Chest Pain Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Most common causes of chest pain

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Chest wall pain (20%), reflux esophagitis (13%), costochondritis (13%)

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What causes chest wall pain?

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Cough, subacute cough, vomiting, heavy lifting

Anything that causes شد عضلي بـ intercostal muscles

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Findings of chest wall pain and costochondritis

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Localized muscle tension, stinging pain, pain reproducible by palpation

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Findings in reflux esophagitis

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Burning retrosternal pain, acid regurgitation, sour or bitter taste, one week trial of PPI relieved symptoms

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Findings in pneumonia

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Fever, productive cough, rusty sputum, hx of URTI, hx of travel, contact with patients

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If the pain is diffused, poorly localized, or retrosternal, we suspect..

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MI

and PE

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If the pain is localized over skin or superficial structures, such as costochondral jointsm and reproduced by palpation, we think of..

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MSK pain
Costochondritis
Chest wall syndrome

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If the pain is localized in less than three cm in the regoin of the left nipple, we think of..

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Non cardiac pain

ie. MSK, psychogenic, gaseous distention of the stomach

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If theain radiate to the medial aspect of the left arm/shoulder, right arm/should, or both arms, we think of..

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MI
pericarditis
Cholecystitis (right shoulder)

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If the pain radiates to the lower jaw, neck, or teeth, we think of…

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MI

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If the pain rafiates to the back, we think of…

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Aortic dissection 
MI
Thoracic aneurysm 
Pericarditis
Esophageal disease
Pancreatitis
Peptic ulcer
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Of the pain is relievd by sitting up and leaning forward, we think of..

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Pericarditis

Pancreatitis

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If the pain is relieved by holding the breath at deep expiration, we think of …

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Pleuritis

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14
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Wells criteria is for diagnosing..

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PE

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15
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Pneumothorax management is..

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Needle decompression 2nd intercostal midclavicular line

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Is cough an upper or lower respiratory symprom?

17
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Most common cause of acute cough is..

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Post nasal drip( caused by viral URTI)

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Most common causes of common cold are..

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Rhinovirus, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and respiratory syncytial virus

19
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IS the onset of symptoms in common cold sudden or gradual?

20
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When there is a dry cough we think of..

21
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Most common causes of chronic cough in adults

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ACEI use
Asthma environmental triggers
GERD
Tobacco use
Upper airway cough syndrome
22
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Most common causes of chronic cough in children

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Asthma protracted bacterial bronchitis

Upper airway cough syndrome (in older than six)

23
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Chronic cough in children is defined as cough lasting more than…

24
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Normal sputum amount

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Less than 100 ml/day

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Normal color of sputum
Clear and white mucus
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Rusty mucus indicates
Pneumonia
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Bright red blood sputum
TB
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Foul smelling purulent sputum indicates..
Lung abcess with anaerobic infection
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Pink frothy secretions is an indication of...
Pulmonary edema | اديم بنت خالتي تحب الوردي
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Most common cause of hemoptysis is..
Acute infection like exacerbation of COPD
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Chronic dyspnea is shortness of breath that lasts more than...
One month
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Taking OCP of estrogen increases the risk of getting...
PE
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SOB when lying flat, we think of..
CHF
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Lying on one sife increases SOB(aka trepopnea), we think of...
Unilateral pleural effusion and CHF (they like to lay on their left side)
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Wells criteria (7 items), what are they?
``` 1- signs of DVT 2 HR > 100/min 3- recent surg or immo 4- previous PE or DVT 5- hemoptysis 6- malignancy 7- alternative diagnosis is less likely ```