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    CYSTIC FIBROSIS

    (MUCOVISCIDOSIS)SATURDAY GROUP

    Canlas, FlorisonCapigon, KarenFurio, Larriza

    Gabriel, DaizeleVillanueva, Glady

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    Cystic Fibrosis Multi-system disorder of the exocrine

    glands, leading to increased productionof thick mucus in bronchioles,smallintestines and pancreatic and bileducts & even causes fertility problems

    An autosomal recessive disorder Obstructs small passageways of these

    organs

    Lungs (bronchioles): atelectasis (lung

    collapse) & Emphysema (Overinflation ofthe alveoli)

    Pancreatic ducts become clogged,impairing digestion and absorption

    Small intestine: absence of pancreatic

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    INCIDENCE

    1: 30 EUROPEANS

    1: 3,000 WHITES

    1 : 15,000 BLACKS 1 : 90,000 ASIANS

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    Assessment Recurrent Upper Respiratory Infection

    (URI) Respiratory impairment: Wheezing, dry

    non productive cough, dyspnea &

    digital clubbing Thick Sticky Mucus

    Decreased digestive enzymes

    Steatorrhea fatty, foul smellingstools

    Meconium ileus

    Decreased absorption of Vitamins

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    CFTR Gene

    Cystic Fibrosis transmembraneConductance Regulator

    Transports chloride ions across the

    membranes of the cells in the lungs,liver, pancreas, digestive tract, skinand reproductive tract.

    Mutation of CFTR gene causessodium and chloride imbalance whichcan lead to thick-sticky mucus.

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    Lungs

    Ineffective airwayclearance

    Perforation of bronchialwall

    Respiratory acidosis

    Mucocillaryactivity

    Ineffectivecoughing

    Bacterial growth

    Chronic bronchitis /Pneumonia

    Trigger inflammatoryresponse

    Dilation ofbronchioles

    Lung abcess

    Tissuenecrosis

    consolidation

    fibrosis

    Arterialerosion

    hypertrophy

    Sputumproduction

    hyperplasia

    Crackles /ronchi

    Air trapping

    hemoptysis

    Dilation ofalvoeli

    Narrowing of theairways

    cyanosis

    hypoxia

    Activityintolerance

    fatigue

    dyspnea

    Chestcongestion

    Metabolicalkalosis

    Hyperinflationof lung

    Lung

    elasticity

    emphysema

    Lung stiffening

    Alveolarcollapse

    atelectasis

    hemorrhage

    RESPIRATORY DISTRESS == > RESPIRATORY FAILURE

    Uncompensated

    respiratoryacidosis

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    Biliarycirrhosis

    AUTODIGESTION

    Pancreatitis

    fibrosis

    Diabetes mellitus

    Meconiumilleus

    DEATH

    Vit A, D, E,K

    malabsorption

    Inability todigest fat

    Inability todigestprotein

    Decreased / absentcirculating digestive

    enzymes

    Pancreatic ductobstruction Bile duct

    obstruction

    Small intestinepancreas liver

    Digestivetract

    Inability to thriveMALNUTRITION

    diarrhea

    Rectal prolapsesteatorrhea

    constipation

    malabsorption

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    ReproductiveSystem

    male

    Obsturctionof vas

    deferens

    female

    Blocks spermflow

    azoospermia

    Thick stickycervical

    mucus

    Blocks spermentry

    INFERTILITY

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    Diagnostic Procedure

    SWEAT CHLORIDE TEST

    Pilocarpine iontophoreses Used tostimulate sweat production

    Analyzes sodium and chloride contentin sweat

    Done 3 4 weeks after birth

    - A chloride concentration greaterthan 60meq/L is a diagnostic of cysticfibrosis

    - Parents often report that infants taste

    salty when kissed

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    Diagnostic Procedure

    72-hour stool collection (Keep fooddiary)

    Analyzes fat & enzyme content

    Chest x-ray

    To reveal atelectasis & obstructive

    emphysema

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    Priority NursingDiagnosis

    Ineffective airway clearance Impaired gas exchanged Risk for infection Altered Nutrition Altered Bowel Movement Activity intolerance Alteration in Activities of Daily Living

    Fear/Anxiety Knowledge deficit Risk for ineffective family coping

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    Nursing Management Avoid exposure to respiratory infection

    CPT Bronchodilator

    Antibiotics / Mucolytics

    Monitor hemoptysis

    HIGH PROTEIN, CALORIE diet

    Supplement w/ VITS ADEK (in H20

    Soluble form) Monitor weight

    Supplement the childs diet with fluids& salt during extremely hot weather

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    Pancreatic Enzyme Pancrealipase (Pancrease,

    Coazym,Ultrase) Used in to aid in digestion &

    absorption of nutrients;

    Administered on or before mealsand snacks to ensure that digestiveenzymes are mixed with food in theduodenum

    Enteric coated pancreatic enzymesshould not be crushed or chewed

    Dose is adjusted to suit normal growth

    & decrease in the number of stools per

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    CURRENT TRENDS ANDRESEARCHES IN CYSTIC

    FIBROSIS

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    Comparison of Hospital andHome Intravenous Antibiotic

    Therapy in Adults with CysticFibrosis

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    Clinical Manifestations ofCystic Fibrosis Among

    Patients With Diagnosis inAdulthood

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    Metabolic AlkalosisContributes to Acute

    Hypercapnic RespiratoryFailure in Adults Cystic

    Fibrosis

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    Inhaled Tobramycin ImprovesLung Function and BacterialDensity Associated with

    Pseudomonas aeruginosainfections in patients with

    Cystic Fibrosis

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    The Physical, Psychological,and Social Implications ofCaring for the Pregnant

    Patient and Newborn WithCystic Fibrosis