L7: Foreign Body Aspiration Flashcards
(50 cards)
Incidence of Foreign Body Aspiration
Incidence of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Age
Most common < 15 yearspeak: 1 - 3 years))
Incidence of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Mortality
- It is the 5th common cause of unintentional injury mortality.
- It is the leading cause of unintentional injury mortality in infants
Incidence of Foreign Body Aspiration
- What Objects?
Etiology of Foreign Body Aspiration
Pathogenesis of Foreign Body Aspiration
Pathogenesis of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Site of Lodgement
Site of Lodgement in Foreign Body Aspiration
- Bronchial
Site of Lodgement in Foreign Body Aspiration
- Laryngeal
Relatively larger F.B
Site of Lodgement in Foreign Body Aspiration
- Tracheal
- Relatively larger F.B
- “intra-thoracic or extra-thoracic”
Pathogenesis of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Phases
Phases of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Initial
(At time of aspiration)
Phases of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Complication (Obstruction with superadded infection)
Phases of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Asymptomatic (Lasts hours - weeks)
Relation between airway & F.B. aspiration
- Total obstruction (Stop valve)
No entry or exit of air —> No collapse
Relation between airway & F.B. aspiration
- Partial obstruction (Bidirectional valve)
Pathogenesis of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Relation between airway & F.B. aspiration
Relation between airway & F.B. aspiration
- Check valve (Ball & valve mechanism)
CP of Foreign Body Aspiration
Hx in Foreign Body Aspiration
- Positive
- Positive on interrogation
- Negative
CP of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Larynx
- Airway obstruction (stridor)
- Hoarseness of voice & aphonia
CP of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Bronchus
CP of Foreign Body Aspiration
- Trachea
- Large F.B in larynx or trachea can cause complete airway obstruction Patients with F.B aspiration may present with normal examination findings
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