PPT-No Disclosures Case 28 year old female with cough, shortness of breath, feeling unwell,

Dry cough no hemoptysis No recent travel outside the country Worked in a factory but left job due to not feeling well Denied any known sick contacts with respiratory symptoms From Guatemala but has not traveled there in past ten year. Medicine How much to take When to take it or puffs every 20 minutes for up to 1 hour Nebulizer once Medical Alert Very short of breath or Quickrelief medicines have not helped or Cannot do usual activities or Symptoms are same or get worse after 24 Shortness of Breath Shortness of breath may occur because you have difficulty getting air in and out of your lungs. Shortness of breath can also be called dyspnea, breathlessness or air hunger. Date Well Unwell If unwell what is wrong: Breathless Fatigued Chest pain Nausea Other (please specify) How have you been feeling since your last class? Well Unwell If unwell what was wrong? Breathl State University of New York Polytechnic Institute . Presented by Francine Bassett. Patient & Source of Encounter. T.I., 59-year old male. Elizabethtown Community Hospital – Emergency Department. internal medicine. Jarrod D. Frizzell, MD, MS. Sep 17, 2015. Cardiology on the medicine boards 2015. Cardiology. 14%. Hypertension. 5%. Pericardial disease. <2%. Ischemic heart disease. <2%. Dysrhythmias/conduction defects. The Hungry Ghost. I’m always hungry for more, more, more…... The purpose of this presentation is to bridge the gap between Urges for more and the desire for less and mindfulness practice. . Maryl. . e. . Kreider. , MD, MSCE. PULMONARY FIBROSIS MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES II: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE . November 14, 2015. Questions to cover today . What are the most common symptoms?. Why do patients have them?. headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, extreme tiredness, and fever. . The patient had been taking prednisone for a relapse of chronic ulcerative colitis. . On examination, the physician noted that the patient had . Hong-. Phuc. Tran, M.D.. Learning Objectives. Understand . pathophysiology. of dyspnea. Learn how to evaluate dyspnea. Understand reversible causes / potential contributors of shortness of breath. Manage shortness of breath in terminally ill patients. AND VICE VERSA. CASE 1:. . 43 YEAR OLD MALE. 2 DAY HX OF INCREASING, MOSTLY RIGHT SIDED THROAT PAIN, DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING, CHILLS. NO COUGH.. PRESENTS TO ER WITH INABILITY TO SWALLOW, SEVERE NECK PAIN, THROAT TIGHTNESS. Be smart and safeDon146t sit all day For example If watching TV get up during every commercial or periodically laundry do the dishes or take out the garbage Feel productive after just one showStrength 44444444444444444444FeverCoughShortness of BreathOtherYesNo May discontinue isolation Must continue with isolation until May discontinue isolation Must continue with isolation until isolation End of Life workshop. Practical Management of the MND patient.. September 2016. Muscles of breathing. Diaphragm. Intercostal muscles. Accessory muscles of breathing. All these muscles gradually weaken in MND. Take your medicine as prescribed.. Check for swelling in your feet, ankles, hands and stomach.. Eat low salt food.. Balance activity and rest periods.. Which Heart Failure Zone are you today? .