CanCOLD Study
Respiratory Anatomy
COPD
Spirometry
Other tests
100

CanCOLD is short for this

What is Canadian Cohort of Obstructive Lung Disease?

100

The trachea divides into two of these tubes

What are bronchi?

100

COPD stands for this

What is Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease?
100

This is the name for the amount of air blown out in the first second

What is FEV1?

100

This test is only done at Vancouver General Hospital and takes 10 minutes

What is CT scan?

200

This person is the principal investigator of the CanCOLD Study

Who is Dr. Tan? 

200

This is the singular form of the word bronchi

What is bronchus?

200

This risk factor is responsible for 80-90% of COPD cases

What is smoking?

200

This is the term for the total amount of air blow out during the spirometry maneuver

What is FVC?

200

This is a measure of the strength of the respiratory muscles which comes from the PFT (two possible answers)

What is MIP or MEP?

300

This is the year that the  CanCOLD Study started in Vancouver

What is 2009?

300

This is the name for the tiny terminal air sacs where gas exchange occurs

What are the alveoli?

300

COPD is an umbrella term for these two conditions

What are emphysema and chronic bronchitis?

300

This is the term for the total amount of time that someone is blowing out for

What is FET

300

The DLCO is obtained from the PFT and stands for diffusing capacity of the lung for this deadly gas

What is carbon monoxide?

400

This is the number of visits that study participants have

What is five visits?

400

The air we inhale goes through the following path: trachea, then bronchi, followed by these smaller tubes

What are the bronchioles?

400

COPD is not curable, but it can be ____

What is treated, managed, prevented?

400

If someone has an FEV1/FVC% lower than this number, it is likely that they have COPD

What is 70?

400

This lung capacity term is measured in both the CPX and PFT when the participant takes a deep breath in at the end of a normal breath without blasting out

What is inspiratory capacity/IC?

500

Vancouver is one of nine Canadian cities where the CanCOLD Study is being conducted. The eight other cities include...

What are Calgary, Saskatoon, Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal, and Halifax?

500

These hair-like projections sweep mucus and debris up and out of the airways

What are cilia?

500

A deficiency of this protein that lines and protects the lung is the only genetic basis for the development of COPD

What is alpha-1 antitrypsin?

500

This is the name of the bronchodilating drug that opens and relaxes the airways

What is Ventolin/Salbutamol?

500

This measure of the blood's oxygen saturation is obtained in the CPX

What is SpO2/peripheral artery oxygen saturation?

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