05-29-2011, 04:04 AM
to add
*** Q10.C***
-Survivors of ARDS frequently have significant functional impairment even 1 year after discharge .
-At 6 months Spirometry and Lung Volumes and Capacities became normal-Hence Choice A is out
-Diffusing Capacity of CO remained mildly diminished at 1 year=as in this case
-Radiographic abnormalities alco completely resolve within a year...
-Choices B and E-About surfactant Protein D...
--Surfactant Protein D is one of the largest molecules found in the innate immune system.It is not the SURFACTANT that is responsible to decrease SURFACE TENSION ...Completely Different (I thought first IT IS A SURFACTANT)......
--But ARDS and Surfactant Protein D have some relationship ...Surfatant Proten D is a SERUM marker for the severity and occurence of ARDS ...in the acute stage ...after ARDS resolved it turns to the NORMAL level...
here is alink for further READING....
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2466/10/6
hence decrease in diffusion capacity is the legitimate ANSWER
posted by yeabiruh
*** Q10.C***
-Survivors of ARDS frequently have significant functional impairment even 1 year after discharge .
-At 6 months Spirometry and Lung Volumes and Capacities became normal-Hence Choice A is out
-Diffusing Capacity of CO remained mildly diminished at 1 year=as in this case
-Radiographic abnormalities alco completely resolve within a year...
-Choices B and E-About surfactant Protein D...
--Surfactant Protein D is one of the largest molecules found in the innate immune system.It is not the SURFACTANT that is responsible to decrease SURFACE TENSION ...Completely Different (I thought first IT IS A SURFACTANT)......
--But ARDS and Surfactant Protein D have some relationship ...Surfatant Proten D is a SERUM marker for the severity and occurence of ARDS ...in the acute stage ...after ARDS resolved it turns to the NORMAL level...
here is alink for further READING....
http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2466/10/6
hence decrease in diffusion capacity is the legitimate ANSWER
posted by yeabiruh