Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2
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Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2
15I have a patient with dyspnea. How do I determine the cause?CHIEF COMPLAINTPATIENT XẶ7Mr. c is a 64-year-old man who conies to see you complaining o Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2of shortness of breath.W hat is the differential diagnosis of dyspnea? How would you frame the differential?CONSTRUCTING A DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISHeart disease, lung disease, and anemia are the most common causes of dyspnea. Neuromuscular disease and anxiety are less common causes. The simplest appro Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2ach to the differential diagnosis is to consider the anatomical components of each of these systems. This allows US to develop a fairly comprehensiveEbook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2
differential diagnosis of dyspnea.Differential Diagnosis of DyspneaA. Heart1Endocardium: Valvular heart disease (ie. aortic stenosis, aortic regurgita15I have a patient with dyspnea. How do I determine the cause?CHIEF COMPLAINTPATIENT XẶ7Mr. c is a 64-year-old man who conies to see you complaining o Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2rillation and other supraventricular tachycardias-2Ventricular tachycardia3Myocardium: Heart failure (HF)a.Systolic failure (coronary artery disease [CAD], hypertension, a b.Diastolic taihue (hypertension, aortic stenosis, hypertrophic care-4Coronary arteries (ischemia)5Pericardium (tamponade, const Ebook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2rictive pericarditis)B. Lung1Alveolia.Pulmonary edema (HF or acute respiratory'distress syndrome)b.Pneumonia2Airwaysa.Suprathoracic airways (ie, larynEbook Symptom to diagnosis (3/E): Part 2
geal edema)b.Intrathoracic airways-1Asthma-2Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPE)) (see Chapter 33, Wheezing & Stridor)3Blood vesselsa.Pulmonar15I have a patient with dyspnea. How do I determine the cause?CHIEF COMPLAINTPATIENT XẶ7Mr. c is a 64-year-old man who conies to see you complaining o15I have a patient with dyspnea. How do I determine the cause?CHIEF COMPLAINTPATIENT XẶ7Mr. c is a 64-year-old man who conies to see you complaining oGọi ngay
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