PPT-Differences in the recommended initial therapy of COPD

according to GOLD 2006 and 2011 revisions Ivan Vyshnyvetskyy 1 Yuriy Mostov o y 2 Olexiy Onyshchenko 1 1 Department of Internal Medicine and General Practice Family Medicine Donetsk National Medical University Donetsk Ukraine. Over time the airways of those suffering from COPD become permanently obstructed or blocked and gradually lose their ability to function COPD is a major cause of disability and death in Canada and throughout the world According to a recent study 15 What we will cover: . Malnutrition . and COPD. Oral nutrition supplements. Recommended dietary patterns for people with COPD . Bone Health . Obesity. Micronutrient supplements . Katherine Stern . Dietitian 10/10/2014. During your visits at home by the ICOPD team we will consider what can be done to improve your health and try to prevent more flare ups in the future. This might include advice on dietary changes, quitting smoking and information about COPD. We may also advise that you increase your exercise levels and refer you onto one of our exercise programmes.. D. aryl Freeman. on behalf of the Study Collaborators . Collaborators. Research in Real Life, Cambridge . David Price. Julie von . Ziegenweidt. Laurence . Mascarenhas. Annie Burden. Alison Chisholm. Dr Duncan Powrie. Consultant Chest Physician. March 2015. 2010 discharge checklist first developed. Completion rates were poor. Lack of responsibility for actions. No clear division between nursing and medical responsibility for tasks. Some highlights. How the lungs work. 2. What is asthma. Sensitive airways . Inflammation . and swelling. More mucus produced. Airways become narrow. Muscles tighten around airways. Breathing is difficult. Dr Maxine Hardinge. Consultant Respiratory . Medicine . Oxford . University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Aims of treatment – reducing risk and reducing symptoms. Inhaled therapy – . new Oxfordshire . Alison . Portes. FY1. Objectives. Main features of asthma and COPD. Focus on clinicals – history, examination, investigations, management. 10 minutes on each . Quiz and summary of key points. A few added extras…. Oakington. , Cambridge, CB24 3BA. Practice Overview. COPD Patient: COPD QOF diagnosis code. Page 1. Contents. . Patient Demographics. COPD Diagnosis. COPD Health Status. Risk and Exacerbations. Dietetic Intern. Andrews University. Introduction. Patient’s Initials: NM. Primary . Problem . & other . medical conditions: . COPD. , DM, IBS, Pneumonia, IgA . deficiency. Height: 160.02. Weight: 107.2. COPD DISEASE MANAGEMENT SYMPOSIUM. Friday, January 31. st. , 2014. LANA BAMIRO, MPH, MBA, RRT, CHES. Manager, Respiratory Care Services. Course Overview. A multidisciplinary care approach to managing COPD is as important as the patient’s desire to improve their health and . Patient Background. Daishi . Hayato. Age 65. Male. Asian American. Retired. Wife and 4 adult children. Father had lung cancer . Primary Diagnosis: . Acute respiratory distress, COPD, peripheral vascular disease with intermittent . Objectives of Treatment. GOLD 2018: Pharmacologic Treatment Recommendations. GOLD 2018: Pharmacologic Treatment Recommendations (. c. ont). GOLD 2018: Pharmacologic Treatment Recommendations in Groups C and D. MA-PF-AI-SG-0006-1. Date of preparation, March 2021. . This is a case study of an actual patient, who . provided verbal informed consent. Case description. Name: HVT. Age: 65 years . Gender: male. History and comorbidities: .