5. Which of the following statements is wrong:The formation of old chronic bronchitis sputum is mainly because of the proliferation ofmucous glands in the central airway, and the increase of goblet cells increases mucussecretionThe definition of old chronic bronchitis is cough, phlegm and asthma in clinical practice. Theincidence lasts for 2 months every year for 3 consecutive yearsIn the late stage of old chronic bronchitis, it can cause damage to the airway wall. Structuralremodeling and scar formation occur, resulting in air stenosis, difficulty in exhalationEmphysema is an abnormal permanent enlargement of the alveoli, accompanied by damageto the alveolar wall, resulting in over-inflationLate stage of COPD can cause intimal hyperplasia, vascular fibrosis and occlusion, causingpulmonary hypertension, and even leading to pulmonary heart disease and right heartfailure

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