What are the two conditions that make up COPD?
What is the FEV1/FVC ratio that indicates COPD?
<0.70
What FEV1 percentage indicates moderate COPD?
<80%
What FEV1 percentage indicates severe COPD?
<50%
What FEV1 percentage indicates very severe COPD?
<30%
What are the treatment options for a moderate exacerbation of COPD? -2
What is the recommended treatment for low symptom burden in COPD?
SABD stands for Short-Acting Bronchodilator.
What is the treatment for high risk COPD patients? -3
If symptoms persist, oral therapy may be considered.
What are the components of triple therapy for COPD?
This therapy is used for patients with persistent symptoms.
What is the purpose of Daxas in COPD management?
Stop exacerbation
Daxas is used to reduce the frequency of exacerbations.
What is the criteria of severe exacerbation in COPD?
> 3x/year
Indicates a high frequency of exacerbations, requiring more intensive management.
What are the end-of-life (EOL) considerations for COPD patients? -4
What mental health medication is mentioned for COPD patients?
Venlafaxine
What is the role of Mucomyst in COPD management?
Used in history of AECOPD
Helps manage mucus production in patients with a history of acute exacerbations.
What is the purpose of megestrol acetate in COPD?
Address cachexia
This medication is used to help manage weight loss in COPD patients.
what assessments are used for COPD -4
mMRC, CAT, spirometry, and GOLD
what is GOLD used for
COPD severity
What is the treatment for low AECOPD risk COPD patients?
SABD prn
LAMA + LABA
triple therapy prn
What is the purpose of Mucomyst in COPD management?
hx of AECOPD
What is the purpose of Azithromycin in COPD management?
hx of AECOPD ++
SAMA
stop constriction
Atrovent
SABA
dilation
albuterol (rapid onset)
SAMA + SABA
respimat
LAMA
tiotropium (slow onset, long lasting)
common