Blue Bloater

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Blue Bloater

A popular term for the appearance of a patient with COPD with symptoms of chronic bronchitis, normal to decreased lung capacity, increased residual volume with air-trapping, decreased expiratory flow, and characteristic arterial blood gas parameters—decreased PO2, increased PCO2—despite normal diffusing capacity, cyanosis and right heart failure, due to sleep apnea and progressive chronic pulmonary hypertension; with time, it becomes indistinguishable from other forms of COPD

blue bloater

A popular term for the appearance of a Pt with COPD with Sx of chronic bronchitis, normal to ↓ lung capacity, ↑ residual volume with air-trapping, ↓ expiratory flow, and characteristic arterial blood gas parameters–↓ PO₂, ↑ PCO₂, despite normal diffusing capacity, cyanosis and right heart failure, due to sleep apnea and progressive chronic pulmonary HTN; with time, it becomes indistinguishable from other forms of COPD. See Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, 'Pink puffer.'.

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COPD Pink Puffer	Using these phenotype characteristics, various studies found that the blue bloaters had lower baseline oxygen saturations, more episodes of nocturnal oxygen desaturation, larger falls in nocturnal oxygen saturation, and spent more time at low levels of oxygen saturation while asleep, than the pink puffers [11-13]. Sleep problems in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/Kronik ... by Ramar, Kannan / Turkish Thoracic Journal	blowing blowing check blowing wound blown grass Blown Mind blowout Blowout Fracture Blowout Metastasis blowpipe blows BLS Blue Blue Andalusian Blue Angels blue arcs blue asphyxia Blue Atrophy blue baby Blue Balls blue balm Blue Barrels Blue Belly Blue Biotech Blue Birds blue bitou Blue Bloater Blue Blood Blue Body Blue Bone Blue Book blue breast(s) Blue Caps blue cataract blue catfish Blue Cell Tumour Blue Cheer Blue Cohosh Blue Color-Blindness blue comb disease blue couch grass Blue Cross Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association Blue Devil blue diaper syndrome blue Doberman syndrome blue dog disease blue dome cyst Blue Domed Cyst Blue Dot Sign Blue Ear blue ear disease	Blue beard Blue beard Blue Beat Records Blue Beetle Blue Bell, Pennsylvania blue belly blue beret Blue berry Blue berry Blue berry Blue Beryl Dharma Center blue billy Blue Bindweed Blue Biotech Blue Biotechnology Blue Bird Financial Services Blue Bird of Happiness blue bird, the Blue Birds blue bitou Blue Black Blue Blanket Improv Blue Blaze Irregular Blue blazer Blue Blazer, Gray Slacks blue blindness blue blindness blue blindness Blue Bloater blue blood blue blood blue blood blue blood blue blooded Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Blue Blouse Blue board Blue board Blue Body Blue Bone Blue Bonnet Blue Bonnets blue book blue book blue book blue book blue book blue book Blue Book Extra Blue Book Online Services Blue book value Blue Book Values Blue books Blue books Blue books Blue books Blue books

Using these phenotype characteristics, various studies found that the blue bloaters had lower baseline oxygen saturations, more episodes of nocturnal oxygen desaturation, larger falls in nocturnal oxygen saturation, and spent more time at low levels of oxygen saturation while asleep, than the pink puffers [11-13].

Sleep problems in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease/Kronik ... by Ramar, Kannan / Turkish Thoracic Journal

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