PPT-Ultrasound in Distinguishing between Cardiogenic Pulmonary

Ananya Anne Case 64 yo man with pmh of CHF COPD IDDM2 is sent from his nursing home with altered mental status On presentation he is AAOX1 and follows some commands His vitals are stable except for O2 sat which is 88 On physical exam there are some fine crackles to auscultation in the posterior lung fields He has 1 pitting edema in the lower extremities JVP is not appreciable His echocardiogram from one month prior shows an EF 45 His EKG is unchanged with no acute changes . 1. Distinguishing Infinite Graphs. Anthony Bonato. Ryerson University. . Discrete Mathematics Days 2009. May 23, . 2009. Distinguishing Infinite Graphs Anthony Bonato. 2. Dedicated to the memory of . Night Float Curriculum . 2011. Initial assessment of patient in respiratory distress. Review management of specific causes of respiratory distress. Upper airway obstruction. Lower airway obstruction. . Sarswat. , MD. Cardiology Fellow. Cardiogenic. Shock. Types of Shock. Distributive/Septic Shock: variable cardiac output, decreased SVR. Hypovolemic. Shock: decreased effective circulating volume. Conotruncal. Cardiac Defects. :. . Recognition . on Fetal Ultrasound. R. Dennis Steed, MD. Associate Professor. Department of Pediatrics. Division of Pediatric Cardiology. East Carolina University – Brody School of Medicine. Hypotention. /shock. Reza . ghaderi. DR. 1393-spring . Definition. Shock is a physiologic state characterized by a significant reduction of systemic tissue perfusion, resulting in decreased oxygen delivery to the tissues.. Types of Shock. Hypovolemic. Inadequate blood volume. Distributive. Inappropriately distributed blood volume and flow. Cardiogenic. Insufficient CO caused by poor myocardial function. Obstructive. Obstructed flow (into or out of the heart). Rutgers Complex Health and Illness. Learning Outcomes. By the end of the class, the student will be able to:. Apply the concepts of shock pathophysiology and management to the care of patients with hypovolemic, cardiogenic and septic shock using a case study approach. . DR. MOHD. AZAM HASEEN. Associate Professor. D/O Cardiothoracic surgery. JNMC,AMU ,Aligarh. What is it ?. Definition. Anatomy. Epidemiology. Risk factors. Pathophysiology. Clinical presentation. Diagnostic tests. November ‘22 – April ‘23. Aron, J. . Handslip. , R. O’Mara H. . Background. Cardiogenic shock results in multi-organ failure and high mortality.. 1. . It is classified into SCAI stages A-E, class C and above frequently present. William W. O’Neill, MD. Henry Ford Health System. Medical Director. Center for Structural Heart Disease. Detroit, MI. Diffuse Multivessel. Disease. . Border Zone. Dysfunction. Central Zone. Dyskinesis. Shock:. What Are the . Hemodynamics. ?. Jeff Davis, RRT, RCIS . Jeff Davis has nothing to disclose. Disclosures. Shock. Hippocrates perhaps first to describe shock . French surgeon Henri Francois Le . Farhan J. Khawaja MD, FACC, FSCAI, RPVI. OUTLINE. Definition of Cardiogenic Shock. Epidemiology- A Call to Action. Treatment of Cardiogenic Shock . Advances . in the Treatment of Cardiogenic Shock. . Profound hemodyamic and metabolic disturbance characterized by failure of the circulatory system to maintain adequate perfusion of vital organs. Types of Shock. Cardiogenic (intracardiac vs extracardiac). Mean adjusted total annualized health care costs ranged from . $31,270 . for patients with a PE to . $38,296 . for patients with both a DVT and PE. . The annual per-patient costs of managing PTS are estimated to be between .