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Card 26
Front
Emphysema involves the destruction of what? What does this lead to?
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Card 27
Front
What are the consequences with destruction of connective tissue in the alveolar walls?
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Card 28
Front
What is a respiratory 'lobule'? (what does it consist of)
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Card 29
Front
What is centrilobular emphysema? What risk factor is it associated with?
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Card 30
Front
What is panacinar emphysema? It is common in those with a deficiency in what?
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Card 31
Front
Approximately what % of COPD is due to a1-antitrypsin deficiency?
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Card 32
Front
What enzyme does a1-antitrypsin normally inhibit?
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Card 33
Front
What is the main abnormality seen in chronic bronchitis? (what is produced)
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Card 34
Front
What cell changes have happened to cause hypersecretion of mucus?
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Card 35
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What is bronchiolitis and what is it normally caused by?
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