PPT-Improve Your Nutrition for Better COPD Management

Carol Braunschweig PhD RD Food is fuel Used for metabolism which changes food and oxygen into energy and carbon dioxide Energy is used for all of your activities sleeping to exercise Food provides nutrients. 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.. By Laura Parker. Learning Objectives. To be able to define Asthma and COPD. To have an understanding of the pathogenesis of each disease and the common causes / risk factors associated. To be able to recognise the presentation of patient with Asthma or COPD. 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. Lauren Clark . Outline . Introduction. Definition. Epidemiology. Etiology. Cost & Burden. Intervention. Research. Introduction. Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases. Chronic lower respiratory diseases. 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…. 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. Outline . Introduction. Definition. Epidemiology. Etiology. Cost & Burden. Intervention. Research. Introduction. Chronic Lower Respiratory Diseases. Chronic lower respiratory diseases. : . Asthma, bronchitis, COPD, emphysema, cystic fibrosis, bronchiectasis, pneumoconiosis, sleep apnea. Role of Spirometry. Implementing Changes to the ABCD Grouping in Practice . The Refined ABCD Assessment Tool. Pharmacologic Treatment Algorithms. Instruments to Assess Symptoms . Standardized Tools. COPD Assessment Test. Patient may or may not notice symptoms .. Life expectancy for stage 1 people is only slightly less than the normal people. . It is around 17.4 years for a male who is 65 year old. . Patients who continue smoking will have shorter life than who does not smoke or who stop smoking. . Finlay . Royle. Senior Clinical Commissioning Pharmacist. Lambeth CCG. 1. Medicines Optimisation . Key theme: . Quality. , . Safety . and . Medicines . W. aste. 2. Medicines are the most common therapeutic intervention in healthcare, but their use is often . 80 predicted and sometimes but not always Stage II Moderate COPD Worsening airflow limitation FEVbreath typically developing during exertion This is the stage at which patients typically seek medical What is COPD?. How to treat COPD?. What is the prognosis?. 19.3% of US Adults Smoke – 2010. CDC, NHIS 2010. 2010 Current Smokers. %. of Smokers. Demographic. % of Smokers. Demographic. 19.3%. US Adults. NR601-Primary Care of the Maturing and Aged . Family . Practicum. Purpose. Students will be able to discuss the epidemiology, definition, and risk factors for COPD. Students will be able to apply knowledge related to the assessment and diagnostic criteria for COPD.