Pulmonary Oedema - Pathology, Features, Presentation + O/E Flashcards

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Pathology

  • most common cause is ? ? failure due to incr ? in alveolar ?
  • leads to subjective ? , can remain stable for some time
  • severe ??F causes fluid leakage from ? to alveolar spaces -> severe acute impairment of ? fx
  • capillary ? can lead to leakage of ? cells also
A
LV
pressure
capillaries
dyspnoea
LV
interstitium
resp
rupture
red
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Clinical features

  • ?
  • ? ? dyspnoea
  • ? - due to incr venous return on ? ? - measured objectively by number of ? needed
  • cough - prod ? ?-stained sputum
A
dyspnoea
paroxysmal nocturnal
orthopnoea
lying down
pillows
frothy, blood stained
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Acute presx

  • severe ?
  • ? cough
  • ? and perspiration
  • ?-? respiration in LVF -> cycling ?/hyperventilation due to impaired response of resp centre to ?
A
dyspnoea
prod
anxiety
cheynes stokes
apnoea
CO2
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O/e

  • ?
  • ? with ? rhythm
  • raised ? pressure
  • ? shutdown
  • widespread ?/? on auscultation
A
tachypnoea
tachycardia
gallop
venous
peripheral
wheeze/crackles
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