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form of COPDcondition where walls of alveoli are weakened/ruptured/damaged alveolar collapse leads to increased dead space and decreased gas exchange areacan be due to airborne irritantssigns and symptoms: breathlessness, coughing/wheezing, blue lips, chest tightness
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