Diagnosis on Respiratory Failure with Hypercapnia:

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by CLAUDIA MACARENA PORTILLO SALINAS

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by Jean-Pierre Khouzam

LW 88 YEARS OF age, code DNI/DNR ADM 2/19/25 ALLergies : hydroxyzine, meperidine. tubes Intravenous infusing Diltiazem. history : Congestive heartfailure, hyperlipidemia, atrial fibrilation paroxysmall, high fall risk, daily weights standing scale 71.5kg. Cheif complain Acute Respiratory Failure with hypoxia. pt on room air continous monitoring oxygen. pt was on a cardiac monitor with a regular diet.. anticipated diagonastic test Ecocardiogram. vital signs were as follows. 8:15 T 36.9,HR 102, RR 21, O2 93, 0 PAIN. AT 9:40 T 36.2, HR 87, RR 21, BP/MAP 101/68 O2 94 , 0 PAIN PATIENT IS alert and oriented times 3 pupil round 0 brisk. regular s1 and s2 symptoms :Edema. Respiratory breathing regular, unlaboured , expiratoey wheezes. skin is appropriate for ethnicity dry warm and fragile. muskuloskeletal WDL, FULL MOVEMENT. CLEAR SPEECH. GI WDL, SOFT ,ACTIVE, GU No incontinence, Colour: unable to access. Labs hgb 14.1 ,platelets 238, wbc 5.9 leuckocytes, Na 133, K 3.8, Creat 0.80 . pATIENT CAME TO THE ED ON 19TH WITH SHORTNESS OF BREATH before she was stabilized.SHE WAS put on 2l of oxygen in ED .REPLACED MAG 2.0. SHE HAS HISTORY OF A FIB WRITE A CONCEPT MAP FOR THIS PATIENT. OTHER MEDICATIONS FOR THIS PATIENT IS AMIODORONRE, APIXABAN, BENZONATATE, FUROSEMIDE, PREDNISONE, DILTIAZEM, EMPAGLIFLOZIN USE ALL THE INFORMATION PROVIDED

Prognosis and Complications

Long-term management and follow-up care

Complications of hypercapnia

Prognosis of respiratory failure

Treatment Options

Addressing the underlying cause of respiratory failure

Mechanical ventilation

Bronchodilators and corticosteroids

Supplemental oxygen therapy

Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV)

Hypercapnia in Respiratory Failure

Signs and symptoms of hypercapnia

Mechanisms of CO2 retention

Definition and causes of hypercapnia

Diagnosis of Respiratory Failure

CT scan or MRI

Chest X-ray

Pulmonary function tests (PFTs)

Arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis

Clinical evaluation

Main topic

Subtopic

Symptoms and Signs of Respiratory Failure

Decreased oxygen saturation

Confusion or altered mental status

Cyanosis

Rapid breathing (tachypnea)

Shortness of breath

Introduction

Explanation of hypercapnia

Definition of respiratory failure