiological aspects of persistent viruses and chlamydia 4 Therefore, realizing the pathophysiological mechanism of each type of asthma is critical in determining diagnosis, exacerbation, and prescription of its treatment. Suspected Entry: 66% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Therefore, realizing the pathophysiological mechanism of each type of asthma is critical in determining diagnosis, exacerbation, and prescription of its treatment Source - Another student's paper Establishing the pathophysiological mechanism of each asthma is an important step in determining its exacerbation, diagnosis and prescribing treatment for the patient For asthma to grow, viruses and other organisms play vital roles. 5 In exacerbation, the key mechanism is viral replication resulting in the epithelial cells of the respiratory tract which triggers inflammation, cytokine release, thus resulting in the production of a large amount of mucus. Suspected Entry: 78% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx In exacerbation, the key mechanism is viral replication resulting in the epithelial cells of the respiratory tract which triggers inflammation, cytokine release, thus resulting in the production of a large amount of mucus Source - Another student's paper The key mechanism in this exacerbation is the viral replication that results in the epithelial cells of the respiratory tract triggering cytokine release, inflammation, and the final large mucus production 6 However, chlamydia and virus do not lead to changes in arterial blood patterns (Durham et al. Suspected Entry: 74% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx However, chlamydia and virus do not lead to changes in arterial blood patterns (Durham et al Source - Another student's paper Nevertheless, chlamydia and virus do not lead to the sporadic changes in arterial blood patterns 2016). During exacerbation of asthma, dehydration plays a vital role because it has a close relation to the water levels in the body with regards to epithelial cells' airway. 4 Nakagome and Nagata (2011), states that during asthma attack through dehydration, the arterial blood patterns exhibit very sharp changes in the blood PH which could rise to as high as 7.60 while the blood PaO2 reduces to very low levels within a short time as low as 40 mm Hg coupled with a sharp rise in PaCO2. Suspected Entry: 90% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Nakagome and Nagata (2011), states that during asthma attack through dehydration, the arterial blood patterns exhibit very sharp changes in the blood PH which could rise to as high as 7.60 while the blood PaO2 reduces to very low levels within a short time as low as 40 mm Hg coupled with a sharp rise in PaCO2 Source - Another student's paper According to Walsh, Sills and Arnold (2017), during asthma attack through dehydration, the arterial blood patterns exhibit very sharp changes in the blood PH which could rise to as high as 7.60 while the blood PaO2 reduces to very low levels within a short time as low as 40 mm Hg coupled with a sharp rise in PaCO2 6 The period of emotional grief, stress, and sorrow also trigger acute asthma symptoms during exacerbation. Suspected Entry: 84% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx The period of emotional grief, stress, and sorrow also trigger acute asthma symptoms during exacerbation Source - Another student's paper Emotional stress, sorrow, and grief may also trigger acute asthma exacerbation In such cases, levels of oxygen drop very fast making a patient lose inner breathe instantly thus raising their CO2 levels alongside the PH levels with almost the same levels. 4 In case of intense emotions, patients bring out asthma symptoms such as shortened breath, increased respiratory resistance, and decreased peak of expiratory flow rates. Suspected Entry: 73% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx In case of intense emotions, patients bring out asthma symptoms such as shortened breath, increased respiratory resistance, and decreased peak of expiratory flow rates Source - Another student's paper Conversely, having intense emotions brings out asthma symptoms such as airway reactivity, decreased peak expiratory flow rate, increased respiratory resistance and shortness of breath The factor I selected is allergic regardless of its being a predominant multifactorial condition. In most cases, asthma exacerbation speeds where there is a chronic or strong family history of allergic reactions. It means the allergy effect is triggered by immunological responses factor in the symptomatology of asthma. Therefore, this factor impacts the pathophysiology of both disorders by disrupting the normal epithelial cells leading to the trigger of a response explaining the common occurring allergies in response to the inhalant antigens. 7 Chronic asthma is also exacerbated in the respiratory tract as a result of exposure to metal toxicity such as aluminium, copper, Cadmium, and Zinc. Suspected Entry: 65% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Chronic asthma is also exacerbated in the respiratory tract as a result of exposure to metal toxicity such as aluminium, copper, Cadmium, and Zinc Source - Another student's paper Exposure to metal toxicity, especially as a result of inhalation, also causes the respiratory tract to exacerbate to chronic Asthma Metals raise the PH and the CO2 content in the blood rises up thus reducing oxygen (D’Amato, 2011). 8 All the mentioned factors have widespread effects on the pathophysiological disorders present in asthma. Suspected Entry: 92% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx All the mentioned factors have widespread effects on the pathophysiological disorders present in asthma Source - Another student's paper The factors mentioned above have widespread effects on the pathophysiological disorders present in asthma 5 The diagnosis of asthma follows a special approach as established by exacerbation. Suspected Entry: 85% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx The diagnosis of asthma follows a special approach as established by exacerbation Source - Another student's paper The diagnosis of asthma follows a particular approach, as established by its exacerbation If a patient is suspected of asthma the doctor performs an allergic test. 8 In this case, breathing and medical history tests are done to determine how well their lungs are working. Suspected Entry: 68% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx In this case, breathing and medical history tests are done to determine how well their lungs are working Source - Another student's paper During this period, medical history and breathing tests are performed establishing how well a patient’s lungs are working 9 Up to date asthma have no definite cure, therefore if an individual is realized with it, an allergist can recommend they take medications that avoid asthma triggers. Suspected Entry: 64% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Up to date asthma have no definite cure, therefore if an individual is realized with it, an allergist can recommend they take medications that avoid asthma triggers Source - Another student's paper Even if there is no cure for asthma, the allergist will recommend taking medications that avoid asthma triggers Prescriptions such as corticosteroids are recommended to be taken on a daily basis. In case the dehydration test is involved and finds the patient's water level is below the required level taking more water to boost it is recommended. 5 For the case of toxic metals, body fluids and solids are tested for any presence of toxic substances in the body including bloodstream thus recommendation of heavy detoxification. Suspected Entry: 77% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx For the case of toxic metals, body fluids and solids are tested for any presence of toxic substances in the body including bloodstream thus recommendation of heavy detoxification Source - Another student's paper For the case of metal toxicity, body fluids and solids are tested for any presence of toxic substances in the body, including the bloodstream Finally, in the case of chlamydia and virus, a test is done through epistemological tests. If established positively antibiotics are given to attack them, thus reducing asthma. 10 Acute asthma mind mapAcute asthma Diagnosis Treatment Suspected Entry: 77% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Acute asthma mind mapAcute asthma Diagnosis Treatment Source - Another student's paper ( Diagnosis ) ( Treatment ) ( Acute asthma )Acute asthma mind map Emotional stress Therapy Clinical presentation Epistemology Corticosteroids daily Anxiety Dehydration Briefing tests Depression an Water addition Pathophysiological 8 Disruption of epithelial cells Suspected Entry: 99% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Disruption of epithelial cells Source - Another student's paper Disruption of epithelial cells Pulmonary fibrosis 8 Chronic asthma mind map. Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Chronic asthma mind map Source - Another student's paper Chronic asthma mind map Detoxification Viruses and chlamydia Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Detoxification Viruses and chlamydia Source - Another student's paper Detoxification Viruses and chlamydia Antibiotics Treatment Allergies Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Antibiotics Treatment Allergies Source - Another student's paper Antibiotics Treatment Allergies Lung infection Disruption of epithelial cells Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Lung infection Disruption of epithelial cells Source - Another student's paper Lung infection Disruption of epithelial cells Working lungs Mucus production 8 Inflammation Medical history Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Inflammation Medical history Source - Another student's paper Inflammation Medical history Clinical presentation Pathophysiology Epistemology Diagnosis Metal toxicity Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Clinical presentation Pathophysiology Epistemology Diagnosis Metal toxicity Source - Another student's paper Clinical presentation Pathophysiology Epistemology Diagnosis Metal toxicity Chronic asthma References D'Amato, G. (2011). 11 Effects of climatic changes and urban air pollution on the rising trends of respiratory allergy and asthma. Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Effects of climatic changes and urban air pollution on the rising trends of respiratory allergy and asthma Source - Another student's paper Effects of climatic changes and urban air pollution on the rising trends of respiratory allergy and asthma Multidisciplinary respiratory medicine, 6(1), 28. Suspected Entry: 91% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Multidisciplinary respiratory medicine, 6(1), 28 Source - Another student's paper Multidisciplinary Respiratory Medicine, 6(1), 28–37 Durham, A. 12 L., Caramori, G., Chung, K. Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx L., Caramori, G., Chung, K Source - Another student's paper L., Caramori, G., Chung, K F., & Adcock, I. Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx F., & Adcock, I Source - Another student's paper F., & Adcock, I M. (2016). 12 Targeted anti-inflammatory therapeutics in asthma and chronic obstructive lung disease. Suspected Entry: 99% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Targeted anti-inflammatory therapeutics in asthma and chronic obstructive lung disease Source - Another student's paper Targeted Anti-Inflammatory Therapeutics in Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease 13 Translational Research, 167(1), 192-203. Suspected Entry: 100% match Uploaded - Wk6assgn Akerele S patho new.docx Translational Research, 167(1), 192-203 Source - Another student's paper Translational Research, 167(1), 192-203 Nakagome, K., & Nagata, M. (2011). Pathogenesis of airway inflammation in bronchial asthma. Auris Nasus Larynx, 38(5), 555-563.