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Fenny Febrianty
Internal Medicine Department
Medical Faculty, Jambi University
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Topik pembicaraan
• Kegawatan paru
– Pneumotoraks
– Hemoptisis
– Status asthmatikus
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PNEUMOTORAKS
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Definition
The accumulation of
air in the pleural
space with secondary
collapse of the
surrounding lung.
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Classification
• Spontaneous pneumothorax
– Primary spontaneous pneumothorax
Occurs without a precipitating event in a person
with no clinical evidence of lung disease
– Secondary spontaneous pneumothorax
Occurs as a complication of underlying lung
disease (most often COPD)
• Traumatic pneumothorax
– Iatrogenic pneumothorax
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Etiology of Secondary Spontaneous
Pneumothorax
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Tension pneumothorax
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Proposed mechanism of alveolar rupture
in spontaneous pneumothorax
P. Hipersonor
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Radiology
Spontaneous pneumothorax.
The visceral pleural line is clearly
seen with the absence of vascular
workings beyond the pleural line.
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Estimation of the size of pneumothorax
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Treatment
• The basic tenets of therapy for pneumothoraces are to
evacuate the space, achieve closure of the leak, and
either prevent or reduce this risk
• The choice of treatment
– Observation
Asymptomatic patient; Small unilateral pneumothorax
Asses for further progression
– Simple aspiration
– Tube thoracostomy/WSD (Simple; Continuous suction)
– Pleurodesis
– Thoracoscopy
– Surgical
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Tube thoracostomy/WSD
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3 bottle chest tube drainage system
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Status asthmaticus
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Mechanisms Underlying the
Definition of Asthma
Risk Factors
(for development of asthma)
INFLAMMATION
Airway
Hyperresponsiveness Airflow Obstruction
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Definition
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Asthma mengancam jiwa
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Pengelolaan Serangan Asma di Rumah Sakit Menurut GINA
Penilaian Pertama : Tentukan berat ringannya serangan asma (lihat tabel 1)
Penanganan Permulaan :
- Inhalasi short acting -2 agonist dengan nebulisasi, 1 dosis selama 20’ dlm 1 jam.
- Oksigen untuk mencapai saturasi 0 – 90% (95% pada anak-anak)
- Kortikosteroid sistemik, jika tidak ada respons segera atau jika ada pasien baru
mendapat steroid per oral, atau jika serangan asmanya berat
- Sedasi merupakan kontra indikasi pada penanganan serangan akut / eksaserbasi
Ulangi Penilaian
Jika APE 50% dan terus menerus Jika tidak ada perbaikan dalam
dalam pengobatan peroral / inhalasi 6 – 12 jam
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Emergency therapy of the asthma exacerbation
A
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HEMOPTYSIS
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Definition
• The spitting of blood derived from the lungs or
bronchial tubes as a result of pulmonary or bronchial
hemorrhage
• Based on the volume of blood loss: Massive and non
massive
Only 5% of hemoptysis is massive but mortality is
80%.
• Massive
– Blood lose > 600 ml / day
– Blood lose < 600 ml / day, but > 250 ml, Hb < 10 g% and
hemoptysis still continue
– Blood lose < 600 ml / day, but > 250 ml, Hb > 10 g% and
hemoptysis still continue in 48 hours
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Differentiating Features of
Hemoptysis and hematemesis
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Etiology
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Diagnostic Clues in Hemoptysis: Physical History
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Physical Examination
• Vital signs
• Constitutional signs (cachexia, level of distress)
• Skin and mucous membranes
• Lymph node
• Cardiovascular examination
• Lung examination
• Abdominal examination
• Extremities
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Physical Examination
• Telangiectasias (hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia)
• Skin rash (vasculitis, SLE, fat embolism, infective
endocarditis)
• Splinter hemorrhages (endocarditis, vasculitis)
• Clubbing (chronic lung diseases)
• Chest bruit or murmur that increases with inspiration
(large pulmonary AV malformations)
• Cardiac murmurs (congenital heart disease,
endocarditis with septic emboli, mitral stenosis)
• Legs (Deep venous thrombi)
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Komplikasi
• Asfiksia
• Kegagalan kardiosirkulasi ( hipovolemi )
• Setiap batuk darah sebaiknya dirawat kecuali “blood
streak”
• Perlu evaluasi :
– Banyaknya perdarahan
– Pemeriksaan fisik
– Pemeriksaan foto toraks
– Pemeriksaan laboratorium ( segera )
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Management (1)
Difficult
• Multitude of potential etiologies.
• Course of bleeding is unpredictable.
• It is frightening to see patients dying from asphyxiation,
even in spite of intubation.
• There is no consensus regarding the optimal
management of these patients
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Management (2)
• Adequate airway protection, ventilation, and
cardiovascular function
• Intubate if pt. has poor gas exchange, rapid ongoing
hemoptysis, hemodynamic instability, or severe
shortness of breath
• Reverse coagulation disorders
• A major priority in the acute management in protection
of the non-bleeding lung.
• Spillage of blood into the non-bleeding lung can either
block the airway with clot or fill the alveoli and prevent
gas exchange.
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Management (3)
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Management (4)
• Management with Bronchoscopy
– Lavage with iced saline and application of topical epinephrine
(1:20,000), vasopressin, thrombin, or a fibrinogen-thrombin
combination.
• Arterial embolization
– 85% of the time the bleeding stops after embolization
– 10-20% of patients re-bleed in the following 6-12 months
• Surgery
– Lower mortality
– Highest risk patients were not considered to be surgical
candidates and were managed medically (active TB, cystic
fibrosis, diffuse alveolar hemorrhage)
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TERIMAKASIH
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