Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2
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Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2
30Exertional Dyspnea, Cyanosis and FaintingPatient ProfileAge: 32 Sex: Female Built: LeanChief Complaints•Progressively increasing dyspnea on exertion Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2n for the last 1 year.•Coldness of hands and blueness of fingers since 3 months.•Fainting on 2 occasions in the preceding 1 month.Relevant History•There was no history of breath-holding spells or squatting episodes during her early life.•There was no history’ of recurrent sore throat, joint pains or Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2 prolonged fever during childhood or adolescence.•There was no history of fever, productive cough, chest pain or hemoptysis preceding her recent worseEbook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2
ning of symptoms.•There was no history’ of palpitation and skipped beats or of orthopnea and paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea.Physical Examination•No pall30Exertional Dyspnea, Cyanosis and FaintingPatient ProfileAge: 32 Sex: Female Built: LeanChief Complaints•Progressively increasing dyspnea on exertion Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2eble•J VP: 5 cm above angle of Louis at 45 degreesProminent 'a' wave observed.•CVS: Normal apex beat, sustained left parasternal heaveSystolic pulsations visible in the pulmonary' area Sj normal, P2 loud and audible upto the apex. No S3 or s4 gallop sound heardGr II /VI soft systolic murmur adjacent Ebook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2 to the sternum.•Chest: clear on auscultation, no rhonchi or crepts.'118 Tips and Tricks of Bedside CardiologyA n F.CG was obta i ned.ECG Findings:•raEbook Tips and tricks of bedside cardiology (first edition): Part 2
il R wave in leads V | lo Vj•Deep s wave in leads V4 to V6•Peaked p wave; p. pulmonale.An X-RAY was also ordered.X-RAY Findings:• Right ventricular en30Exertional Dyspnea, Cyanosis and FaintingPatient ProfileAge: 32 Sex: Female Built: LeanChief Complaints•Progressively increasing dyspnea on exertion30Exertional Dyspnea, Cyanosis and FaintingPatient ProfileAge: 32 Sex: Female Built: LeanChief Complaints•Progressively increasing dyspnea on exertionGọi ngay
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