Respiratory Failure & Diseases
Respiratory Medicines
Inhalers
Random Resp Bonus Q's
AFL Lucky Dip
100

Most common way to detect respiratory failure 

Blood Gas (Arterial or Venous)

100

This increases the risk of severe flare ups and hospitalisation for people with asthma and COPD, contributes to worsened symptom control and increases risks of side effects 

Incorrect Inhaler Technique 

Checking and correcting inhaler technique at every opportunity can help improve outcomes for patients with respiratory disease

100

Type of Inhaler

Turbuhaler 

100

Infection of the pulmonary parenchyma, with compatible symptoms + infiltrate on chest imaging

Pneumonia 


100

The Geelong Captain Patrick Dangerfield has played how many AFL games? 

359

200

This intra-thoracic lung disease is a broad term used to describe diseasse that affect the lung parnchyma 

Interstitial lung disease (ILD) 

idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, connective tissue disease hypersensitivity pneumonitis, progressing fibrosing ILD, combined pulmonary fibrosis and emphysema. 

200

Medication used for shortness of breath due to the effect on reducing respiratory drive

Opioids

200

This helps the inhaled medication get straight to the patients lungs where it is needed

A Spacer 

200

This condition is characterised by persistent airflow limitation, cough, dyspnoea and wheeze

COPD 

Diagnosis is determined on pulmonary function testing using the forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV1) and total forced expiratory volume (FVC) with no bronchodilator response of spirometry.

200

This team lost both of their finals, becoming the first minor premiers in 42 years to exit the finals series in straight sets

Adelaide

300

Second most common cause of hospitalisation in Australia and 

the most common infectious cause of death 

Community Acquired Pneumonia 

Almost 10% of patients hospitalized with CAP will be re-hospitalized with a new CAP in the same year

300

Used during treatment of exacerbations. 

Reduce airway inflammation and decrease mucus secretion to reduce airflow obstruction. 

Increase airway smooth muscle expression of beta-adrenergic receptors. 

Steriods 

•Typical duration 5 – 10 days

•IV only if unable to swallow tablets or absorb from GI tract

•Used for maintenance therapy only when essential

300

Type of Inhaler 

Accuhaler 

Common Accuhalers include: 

Seretide (ICS/LABA)

Flixotide (ICS) 

Serevent (LABA) 

Axotide (ICS) 

300

Influenza B Pneumonia requires what type of infection control measures

Droplet 

300

In what year were the Brisbane Lions AFL football club established? 

1996

When the AFL expansion club the Brisbane Bears, established in 1987, absorbed the AFL operations of one of the league's foundation clubs, Fitzroy, established in Melbourne, Victoria in 1883.

400

This disease is characterised by bronchospasm/constriction of the smooth muscle's secondary to hypersensitivity of the middle airways and/or known triggers with diurnal variation (worse at night, specific weather).

Asthma 

400

I am fast acting to quickly relieve symptoms such as coughing, wheezing & SOB, help relax the airway muscles, however I only treat symptoms not the cause. 

Reliever

Example:

400

The SMART acronym stands for 

Single Maintenance and Reliever Therapy 

Allows the patients to use single inhaler for prevention and cute symptom relief.

400

saddle, sub-massive, segmental and subsegmental, unilateral or bilateral are all different forms of 

Pumonary embolism (PE) clots 

400

14 of the 46 listed players have a name starting with the letter 

J

500

An example of "atypical pneumonia"

Legionella spp

Mycoplasma pneumoniae 

Chlamydia spp

Intrinsic resistance to beta lactams (penicillins, cephalosporins), replicate within cells, can’t be visualized on Gram stain

500

Bone density loss, hypertension and blood lipids + glucose are monitored when using this medication more than twice a year

Steriods

Long term use is associated with serious side effects 

500

Type of Inhaler 

Respimat 


500

LABA medications stand for what? 

Long Acting Beta Agonist 


500

More AFL players are born in which month of the year? 

MARCH 

More AFL players are born in March than in any other month. From 1990 to 2014, 10.3 per cent of players celebrated their birthdays in March, ahead of January at 9.5 per cent and June at 9.2 per cent.