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PEMBAHASAN TO3 BATCH III

JUN-AGS 2013
dr. Ratna, dr. Yusuf, dr. Dini,
dr. Akhmad, dr. Carolina

ILMU PENYAKIT DALAM

Heberdens & Bouchards nodes

1. Arthritis

http://www.gentili.net/foot/ra.htm

1. Arthritis

Osteoarthritis:

space narrowing (white arrow),


osteophytes/spur (arrowhead),
subchondral cysts,
subchondral
sclerosis/eburnation (black
arrow).

Gout arthritis:
Acute gouty arthritis: soft tissue swelling.
Advanced gout: the erosion are slightly

removed from the joint space, have a


rounded or oval shape, & are
characterized by a hypertrophic calcified
"overhanging edge." The joint space may
be preserved or show osteoarthritic type
narrowing.

Current diagnosis & treatment in rheumatology. 2nd ed. McGraw-Hill; 2007.


Harrisons principles of internal medicine. 18th ed. McGraw-Hill; 2011.

Ciri
Prevalens
Awitan

OA

RA

Arthritis

Gout

SA

Female>male, >50
thn, obesitas

Female>male
40-70 thn

Male>female, >30
thn, hiperurisemia

Male>female,
dekade 2-3

gradual

gradual

akut

Variabel

Inflamasi

Patologi

Degenerasi

Pannus

Mikrotophi

Enthesitis

Poli

Poli

Mono-poli

Oligo/poli

Tipe Sendi

Kecil/besar

Kecil

Kecil-besar

Besar

Predileksi

Pinggul, lutut,
punggung, 1st CMC,
DIP, PIP

MCP, PIP,
pergelangan
tangan/kaki, kaki

MTP, kaki,
pergelangan kaki &
tangan

Sacroiliac
Spine
Perifer besar

Bouchards nodes
Heberdens nodes

Ulnar dev, Swan


neck, Boutonniere

Kristal urat

En bloc spine
enthesopathy

Osteofit

Osteopenia
erosi

erosi

Erosi
ankilosis

Nodul SK,
pulmonari cardiac
splenomegaly

Tophi,
olecranon bursitis,
batu ginjal

Uveitis, IBD,
konjungtivitis, insuf
aorta, psoriasis

Normal

RF +, anti CCP

Asam urat

Jumlah Sendi

Temuan Sendi
Perubahan
tulang
Temuan
Extraartikular

Lab

2. Murmur & Heart Sounds

2. Murmur & Heart Sound

Lilly LS. Pathophysiology of heart disease.

2. Murmur & Heart Sound


The clinical presentation of MS depends largely on the degree of
reduction in valve area. The more severe the stenosis, the greater
the symptoms related to elevation of left atrial and pulmonary
venous pressures.
The earliest manifestations are those of dyspnea and reduced
exercise capacity. With advanced MS and pulmonary hypertension,
signs of right-sided heart failure ensue.
Murmurs caused by other valvular lesions are often found
concurrently in patients with MS. For example, mitral regurgitation
frequently coexists with MS. Additionally, rightsided heart failure
caused by severe MS may induce tricuspid regurgitation as a result
of right ventricular enlargement.

Lilly LS. Pathophysiology of heart disease.

3. Lung Disease
Diagnosis pneumonia:
Infiltrat baru/infiltrat progresif + 2 gejala:
1. Batuk progresif
2. Perubahan karakter dahak/purulen
3. Suhu aksila 38 oC/riw. Demam
4. Fisis: tanda konsolidasi, napas bronkial, ronkhi
5. Lab: Leukositosis 10.000/leukopenia 4.500

4. Food Poisoning

4. Food Poisoning
The foods typically implicated in C. Perfringens poisoning
include improperly cooked meat and meat products in
which residual spores germinate and proliferate during
slow cooling or insufficient reheating.
Illness results from the ingestion of food containing at least
108 viable vegetative cells, which sporulate in the alkaline
environment of the small intestine, producing C.
perfringens enterotoxin in the process.

The diarrhea that develops within 730 h of ingestion of


contaminated food is generally mild and self-limiting.

Harrisons principles of internal medicine. 18th ed. McGraw-Hill; 2011.

5. Arthritis
The management of acute
gout is to provide rapid & safe
pain relief.
NSAID,
Colchicine.
Corticosteroid if NSAID is
contraindicated.

Preventing further attacks by


uric acid lowering agent:
Allopurinol
Probenecid

Uric acid lowering agent


shouldnt be given on acute
attack, unless the patient has
consumed it since 2 weeks
before.

Current diagnosis & treatment in rheumatology. 2nd ed. McGraw-Hill; 2007.

5. Arthritis
Colchicine given orally is a traditional and effective treatment if
used early in an attack. One useful regimen is one 0.6-mg tablet
given every 8 h with subsequent tapering.
The most effective NSAIDs for gout have a short half-life and include
indomethacin, 2550 mg tid; naproxen, 500 mg bid; ibuprofen, 800
mg tid; and diclofenac, 50 mg tid.
Glucocorticoids given IM or orally, for example, prednisone, 3050
mg/d as the initial dose and gradually tapered with the resolution
of the attack, can be effective in polyarticular gout. For a single joint
or a few involved joints intraarticular triamcinolone acetonide, 20
40 mg, or methylprednisolone, 2550 mg, have been effective and
well tolerated.

Harrisons principles of internal medicine. 18th ed. McGraw-Hill; 2011.

6. E.S. OAT Mayor


MAYOR

Kemungkinan Penyebab

HENTIKAN OBAT

Gatal & kemerahan

Semua jenis OAT

Antihistamin & evaluasi


ketat

Tuli

Streptomisin

Stop streptomisin

Vertigo & nistagmus (n.VIII) Streptomisin

Stop streptomisin

Ikterus

Sebagian besar OAT

Hentikan semua OAT s.d.


ikterik menghilang,
hepatoprotektor

Muntah & confusion

Sebagian besar OAT

Hentikan semua OAT & uji


fungsi hati

Gangguan penglihatan

Etambutol

Stop etambutol

Kelainan sistemik, syok &


purpura

Rifampisin

Stop rifampisin

6. E.S. OAT Minor


Minor

Kemungkinan Penyebab

Tata Laksana

Tidak nafsu makan, mual,


sakit perut

Rifampisin

OAT diminum malam


sebelum tidur

Nyeri sendi

Pyrazinamid

Aspirin/allopurinol

Kesemutan s.d. rasa


terbakar di kaki

INH

Vit B6 1 x 100 mg/hari

Urine kemerahan

Rifampisin

Beri penjelasan

7. TB Management
ISTC 10:
All patients should be monitored for response to therapy, best judged
in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis by follow-up sputum smear
microscopy (two specimens) at least at the time of completion of the
initial phase of treatment (two months), at five months, and at the
end of treatment.

Patients who have positive smears during the fifth month of treatment
should be considered as treatment failures and have therapy modifi ed
appropriately.
In patients with extrapulmonary tuberculosis and in children, the
response to treatment is best assessed clinically.
Follow-up radiographic examinations are usually unnecessary and may
be misleading.
International standards for tuberculosis care.

Untuk pemantauan pengobatan dilakukan pemeriksaan


spesimen sebanyak 2 kali (sewaktu, pagi). Bila salah
satu/keduanya (+), maka hasil dinyatakan BTA (+)
Tipe pasien TB
Pasien baru BTA (+),
OAT kategori 1

Waktu Periksa
Akhir tahap
intensif
Sebulan sebelum
akhir atau di akhir
pengobatan

Pasien baru BTA (-) &


Roentgen (+) OAT
kategori 1
Pasien baru BTA (+),
OAT kategori 2

Akhir intensif

Akhir intensif

Sebulan sebelum
akhir atau di akhir
pengobatan

Hasil BTA

Tindak Lanjut

(-)

Tahap lanjutan dimulai

(+)

OAT sisipan 1 bulan, jika masih (+) tahap


lanjutan tetap diberikan

(-)

Sembuh

(+)

Gagal, mulai OAT kategori 2

(-)

Berikan pengobatan tahap lanjutan s.d.


selesai, kemudian pasien dinyatakan
pengobatan lengkap

(+)

Ganti dengan kategori 2 mulai dari awal

(-)

Teruskan pengobatan dgn tahap lanjutan

(+)

OAT sisipan 1 bulan, jika masih (+) tahap


lanjutan tetap diberikan. Uji resistensi.

(-)

Sembuh

(+)

Belum ada obat, disebut kasus kronk. Rujuk.

Pelatihan DOTS. Departemen Pulmonologi & Ilmu Kedokteran Respirasi FKUI; 2008.

8. GERD
GERD
a pathologic condition of symptoms & injury to the
esophagus caused by percolation of gastric or
gastroduodenal contents into the esophagus
associated with ineffective clearance & defective
gastroesophageal barrier.

Symptoms:
Heartburn; midline retrosternal burning sensation
that radiates to the throat, occasionally to the
intrascapular region.
Others: regurgitation, dysphagia, waterbrash.
GI-Liver secrets

8. GERD

Management:
Aggressive lifestyle modification & pharmacologic therapy.
Surgery is encouraged for the fit patient who requires chronic
high doses of pharmacologic therapy to control GERD or who
dislikes taking medicines.
Endoscopic treatments for GERD are very promising, but
controlled long-term comparative trials with proton pump
inhibitors and/or surgery are lacking.

9. Heart Disease

9. Heart Disease
Clinical Manifestations:
Persistent bacteremia: fever, weight loss, anorexia,
night sweat, fatigue
Valvular/perivalvular infection: murmur, CHF,
conduction abnormality
Septic emboli
Immune complex phenomena: arthritis,
glomerulonephritis, ESR

9. Heart Disease

9. Heart Disease

10. Hematology
CLL

CML

ALL

AML

The bone marrow makes abnormal leukocyte dont die when they
should crowd out normal leukocytes, erythrocytes, & platelets.
This makes it hard for normal blood cells to do their work.

Prevalence

Over 55 y.o.

Mainly adults

Symptoms &
Signs

Grow slowly may


asymptomatic, the disease fund
during a routine test.

Common in
children

Adults &
children

Grow quickly feel sick & go to


their doctor.

Fever, swollen lymph nodes, frequent infection, weak,


bleeding/bruising easily, hepatomegaly/splenomegaly, weight loss,
bone pain.
Lab

Mature
lymphocyte

Mature
granulocyte

Therapy

Can be delayed if asymptomatic


CDC.gov

Lymphoblast
>20%

Myeloblast
>20%

Treated right away

10. Leukemia
Clinical Manifestation
More common in AML
Leukostasis (when blas count >50.000/uL): occluded microcirculation
headache, blurred vision, TIA, CVA, dyspnea, hypoxia
DIC (promyelocitic subtype)
Leukemic infiltration of skin, gingiva (monocytic subtype)
Chloroma: extramedullary tumor, virtually any location.

More common in ALL


Bone pain, lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly (also seen in
monocytic AML)
CNS involvement: cranial neuropathies, nausea, vomiting, headache,
anterior mediastinal mass (T-cell ALL)
Tumor lysis syndrome

Pocket medicine.

Diagnosis

Characteristic

Polycythemia
Vera

Persistent increased of hematocrite/Hb level caused by excessive


erythocytosis, as well as leukocytosis & thrombocytosis. Symptoms:
blood hyperviscosity impaired perfusion dizziness, visual
disturbance, stroke.

Leukemoid
reaction

The term "leukemoid reaction" is used to describe a condition where


peripheral white blood cells on a stained blood smear may have some
resemblance to leukemia cells. Quantatively, in a leukemoid reaction,
the neutrophil count may be as high as 50.000/uL with more immature
cells, particularly myelocytes, than are usually present in toxic left-shift
syndromes.

Myelodysplasia

Maturation defect of blood cell precursors in bone marrow caused by


mutation, results in normocytic normochrom anaemia and cells with
abnormal morphology (binucleated cell, etc), may be a predisposition
to leukemia.

Multiple myeloma Multiple myeloma: a malignant proliferation of plasma cells derived


from a single clone. The classic triad of myeloma: marrow
plasmacytosis (>10%), lytic bone lesions, serum and/or urine M
component.

11. Cara Pemberian Kina Parenteral


4 jam ke-1: Loading dose 20 mg/kgbb kina dilarutkan
dalam 500 mL dextrose 5% atau NaCl 0,9%.
4 jam ke-2: dextrose 5% atau NaCl 0,9% saja.
4 jam ke-3: maintenance dose 10 mg/kgbb dalam 500
mL dextrose 5% atau NaCl 0,9%.
4 jam ke-4: dextrose 5% atau NaCl 0,9% saja.
Lalu dosis maintenance sampai pasien sadar atau dapat
minum kina per oral (10 mg/kgbb/kali 3 kali/hari
hingga 7 hari terhitung dari kina perinfus).

12. Hematemesis
Cirrhosis
the development of fibrosis to the
point that there is architectural
distortion with the formation of
regenerative nodules.
This results in a decrease in
hepatocellular mass, and thus
function, & an alteration of blood
flow.

12. Hematemesis
Portal hypertension caused by:

intrahepatic resistance to the


passage of blood flow through
the liver due to cirrhosis &
regenerative nodules
splanchnic blood flow
secondary to vasodilation
within the splanchnic vascular
bed.

Portal hypertension cause


varices around the sites of
portosystemic anastomoses:
hemorrhoids at the anorectal
junction;
esophageal varices at the
gastroesophageal junction;
caput medusae at the
umbilicus.

13. Hemolytic Anemia


Heinz bodies can be
produced by the action on
red cells of a wide range of
aromatic nitro- and aminocompounds, as well as by
inorganic oxidizing agents.
They also occur when one or
other of the globin chains of
haemoglobin is unstable.
In man, the finding of Heinz
bodies is a sign of either
chemical poisoning, drug
intoxication, glucose-6phosphate dehydrogenase
(G6PD) deficiency, or the
presence of an unstable
haemoglobin (e.g., Hb Kln).

13. Hemolytic Anemia


Glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) is a
housekeeping enzyme critical in the redox metabolism of
all aerobic cells.
In red cells its role is even more critical, because it is the
only source of NADPH that directly and via glutathione
(GSH) defends these cells against oxidative stress.

13. Hemolytic Anemia

14. Bone Resorption Markers


Pyridinium Crosslinks (Pyridinoline & Deoxypyridinoline)
These collagen crosslinks are found in a unique ratio in the bone
(Pyr/Dpyr= 33.5 : 1), a fact that makes these substances ideal
candidates as markers for bone breakdown.
The clinical applications of measuring these substances include:

identification of individuals at risk for bone loss and fracture,


assessment of metabolic bone disease,
prediction of bone metastases,
subsequent skeletal complications, and even
outcome in cancer patients afflicted by solid tumors (prostate, breast,
and lung most commonly) and primary bone tumors,
management of antiresorptive therapy.

14. Bone Formation Markers


Alkaline Phosphatase
Bone alkaline phosphatase (ALP-B), an osteoblast membrane-bound enzyme.
Studies have shown that the amount of ALP-B activity in osteoblasts and in bone is
proportional to collagen formation; thus, it can provide an index of the rate of
bone formation.
Measurements of total serum ALP are useful to follow disease activity when the
amount of bone isoenzyme is exceptionally high, as in Pagets disease or
osteosarcoma.
Osteocalcin
Osteocalcin is the major noncollagenous protein of the bone matrix, and is
produced by osteoblasts, odontoblasts, and even chondrocytes.
During bone matrix synthesis, some osteocalcin is released into the circulation and
is rapidly cleared by the kidneys.
Osteocalcin is increased when there is high bone turnover, as occurs in
hyperparathyroidism, acromegaly, and Pagets disease.

15. Disorder of Calcium Balance


Hypoparathyroidism may
occur as a complication of
thyroidectomy
PTH released is inadequate
hypocalcemia.
Proximal tubular effect of
PTH to promote phosphate
excretion is lost
hyperphosphatemia
Low level of 1,25-(OH)2D
Less PTH is available to act
in the distal nephron
increase calcium excretion
Less PTH less Mg
reabsorption at ansa Henle.
McPhee SJ, et al. Pathophysiology of disease: an introduction
to clinical medicine. 5th ed. McGraw-Hill; 2006.

15. Disorder of Calcium Balance


Organ

Symptoms & Signs

Systemic

Confusion
Weakness

Neuromuscular

Paresthesias
Psychosis
Seizures
Carpopedal spasms
Chvostek's and Trousseau's signs
Depression
Muscle cramping
Parkinsonism
Irritability

Cardiac

Prolonged QT interval
T-wave changes
Congestive heart failure

Ocular

Cataracts

Dental

Enamel hypoplasia of teeth

Respiratory

Laryngospasm
Bronchospasm
Stridor
McPhee SJ, et al. Pathophysiology of disease: an introduction to clinical medicine. 5th ed. McGraw-Hill; 2006.

Carpal spasm

15. Electrolyte Disorder


Abnormalities of the plasma level of K, Ca, & Mg affect the ECG, though
changes in the plasma sodium level do not.

The only ECG book youll ever need.

16. Lung Infection


Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
Etiology: coronavirus
Course:
incubation period 27 days
begins as a systemic illness marked by of fever accompanied by malaise,
headache, and myalgias
is followed in 12 days by a nonproductive cough and dyspnea.
Approximately 25% of patients have diarrhea.

Chest x-rays: infiltrates, including patchy areas of consolidationmost


frequently in peripheral and lower lung fieldsor interstitial infiltrates,
which can progress to diffuse involvement.
In severe cases, respiratory function may worsen during the second week
of illness and progress to frank adult respiratory distress syndrome
accompanied by multiorgan dysfunction.
Harrisons principles of internal medicine

16. Lung Infection


Avian Influenza
Influenza is an acute respiratory illness caused by infection
with influenza viruses.
In 1997, human cases of influenza caused by avian
influenza viruses (A/H5N1) were detected in Hong Kong
during an extensive outbreak of influenza in poultry.
The illness affects the upper and/or lower respiratory tract
and is often accompanied by systemic signs and symptoms
such as fever, headache, myalgia, and weakness.
The designation of influenza viruses as type A, B, or C is
based on antigenic characteristics of the nucleoprotein (NP)
& matrix (M) protein antigens.

17. Thyroid Disease


Hypothyroidism

Therapy: levothyroxine

17. Thyroid Disease

18. Penyakit Ginjal


Glomerular Disease:
hematuria, proteinuria, pyuria.

Sind. nefritik akut:


proteinuria 1-2 g/24 jam, hematuria dengan silinder eritrosit, pyuria,
hipertensi, retensi cairan, peningkatan kreatinin serum.
Jika kreatinin serum meningkat cepat dalam beberapa hari, kadang
nefritis akut disebut rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis (RPGN);

Sind. nefrotik:
proteinuria berat (>3.0 g/24 jam), hipoalbuminemia, hipertensi,
hiperkolesterolemia,, edema/anasarka, & hematuria mikroskopik.

Harrisons principles of internal medicine.


Pathophysiology of disease: an introduction to clinical medicine. 5th ed.

18. Renal Disorder


Diagnosis

Characteristic

Acute glomerulonephritis

an abrupt onset of hematuria & proteinuria with


reduced GFR & renal salt and water retention, followed
by full recovery of renal function.

Rapidly progressive
glomerulonephritis

recovery from the acute disorder does not occur.


Worsening renal function results in irreversible and
complete renal failure over weeks to months.

Chronic glomerulonephritis

renal impairment after acute glomerulonephritis


progresses slowly over a period of years & eventually
results in chronic renal failure.

Nephrotic syndrome

manifested as marked proteinuria, particularly


albuminuria (defined as 24-h urine protein excretion >
3.5 g), hypoalbuminemia, edema, hyperlipidemia, and
fat bodies in the urine.

Pathophysiology of disease: an introduction to clinical medicine. 5th ed.

19. Jaundice
The cardinal finding in
hepatitis is a rise in the
aminotransferases to
values greater than 200
IU/L and often to 500 or
even 1000 IU/L.
An exception to this
finding is seen in hepatitis
C, in which only modest
elevations of ALT (but not
AST) can occur.
The bilirubin is frequently
elevated and is composed
of both direct and indirect
types

19. Jaundice

Incubation periods for hepatitis A range from 1545 days (mean, 4 weeks), for
hepatitis B and D from 30180 days (mean, 812 weeks), for hepatitis C from 15
160 days (mean, 7 weeks), and for hepatitis E from 1460 days (mean, 56 weeks).

The prodromal symptoms


Constitutional symptoms of anorexia, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, malaise, arthralgias,
myalgias, headache, photophobia, pharyngitis, cough, and coryza may precede the onset of
jaundice by 12 weeks.
Dark urine and clay-colored stools may be noticed by the patient from 15 days before the
onset of clinical jaundice.

The clinical jaundice


The constitutional prodromal symptoms usually diminish.
The liver becomes enlarged and tender and may be associated with right upper quadrant pain
and discomfort. Spleen may enlarge.

During the recovery phase, constitutional symptoms disappear, but usually some
liver enlargement and abnormalities in liver biochemical tests are still evident.

20. Hepatitis A Prophylaxis


When administered before exposure or during the early incubation
period, IG is effective in preventing clinically apparent hepatitis A.
For postexposure prophylaxis of intimate contacts (household,
sexual, institutional) of persons with hepatitis A, the administration
of 0.02 mL/kg is recommended as early after exposure as possible;
it may be effective even when administered as late as 2 weeks after
exposure.
Prophylaxis is not necessary for:

those who have already received hepatitis A vaccine,


casual contacts (office, factory, school, or hospital),
most elderly persons, who are very likely to be immune, or
those known to have anti-HAV in their serum.
Harrisons principles of internal medicine. 18th eds.

20. Hepatitis B Prophylaxis


Three IM injections of hepatitis B vaccine are recommended at 0, 1, and 6
months for pre-exposure prophylaxis against hepatitis B in settings of
frequent exposure:
health workers exposed to blood;
hemodialysis patients and staff;
residents and staff of custodial institutions for the developmentally
handicapped;
injection drug users;
inmates of long-term correctional facilities;
persons with multiple sexual partners;
persons such as hemophiliacs who require long-term, high-volume
therapy with blood derivatives;
household and sexual contacts of HBsAg carriers;
persons living in or traveling extensively in endemic areas;
unvaccinated children under the age of 18;
Harrisons principles of internal medicine. 18th eds.

21. Lupus Nephritis


Lupus nephritis affects up to 50% of SLE patients. The principal mechanism
of injury is immune complex deposition in the glomeruli, tubular or
peritubular capillary basement membranes, or larger blood vessels.

21. Lupus Nephritis

23. Abdominal Pain

Gallstones are most often asymptomatic


surgery is not indicated

Of patients who do have symptoms:


nausea or abdominal discomfort after
eating fatty or fried foods to severe right
upper quadrant or midepigastric
abdominal pain & jaundice.
The typical patient with gallstones is
female, high dietary fat intake, has had
prior pregnancies, reflecting the role of
estrogens in gallstone pathogenesis, & is
in her 40s, reflecting the time necessary
for progression to symptomatic disease.
Surgery is indicated
Pathophysiology of disease. 2nd ed. Springer; 2006.

Lokasi Nyeri

Anamnesis

Pemeriksaan
Fisis

Nyeri epigastrik
Kembung

Membaik dgn
makan (ulkus
duodenum),
Memburuk dgn
makan (ulkus
gastrikum)

Tidak spesifik

Nyeri epigastrik
menjalar ke
punggung

Gejala: mual &


muntah, Demam
Penyebab: alkohol
(30%), batu
empedu (35%)

Nyeri tekan &


defans, perdarahan
retroperitoneal
(Cullen:
periumbilikal, Gray
Turner: pinggang),
Hipotensi
Ikterus,
Hepatomegali

Nyeri kanan atas/ Prodromal


epigastrium
(demam, malaise,
mual) kuning.
Nyeri kanan atas/ Risk: Female, Fat,
epigastrium
Fourty, Hamil
Prepitasi makanan
berlemak, Mual,
TIDAK Demam
Nyeri epigastrik/
Mual/muntah,
kanan atas
Demam
menjalar ke bahu/
punggung

Pemeriksaan
Penunjang

Diagnosis

Terapi

Urea breath test


(+): H. pylori
Endoskopi:
eritema (gastritis
akut)
atropi (gastritis
kronik)
luka sd submukosa
(ulkus)
Peningkatan enzim
amylase & lipase di
darah

Dispepsia

PPI:
ome/lansoprazol
H. pylori:
klaritromisin+amok
silin+PPI

Transaminase,
Serologi HAV,
HBSAg, Anti HBS
Nyeri tekan
USG: hiperekoik
abdomen
dgn acoustic
Berlangsung 30-180 window
menit
Murphy Sign

USG: penebalan
dinding kandung
empedu (double
rims)

Pankreatitis

Hepatitis Akut

Resusitasi cairan
Nutrisi enteral
Analgesik

Suportif

Kolelitiasis

Kolesistektomi
Asam
ursodeoksikolat

Kolesistitis

Resusitasi cairan
AB: sefalosporin
gen. 3 +
metronidazol
Kolesistektomi

23. PEA

PEA encompasses a
heterogeneous group of
organized electric rhythms that
are associated with either
absence of mechanical
ventricular activity or mechanical
ventricular activity that is
insufficient to generate a clinically
detectable pulse.

Drug Therapy for PEA/Asystole


A vasopressor can be given as soon
as feasible with the primary goal of
increasing myocardial and cerebral
blood flow during CPR and
achieving ROSC
Available evidence suggests that
the routine use of atropine during
PEA or asystole is unlikely to have a
therapeutic benefit.

24.Malaria
Clinical diagnosis
The WHO recommendations for clinical diagnosis/suspicion of
uncomplicated malaria in different epidemiological settings are as
follows:
in settings where the risk of malaria is low, clinical diagnosis of
uncomplicated malaria should be based on the possibility of exposure
to malaria and a history of fever in the previous three days with no
features of other severe diseases;
in settings where the risk of malaria is high, clinical diagnosis should
be based on a history of fever in the previous 24 h and/or the
presence of anaemia, for which pallor of the palms appears to be the
most reliable sign in young children.

In all settings, clinical suspicion of malaria should be confirmed


with a parasitological diagnosis.

Malaria Guidelines WHO 2011

24. Malaria
Parasitological diagnosis has the following
advantages:
improved patient care in parasite-positive patients;
identification of parasite-negative patients in whom
another diagnosis must be sought;
prevention of unnecessary use of antimalarials,
reducing frequency of adverse effects, especially in
those who do not need the medicines, and drug
pressure selecting for resistant parasites;
improved malaria case detection and reporting;
confirmation of treatment failures.

Thin blood films of P.


vivax

Thick blood
films of P. vivax

25. Acute Pulmonary Edema


Acute on chronic heart failure:
Profiles B & C are typical of patients with
acute pulmonary edema.
Physical examination of pulmonary edema:
Tachycardic
Tachypnea and coughing of frothy sputum
Rales are present initially at the bases & later
throughout the lung fields.

Braunwalds Heart Disease.

25. Acute Pulmonary Edema


Fluid or volume status assessment plays role:
In determining the need for diuretic therapy
In detecting sodium excesses or deficiencies.

At each visit, determine:


the degree of jugular venous distension,
the presence & severity of organ congestion
(pulmonary rales & hepatomegaly),
the magnitude of peripheral edema in the legs,
abdomen, presacral area, scrotum, ascites.
ACC-AHA. Heart Failure guideline.

25. Acute Pulmonary Edema

Harrisons principles of internal medicine.

26. TB-HIV
TB is the most common cause of death in HIV &
increase progresivity of AIDS.
The problems in TB-HIV:
TB drugs & ARV have overlapping side effects
Drug interaction between TB drugs & ARV
Paradoxal therapy (immune reconstitution
inflammatory syndrome/IRIS): worsening symptoms
(fever, lymph node enlargement, infiltrate) after
receive TB drugs /ARV/both which are not caused by
therapeutic failure, but caused by reactivation of
immune system to TB antigen.

26. TB-HIV
Principles of medication:
TB medication is a priority
Do not give TB drugs & ARV simultaneously
because of drugs interaction, toxicity, & IRIS
In life threatening case (disseminated TB or CD4
<200/mm3), ARV & TB drugs can be given
concurrently with closed monitoring.
ARV that has been given is continued.
In situation where there is no threat to life, ARV
may be delayed to prevent IRIS & drug interaction.

26. TB-HIV

Management of tuberculosis & HIV coinfection. WHO.

ILMU BEDAH, ANESTESIOLOGI &


RADIOLOGI

27. Myiasis
Infestasi larva lalat di kulit. Penyebab terbanyak:
Dermatobia hominis & Cordylobia anthropophaga
2 bentuk myiasis kutaneus:
Furuncular myiasis: boil-like lesion, papul eritematosa,
nyeri, punktum sentral, ujung larva bisa muncul di ujung
punktum, limfadenopati
Wound myiasis: larva terdapat di luka yang supurasi dan
sudah terdekomposisi

Tata laksana:
Furuncular myiasis: bedah dgn anestesi lokal (lini
pertama), oklusi dengan wax, ivermectin
Wound myiasis: membersihkan luka dari larva
(debridement), bedah bila perlu
Grammatikopoulou E. Myiasis. http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1491170-overview
Noutsis C. Myiasis. Dermatol Clin 1994; 12(4).

Furuncular myiasis

Wound myiasis

28-29. Triage
Triage Priorities

1. Red- highest priority patients


Need immediate care (usually
circulatory or respiratory)
2. Yellow- second highest priority
Able to wait longer before transport
(45 minutes)

*** mark triage priorities (tape, tag)

3. Green- walking

Able to wait several hours for


transport
4. Black- dead
Will die during emergency care
(have lethal injuries)

Triage Category: Red


Red (Highest) Priority:
Patients who need
immediate care and
transport as soon as
possible

Airway and breathing


difficulties
Uncontrolled or severe
bleeding
Decreased level of
consciousness
Severe medical problems
Shock (hypoperfusion)
Severe burns

Yellow
Yellow (Second) Priority:
Patients whose treatment
and transportation can be
temporarily delayed
Burns without airway
problems
Major or multiple bone or
joint injuries
Back injuries with or
without spinal cord damage

Green
Minor fractures
Minor soft-tissue
injuries
Green (Low) Priority:
Patients whose
treatment and
transportation can be
delayed until last

What is START?
START is an acronym for Simple Triage And Rapid
Treatment
It is a simple step-by-step triage and treatment
method to be used by the first rescuers responding
to a multi casualty incident. It allows these
rescuers to identify victims at greatest risk for
early death and to provide basic stabilization
maneuvers

Immediate

Patients

Delayed

Deceased

Your First Action


If you can walk, go stand over there!
All of Yall, go over there! (Texas version )

Mark green

Immediate

Patients

Delayed

Deceased

START Algorithm (Airway/Breathing)


RESPIRATIONS/VENTILATIONS

NONE

YES

REPOSITION AIRWAY
ASSESS RESPIRATIONS/VENTILATIONS

NONE
DECEASED
Immediate

Patients

Delayed

Deceased

YES

> 30/MINUTE

IMMEDIATE

IMMEDIATE

<30/MINUTE
ASSESS
PERFUSION

START Algorithm (Circulation)


PERFUSION

<2 SECONDS
ASSESS
MENTAL STATUS

> 2 SECONDS
CONTROL
BLEEDING

IMMEDIATE

Immediate

Patients

Delayed

Deceased

START Algorithm (Disability)


MENTAL STATUS

FOLLOWS
SIMPLE
COMMANDS
DELAYED

Immediate

Patients

Delayed

Deceased

FAILS TO FOLLOW
SIMPLE
COMMANDS

IMMEDIATE

http://emedicine.medscape.com/

30. Open Pneumothorax

Causes the lung to collapse due to increased


pressure in pleural cavity
Can be life threatening and can deteriorate
rapidly

Th/ :
ABCs with c-spine
control as indicated
High Flow oxygen
Listen for decreased
breath sounds on
affected side
Apply occlusive dressing
to wound
Notify Hospital and ALS
unit as soon as possible

http://www.cssolutions.biz

Occlusive dressing

31. Syok Anafilaktik

www.resus.org.uk/pages/reaction.pdf
2012.

Anaphylaxis flowchart

http://www.rch.org.au/clinicalguide/guideline_index/anaphylaxis/

32. Lidocain HCl


Maximum doses :
5 mg/kgBB (without epinephrine)
7 mg/kgBB (with epinephrine)

33. Dysphagia
Dysphagiadifficulty with swallowingis a
common condition, reported by 58% of the
general population aged over 50 years, and by
16% of the elderly.
Dysphagia, particularly oropharyngeal
dysphagia, is even more common in the
chronic-care setting; up to 60% of nursinghome occupants have feeding difficulties that
include dysphagia.

SWALLOWING
Mechanism is complex
Involves the actions of 26 muscles and 5 cranial nerves
CN V -- both sensory and motor fibers; important in
chewing
CN VII -- both sensory and motor fibers; important for
sensation of oropharynx & taste to anterior 2/3 of tongue
CN IX -- both sensory and motor fibers; important for taste
to posterior tongue, sensory and motor functions of the
pharynx
CN X -- both sensory and motor fibers; important for taste
to oropharynx, and sensation and motor function to larynx
and laryngopharynx; important for airway protection
CN XII -- motor fibers that primarily innervate the tongue
A normal adult swallows unconsciously 600 times in a 24-hour
period

Treatment
Remediate oropharyngeal dysphagia
Compensatory approaches
Restorative approaches according to causes

To maintain nutrition, dietary modifications and/or


alternative nutrition via a feeding tube
Nasogastric, gastrostomy, jejunostomy
Intravenous fluids and hospitalization may be
necessary for moderate to severe dehydration

Include ongoing assessment of clients response to


intervention, and adjust goals and approaches to fit
evolving needs

34. Gas gangrene


It is a rapidly progressive, potentially fatal
condition characterized by widespread
necrosis of the muscles and subsequent softtissue destruction.
This is a dreaded consequence of
inadequately treated missile wounds, crushing
injuries and high-voltage electrical injuries.

Causative agent
Closteridium species spore forming, Gram(+)

c.septicum

c.novyi
c. Perfringens
(mostly)

vegetative
cells multiply
Spores
germinate

Anaerobic
environment

Carbohydrates
Fermentation

PATHOGENESIS
Incubation period is

Gas production
In tissues

1-7 days

Toxemia and
death

Distension of
tissues
Interfering
Blood supply
Ischemia/
gangrene

Pathogenesis
- Bacteria

enters the
broken skin or
wound
- Spores

are
produced

- The toxins
(lecithinase)
and enzyme
are produced
- The

bacteria are
grow and ferment
the muscle
carbohydrate

- The bacteria

present in
circulation
system

the anaerobic
tissue present

Examples of enzyme:
colagenases, proteases
and lipases
- These enzymes will kill
other host cell and
extend the anaerobic
environment

- Produce gases (nitrogen,


hydrogen sulphide and
carbon dioxide)
- Crepitant tissue
( destroyed tissue)

Symptoms

High fever
Shock
Massive tissue destruction
Blackening of skin
Severe pain around a skin of wound
Blisters with gas bubbles form near the infected area,
The heartbeat and breathing become rapid

Presentation : Crepitation in tissues, sickly sweet odor


discharge, rapidly progressing necrosis, fever,
hemolysis, toxemia, shock, renal failure, and death

35. Forehand Fracture


Montegia Fracture Dislocation
It is a fracture of the
proximal 1/3rd of the Ulna
with dislocation of head of
radius anteriorly.
Posteriorly or laterally
Head of Radius dislocates
same direction as fracture
It requires ORIF or it will
redisplace

Lateral displacement

Colles Fracture
Most common fracture in Osteoporotic
bones
Extra-Articular : 1 inch of distal Radius
Results from a fall on dorsi flexed wrist
Typical deformity : Dinner Fork
Deformity is : Impaction, dorsal
displacement and angulation, radial
displacement and angulation and avulsion of
ulnar styloid process

Colles Fracture

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# distal 1 Impaction ,Dorsal


displacement and dorsal tilt

Galleazzi Fracture
It is a fracture of distal
Radius and dislocation of
inferior Radio- Ulnar joint
Like Monteggia fracture if
treated conservatively it
will redisplace

This fracture appeared in


acceptable position after
reduction and POP

Greenstick Fractures

Smith Fracture

Almost the opposite of Colles fracture


Much less common compared to colles
Results from a fall on palmer flexed wrist
Typical deformity : Garden Spade
Management is conservative : MUA and
Above Elbow POP

Smith Fracture

36. Thyroid Cancer


History
Symptoms
The most common presentation of a thyroid
nodule, benign or malignant, is a painless mass in
the region of the thyroid gland (Goldman, 1996).
Symptoms consistent with malignancy

Pain
Dysphagia
Stridor
Hemoptysis
Rapid enlargement
Hoarseness

Risk factors
Thyroid exposure to irradiation
Age and Sex
Benign nodules occur most frequently in women 20-40 years
(Campbell, 1989)
5%-10% of these are malignant (Campbell, 1989)
Men have a higher risk of a nodule being malignant
Family History
History of family member with medullary thyroid carcinoma
History of family member with other endocrine abnormalities
(parathyroid, adrenals)
History of familial polyposis (Gardners syndrome)

Evaluation of the thyroid Nodule


(Physical Exam)
Examination of the thyroid nodule:
consistency - hard vs. soft
size - < 4.0 cm
Multinodular vs. solitary nodule
multi nodular - 3% chance of
malignancy (Goldman, 1996)
solitary nodule - 5%-12%
chance of malignancy
(Goldman, 1996)
Mobility with swallowing
Mobility with respect to
surrounding tissues
Well circumscribed vs. ill defined
borders

Examine for ectopic thyroid


tissue
Indirect or fiberoptic
laryngoscopy
vocal cord mobility
evaluate airway
Systematic palpation of the
neck
Metastatic adenopathy
commonly found:
in the central
compartment (level VI)
along middle and lower
portion of the jugular vein
(regions III and IV) and

Evaluation of the Thyroid Nodule


Blood Tests

Radioactive iodine

Thyroid function tests


thyroxine (T4)
triiodothyronin (T3)
thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

Serum Calcium
Thyroglobulin (TG)
Calcitonin

USG :
90% accuracy in categorizing
nodules as solid, cystic, or mixed
(Rojeski, 1985)

Best method of determining the


volume of a nodule (Rojeski, 1985)
Can detect the presence of lymph
node enlargement and
calcifications

is trapped and organified


can determine functionality of a
thyroid nodule
17% of cold nodules, 13% of warm
or cool nodules, and 4% of hot
nodules to be malignant
FNAB : Currently considered to be the
best first-line diagnostic procedure in
the evaluation of the thyroid nodule

Classification of Malignant Thyroid


Neoplasms
Papillary carcinoma

Follicular variant
Tall cell
Diffuse sclerosing
Encapsulated

Follicular carcinoma
Overtly invasive
Minimally invasive

Hurthle cell carcinoma


Anaplastic carcinoma
Giant cell
Small cell

Medullary Carcinoma
Miscellaneous

Sarcoma
Lymphoma
Squamous cell carcinoma
Mucoepidermoid
carcinoma
Clear cell tumors
Pasma cell tumors
Metastatic

Direct extention
Kidney
Colon
Melanoma

Well-Differentiated Thyroid Carcinomas


(WDTC) - Papillary, Follicular, and Hurthle cell
Pathogenesis - unknown
Papillary has been associated with the RET protooncogene but no definitive link has been proven
(Geopfert, 1998)

Certain clinical factors increase the likelihood of


developing thyroid cancer
Irradiation - papillary carcinoma
Prolonged elevation of TSH (iodine deficiency) - follicular
carcinoma (Goldman, 1996)
relationship not seen with papillary carcinoma
mechanism is not known

WDTC - Papillary Carcinoma


60%-80% of all thyroid cancers
(Geopfert, 1998, Merino, 1991)
Histologic subtypes
Follicular variant
Tall cell
Columnar cell
Diffuse sclerosing
Encapsulated
Prognosis is 80% survival at 10
years (Goldman, 1996)
Females > Males
Mean age of 35 years
(Mazzaferri, 1994)

Lymph node involvement is


common
Major route of metastasis is
lymphatic
Clinically undetectable lymph
node involvement does not
worsen prognosis (Harwood,
1978)

WDTC - Follicular Carcinoma

20% of all thyroid malignancies


Women > Men (2:1 - 4:1) (Davis, 1992, De Souza, 1993)
Mean age of 39 years (Mazzaferri, 1994)
Prognosis - 60% survive to 10 years (Geopfert, 1994)
Metastasis
angioinvasion and hematogenous spread
15% present with distant metastases to bone and lung
Lymphatic involvement is seen in 13% (Goldman, 1996)

Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma


10% of all thyroid malignancies
1000 new cases in the U.S. each year
Arises from the parafollicular cell or C-cells of
the thyroid gland
derivatives of neural crest cells of the branchial arches
secrete calcitonin which plays a role in calcium metabolism

Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma


Diagnosis
Labs: 1) basal and pentagastrin stimulated serum
calcitonin levels (>300 pg/ml)
2) serum calcium
3) 24 hour urinary catecholamines
(metanephrines, VMA, nor-metanephrines)
4) carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
Fine-needle aspiration
Genetic testing of all first degree relatives

Anaplastic Carcinoma of the Thyroid

Highly lethal form of thyroid cancer


Median survival <8 months (Jereb, 1975, Junor, 1992)
1%-10% of all thyroid cancers (Leeper, 1985, LiVolsi, 1987)
Affects the elderly (30% of thyroid cancers in patients
>70 years) (Sou, 1996)
Mean age of 60 years (Junor, 1992)
53% have previous benign thyroid disease (Demeter, 1991)
47% have previous history of WDTC (Demeter, 1991)

Management
Surgery is the definitive management of thyroid cancer, excluding
most cases of ATC and lymphoma
Types of operations:
lobectomy with isthmusectomy
minimal operation required for a potentially malignant thyroid
nodule
total thyroidectomy
removal of all thyroid tissue
preservation of the contralateral parathyroid glands
subtotal thyroidectomy
anything less than a total thyroidectomy

37. Suturing
Suturing

http://www.jpatrick.net/MAHFiles/orient/woundcare_manual.html

Muscle
Fascia
Subcutis
Skin

38. Basilar skull fracture


is a fracture of the base of the skull, typically
involving the temporal bone, occipital bone,
sphenoid bone, and/or ethmoid bone.
Patients present with CSF otorrhea
Bruising over the mastoids, ie, Battle sign.
CSF rhinorrhea
Bruising around the eyes, ie, "raccoon eyes

emedicine.medscape.com/article/248108

Temporal Bone Trauma


Wide spectrum of
clinical findings
Knowledge of the
anatomy is vital to
proper diagnosis and
appropriate
management

Incidence and Epidemiology


Motorized Transportation
30-75% of blunt head trauma had associated temporal
bone trauma

Penetrating Trauma
More dismal prognosis

Barotrauma
Inner ear decompression sickness
The bends

Perilymphatic fistula
Blast Injuries

Physical Examination
Basilar Skull Fractures
Periorbital Ecchymosis
(Raccoons Eyes)
Mastoid Ecchymosis
(Battles Sign)
Hemotympanum

Longitudinal fractures
80% of Temporal Bone
Fractures
Lateral Forces along the
petrosquamous suture
line
15-20% Facial Nerve
involvement
EAC laceration

Transverse fractures
20% of Temporal
Bone Fractures
Forces in the
Antero-Posterior
direction
Inner ear injury
50% Facial Nerve
Involvement
EAC intact

CSF Otorrhea
Acquired
Postoperative (58%)
Trauma (32%)
Nontraumatic (11%)

Spontaneous
Bony defect theory
Arachnoid granulation theory

Temporal bone Fractures are the most common cause


of CSF Otorrhea
The halo sign is present when nasal/ear secretions on
bed linens or dressings form a halo

39. WHO Pain Management Stepladder

40. Urolithiasis
Urinary tract stone disease
Signs:

Flank pain
Irritative voiding symptom
Nausea
microscopic hematuria

Urinary crystals of calcium


oxalate, uric acid, or cystine
may occasionally be found
upon urinalysis
Diagnosis: IVP

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41. Trauma Uretra


Suspect that a patient
may have injured his
lower urinary tract if:
he has some injury
which makes this likely
(especially a fractured
pelvis)
cannot pass urine after
an accident
there is blood at the tip
of his urethra

Don't pass a diagnostic


catheter up the patient's
urethra because:

Retrograde
urethrography

The information it will give


will be unreliable.
May contaminate the
haematoma round the
injury.
May damage the slender
bridge of tissue that joins
the two halves of his
injured urethra
Posterior urethral rupture above the
intact urogenital diaphragm
following blunt trauma
http://ps.cnis.ca/wiki/index.php/68._Urinary

Primary imaging modality


for evaluating traumatic
injuries and inflammatory
and stricture diseases of
the male urethra

42. Intracranial Hemorrhage

Epidural hematoma:
Interval lucid decreased of
consciousness
Etiology: trauma rupture of a.
meningeal media

Subdural hematoma
Hemiparesis, decrease of
consciousness, cephalgia
Etiology: trauma rupture of bridging
vein in elderly or infant

Subarachnoid hemorrhage (stroke)


Thunderclap headache, meningeal
signs, decreased of consciousness
Etiology: aneurysma rupture e.c. heavy
exertion/sexual intercourse

Intracerebral hemorrhage (stroke)


Paresis, hypesthesia, ataxia, decreased
of consciousness
Etiology: Hypertension

Misulis KE, Head TC. Netters concise neurology. 1st ed. Saunders; 2007

43. Abdominal Colic

Blumberg Sign

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article

Differentials
Disorder

Clinical Feature

Pancreatitis

Chronic Abdominal pain, normal or mildly elevated pancreatic enzyme levels,


malabsorbsion (steatorrhea), diabetes mellitus (CHRONIC)
sudden in onset abdominal pain radiates the back, worse in supine
position,Profuse vomiting, fever(ACUTE)

Acute cholesistis Acute right upper quadrant pain and tenderness, radiates to back or below
the right shoulder blade,Fever and leukocytosis, Clay-colored stools, jaundice,
Nausea and vomiting,Palpable gallbladder/fullness of the RUQ ,Murphy sign

Other Signs
Puddle sign

Courvoisiers sign =
painless,
palpable/distended
gallbladder on exam
Turtles sign: If the fetal
shoulders remain in an
anterior-posterior
position during descent
or descend
simultaneously rather
than sequentially into the
pelvic inletleads to
shoulder dystocia

Dullness of abdominal
percussion in knee-chest
position: sign of
intraabdominal fluid
collection (e.g. Ascites)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn

44. Burn Injury

prick test (+)

Berat luka bakar:


Ringan: derajat 1 luas <
15% a/ derajat II < 2%
Sedang: derajat II 1015% a/ derajat III 510%
Berat: derajat II > 20%
atau derajat III > 10%
atau mengenai wajah,
tangan-kaki, kelamin,
persendian,
pernapasan

To estimate scattered burns: patient's


palm surface = 1% total body surface
area

Parkland formula = baxter formula


http://www.traumaburn.org/referring/fluid.shtml

Total Body
Surface Area

45. Osteosarcoma
X-rays of area of suspected infection would
not demonstrate darkened areas typical of
osteomyelitis.
Conventional features
Destruction of normal trabecular bone pattern
a mixture of radiodense and radiolucent areas
periosteal new bone formation
formation of Codman's triangle (triangular
elevation of periosteum)

No osteoblastic appearance,
fracture can be seen

Notice the osteoblasticosteolytic appearance

Codman triangles (white


arrow); and the large soft
tissue mass (black arrow)

Osteosarcoma of the distal femur,


demonstating dense tumor bone formation
and a sunburst pattern of periosteal reaction.

The Canadian Journal of Diagnosis / May 2001

46. Epididymitis
Inflammation of
epididymis
If involving testicle
epididymoorchitis
STD is usually the cause
of epididymitis
Common sexually
transmitted pathogen,
Chlamydia

PRESENTATION

Scrotal pain radiating to groin &flank.


Scrotal swelling due to infl. Or hydrocele.
Symp. Of ureth.,cystitis,prostatitis.
O/E tendered red scrotal swelling.
Elevation of scrotum relieves pain phren
sign (+)

TREATMENT

ORAL ANTIBIOTIC.
SCROTAL ELEVATION, bed rest,&use of NSAID.
Admission & IV drugs used.
in STD treat partner.
in chronic pain do epididymectomy.

47. GIT Congenital Malformation


Disorder

Clinical Presentation

Hirschprung

Congenital aganglionic megacolon (Auerbach's Plexus)


Fails to pass meconium within 24-48 hours after birth,chronic constipation
since birth, bowel obstruction with bilious vomiting, abdominal distention,
poor feeding, and failure to thrive, Chronic Enterocolitis. RT : Explosive stools .
Criterion standardfull-thickness rectal biopsy.
Treatment remove the poorly functioning aganglionic bowel and create an
anastomosis to the distal rectum with the healthy innervated bowel (with or
without an initial diversion)

Anal Atresia

Anal opening (-), The anal opening in the wrong place,abdominal distention,
failed to pass meconium,meconium excretion from the fistula (perineum,
rectovagina, rectovesica, rectovestibuler).
Low lesionthe colon remains close to the skin stenosis anus, or the rectum
ending in a blind pouch. High lesionthe colon is higher up in the pelvis
fistula

Hypertrophic
Pyloric
Stenosis

Hypertrophy and hyperplasia of the muscular layers of the pylorus


functional gastric outlet obstruction
Projectile vomiting, visible peristalsis, and a palpable pyloric tumor(Olive
sign).Vomiting occur after every feeding,starts 3-4 weeks of age

Disorder

Clinical Presentation

Oesophagus
Atresia

Congenitally interrupted esophagus


Drools and has substantial mucus, with excessive oral secretions,.
Bluish coloration to the skin (cyanosis) with attempted feedings
Coughing, gagging, and choking, respiratory distress. Poor feeding

Intestine Atresia

Malformation where there is a narrowing or absence of a portion


of the intestine
Abdominal distension (inflation), fails to pass stools, Bilious
vomiting

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

aafp.org

http://www.aafp.org/afp/2000/0501/p2791.html

Hirschsprungs disease
Clinical symptoms
The disease can considered to be
incomplete intestinal obstruction
The lenght of the aganglionic segment is
variable
The symptoms are variable too
The symptoms appears in different ages

Symptoms in newborn age


Fail to pass meconium
(in 24 hours of life)
Abdominal distension,
but the abdomen is
palpable
Vomiting
The rectal tube cant be
put easily
After irrigation the signs
and symptoms return
again in a few days

Symptoms in newborn
age(enterocolitis)
Life-threatening condition
Diarrhea: it can be an
early sign
Toxic megacolon
Abdominal distension
Bile-stained vomiting
Fiver and signs of
dehydration
Rectal tube:explosive
expulsion of gas and foulsmelling stools

Symptoms in infants
Constipation
Meteorism
Palpable faecaloma
Sometimes
putrescent diarrhea
Ulceration, bleeding
Hypoproteinaemia,
anaemia
Electrolyt disorders

Symptoms in childhood
Gracile limbs
Dilated drumlike belly
Long history of constipation
Defecation in 7-10 days
Multiple fecal masses
The stimulus of defecation
is missing
Rectum is empty and
narrow

Darm kontur: visible shape of intestines on


the abdomen
Darm Steifung: visible peristaltic movement
on the abdomen
Rontgen :
Plain abdominal radiography
Dilated bowel
Air-fluid levels.
Empty rectum

Contrast enema
Transition zone
Abnormal, irregular contractions of
aganglionic segment
Delayed evacuation of barium

Biopsy :
absence of ganglion cells
hypertrophy and hyperplasia of nerve
fibers,

48. Buergers Disease (Thrombangiitis Obliterans)


Exclusively associated with cigarette smoking
Occlusive lesions seen in muscular arteries, with a
predilection for tibial vessels
Presentation
rest pain
Gangrene
Ulceration

Recurrent superficial thrombophlebitis (phlebitis


migrans)
Young adults, heavy smokers, no other atherosclerotic
risk factors
Angiography - diffuse occlusion of distal extremity
vessels
Progression - distal to proximal
Clinical remission with smoking cessation

Disorder

Onset

Etiology

Buerger Disease

chronic

Segmental vascular Intermitten claudicatio,Smoking


inflammation

Polyarteritis nodosa

acute

immune complex
induced disease

Fever,Malaise,Fatigue,Anorexia,
weight loss,Myalgia,Arthralgia in large
joints,polyneuropathy, cerebral
ischemia, rash, purpura, gangrene,
Abdominal pain, does not involve the
lungs

Vasculitis hypersensitif

Acute/
chronic

Circulating immune
complexes
drugs,food,other
unknown cause

a small vessel vasculitis,usually affect


skin, but can also affect joints,
gastrointestinal tract, and the kidneys
itching, a burning sensation, or
pain, purpura

Wegener
granulomatosis

chronic

autoimmune

tissue destruction of upper


respiratory tract (sinuses, nose, ears,
and trachea *the windpipe+), the
lungs, and the kidneys

Takayasu arteritis

chronic

unknown of
inflammatory
proscess

systolic blood pressure difference


(>10 mm Hg) between arms,
pulselessness,bruit a.carotid

necrotizing
inflammatory lesions
small and mediumsized arteries

Clinical Feat.

49. Proximal Humerus Fracture


Proximal humerus fractures
comprise 4% to 5% of all
fractures
the most common humerus
fracture (45%).
The increased incidence in
the older population is
thought to be related to
osteoporosis.
2:1 female-to-male ratio

The axillary nerve courses


just anteroinferior to the
glenohumeral joint,
traversing the quadrangular
space.
It is at particular risk for
traction injury. it is
susceptible to injury during
anterior dislocation and
anterior fracturedislocation.

50. LUTS BPH

The size of prostate enlarged microscopically since the age


of 40.Half of all men over the age of 60 will develop an
enlarged prostate
By the time men reach their 70s and 80s, 80% will
experience urinary symptoms
But only 25% of men aged 80 will be receiving BPH treatment

What is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia?

Peripheral zone
Transition zone
Urethra

BPH is part of the natural


aging process, like
getting gray hair or
wearing glasses
BPH cannot be
prevented
BPH can be treated

Peripheral zone
Transition zone
Urethra

Whats LUTS?
Voiding (obstructive)
symptoms
Hesitancy
Weak stream
Straining to pass urine
Prolonged micturition
Feeling of incomplete
bladder emptying
Urinary retention

Storage (irritative or
filling) symptoms
Urgency
Frequency
Nocturia
Urge incontinence

LUTS is not specific to BPH not everyone with


LUTS has BPH and not everyone with BPH has LUTS
Blaivas JG. Urol Clin North Am 1985;12:21524

Diagnosis of BPH
Symptom assessment
the International Prostate Symptom Score (IPSS) is recommended as it is used
worldwide
IPSS is based on a survey and questionnaire developed by the American Urological
Association (AUA). It contains:
seven questions about the severity of symptoms; total score 07 (mild), 819 (moderate), 20
35 (severe)
eighth standalone question on QoL

Digital rectal examination(DRE)


inaccurate for size but can detect shape and consistency

PV determination- ultrasonography
Urodynamic analysis
Qmax >15mL/second is usual in asymptomatic men from 25 to more than 60 years of
age

Measurement of prostate-specific antigen (PSA)

high correlation between PSA and PV, specifically TZV


men with larger prostates have higher PSA levels
PSA is a predictor of disease progression and screening tool for CaP
as PSA values tend to increase with increasing PV and increasing age, PSA may be
used as a prognostic marker for BPH
1

optimized by optima

Management
Lifestyle modification
Reduce fluid intake
Stop diuretics if poss
Avoid xs night time fluid intake/caffeine
/alcohol
Empty bladder before long trips/meetings

Management
Drug therapy
Alpha blockers
Improve bladder and
prostate smooth
muscle tone
More effective than 5
alpha reductase
inhibitors
All work equally well
Tamsulosin and
alfuzosin require no
dose titration

Drug therapy
5 alpha reductase inhibitors
Reduce prostate volume
Reduces risk of prostate cancer,
increases risk of high grade
disease

Combined therapy
Men with large prostate > 40g
or PSA >4 or moderate to severe
symptoms combined therapy
will prevent 2 episodes of
clinical progression per 100men
over 4yrs. Much less effective
for men with smaller prostates

http://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/541739_2

http://www.medscape.org/viewarticle/456664

PSAProstate Cancer
PSA >4.0 ng/mL mandatory biopsy
50% of all the cancers detected because of an
elevated PSA level are localized
these patients are candidates for potentially
curative therapy

51. Fluid Resuscitation


Crystalloids

Non-protein colloids

Are as effective as albumin in


post-operative patients
Are the initial resuscitation fluid
of choice for:
Hemorrhagic shock /
traumatic injury
Septic shock
Hepatic resection
Thermal injury
Cardiac surgery
Dialysis induced hypotension

Should be used as second-line


agents in patients who do not
respond to crystalloid
May be used in the presence of
capillary leak with pulmonary or
peripheral edema
Are favored over albumin due to
their lower cost

Fluid resuscitation
target:
Euvolemia
Improve perfusion
Improve oxygen
delivery

British Consensus Guidelines on


Intravenous Fluid Therapy for Adult
Surgical Patients 2011

52. Urine Incontinence

ILMU PENYAKIT MATA

53. Komplikasi DM
ANAMNESIS
MATA MERAH
VISUS NORMAL
Struktur yang
bervaskuler
sklera
konjungtiva
Tidak
menghalangi
media refraksi
Konjungtivitis
murni
Trakoma
mata kering,
xeroftalmia
Pterigium
Pinguekula
Episkleritis
skleritis

MATA TENANG
VISUS TURUN
MENDADAK

MATA MERAH
VISUS TURUN
Mengenai media
refraksi (kornea,
uvea, atau
seluruh mata)
Keratitis
Keratokonjungti
vitis
Ulkus Kornea
Uveitis
Glaukoma akut
Endoftalmitis
panoftalmitis

uveitis posterior
perdarahan vitreous
Ablasio retina
oklusi arteri atau
vena retinal
neuritis optik
neuropati optik akut
karena obat
(misalnya
etambutol),
migrain, tumor otak

MATA TENANG
VISUS TURUN
PERLAHAN
Katarak
Glaukoma
retinopati
penyakit
sistemik
retinitis
pigmentosa
kelainan
refraksi

Diabetic Retinopathy
DM ophthalmic complications :

Corneal abnormalities
Glaucoma
Iris neovascularization
Cataracts
Neuropathies
Diabetic retinopathy most
common and potentially most
blinding
Signs and Symptoms :
Seeing spots or floaters in the
field of vision
Blurred vision
Having a dark or empty spot in
the center of the vision
Difficulty seeing well at night
On funduscopic exam : cotton
wool spot, flame hemorrhages,
dot-blot hemorrhages, hard
exudates

Pemeriksaan :
Tajam penglihatan
Funduskopi dalam keadaan
pupil dilatasi : direk/indirek
Foto Fundus
USG bila ada perdarahan
vitreus
Tatalaksana :
Fotokoagulasi laser

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/

54. Eyelids Disorders


Pathology

Feature

Chalazion
(meibomian gland
lipogranuloma)

Chronic inflamation of Zeis/Meibom gland; when acutely inflammed Painful,


warm, swollen, and firm eyelids, granulomatous reaction, lipogranuloma, usually on
the upper eyelid and inside the lid, painless nodules, Increased tearing, Sensitivity to
light

Hordeolum

Localized infection or inflammation of the eyelid margin involving hair follicles of the
eyelashes (external hordeolum) or meibomian glands (internal
hordeolum),Staphylococcal infection; painful, warm, swollen, and tender eyelids,
focal collection of PMN cells and necrotic tissue. erythematous, and
localized,Purulent material exudates

Chalazion

The result of obstruction of the duct of a meibomian gland, which is usually


idiopathic, with secondary lipogranulomatous inflammation
Epidemiology : higher incidence in seborrheoc dermatitis, rosacea, and DM
Clinical features : a pale, round, firm lesion of the lid.
Diagnosis : made clinically
Treatment : incision of the cyst and removed by curetting. Steroid injection can
initiate remission
Prognosis : ocaasionally recurrent

http://www.healblog.net/wp-content/uploads/Hordeolumand-Chalazion.jpg

55. Retinopati
Oklusi arteri
sentral retina

Penyumbataan arteri sentralis retina dapat disebabkan oleh radang arteri, thrombus dan emboli pada arteri, spsame
pembuluh darah, akibat terlambatnya pengaliran darah, giant cell arthritis, penyakit kolagen, kelainan hiperkoagulasi,
sifilis dan trauma. Secara oftalmoskopis, retina superficial mengalami pengeruhan kecuali di foveola yang
memperlihatkan bercak merah cherry(cherry red spot). Penglihatan kabur yang hilang timbul tanpa disertai rasa sakit
dan kemudian gelap menetap. Penurunan visus mendadak biasanya disebabkan oleh emboli

Oklusi vena
sentral retina

Penyumbatan vena sentralis retina mudah terjadi pada pasien dengan glaukoma, diabetes mellitus, hipertensi, kelainan
darah, arteriosklerosis, papil edema, retinopati radiasi, dan penyakit pembluh darah. Penurunan tajam penglihatan
sentral ataupun perifer mendadak yang dapat memburuk sampai hanya tertinggal persepsi cahaya. Tidak terdapat rasa
sakit dan biasanya mengenai satu mata. Gambaran klinis bervariasi dari perdarahan retina kecil-kecil teersebar dan
bercak cotton wool sampai gambaran perdarahan hebat dengan perdarahn rerina superficial dan dalam. Pada
funduskopi ditemukan : Papil udem, Tortositas vena meningkat, vena terlihat melebar dan berkelok-kelok, Flame shape
appearance.

Arteritis
temporal

inflammation and damage to blood vessels that supply the head area, particularly the large or medium arteries that
branch from the neck and supply the temporal area. Symptoms :Excessive sweating, Fever, General ill feeling, Jaw pain
that comes and goes or occurs when chewing, Loss of appetite, Muscle aches, Pain and stiffness in the neck, upper
arms, shoulder, and hips, Throbbing headache on one side of the head or the back of the head, Scalp sensitivity,
tenderness when touching the scalp, Vision difficulties, Blurred vision, Double vision, Reduced vision (blindness in one
or both eyes), Weakness, excessive tiredness, Weight loss (more than 5% of total body weight)

Amaurosis fugax

a transient monocular visual loss; appears as a "curtain coming down vertically into the field of vision in one eye,
dimming, fogging, or blurring

Ablatio retina

suatu keadaan lepasnya retina sensoris dari epitel pigmen retina (RIDE). Gejala:floaters, photopsia/light flashes,
penurunan tajam penglihatan, ada semacam tirai tipis berbentuk parabola yang naik perlahan-lahan dari mulai bagian
bawah hingga menutup

Inflammatory diseases
Ocular toxocariasis
Congenital toxoplasmosis
Congenital cytomegalovirus retinitis
Herpes simplex retinitis
Other types of fetal iridochoroiditis
Pseudo-uveitis
Endophthalmitis
Congenital malformations
Persistent Hyperplastic Fetal Vasculature (PHFV)
Posterior coloboma
Retinal fold
Myelinated nerve fibres
Morning Glory Syndrome
X-linked retinoschisis
Retinal dysplasia
Norries disease
Incontinentia pigmenti
Divers
Vitreous hemorrhage
Retinal detachment
Strabismus (Brckners phenomenon)
Stickler syndrome
Vascular diseases
Retinopathy of prematurity
Coats disease
Familial exudative vitreoretinopathy

Tumors
Retinoblastoma
Medulloepithelioma
Naevoxanthome juvenile
Glioneuroma
Leukemia
Choroidal hemangioma
Combined retinal hamartoma
Phakomatoses
Astrocytic hamartoma (Bournevilles tuberous
sclerosis)
Retinal capillary hemangioma (von HippelLindau)
Encephalotrigeminal syndrome (Sturge-Weber)
Neurofibromatosis (von Recklinhausen) (NF1

Trauma
Contusion of the globe
Intraocular foreign body
Shaken baby syndrome

56. Differential Diagnosis in


Pediatric Leukocoria
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2704541/

Retinoblastoma

Retinoblastoma (Rb) is a rapidly


developing cancer that develops in
the cells of retina, the light-detecting
tissue of the eye.
Caused by a mutation in a gene
controlling cell division, causing cells
to grow out of control and become
cancerous.
Signs and Symptoms :
The pupil of the eye appears white instead
of red when light shines into it (known as
"cat's eye reflex" or "white eye"). This may
be seen in flash photographs of the
patient.
The eyes appear to be looking in different
directions (crossed eyes).
Pain or redness in the eye.
An enlarged or dilated pupil
Blurred vision or poor vision
Different colored irises

Treatment : The priority is to


preserve the life of the child, then to
preserve vision, and then to minimize
complications or side effects of
treatment.
Treatment options :chemotherapy,
cryotherapy, radioactive plaques,
laser therapy, external beam
radiotherapy and surgical removal of
the eyeball (enucleation)

Katarak
kongenital

Perubahan pada kebeningan struktur lensa mata yang muncul pada saat kelahiran
bayi atau segera setelah bayi lahir, dapat terjadi di kedua mata bayi (bilateral)
maupun sebelah mata bayi (unilateral). Keruh/buram di lensa terlihat sebagai bintik
putih jika dibandingkan dengan pupil hitam yang normal dan dapat dilihat dengan
mata telanjang. Etiologi: keturunan (genetik), infeksi, masalah metabolism, diabetes,
trauma (benturan), inflamasi atau reaksi obat, anti biotik tetracycline, ibu bayi
menderita infeksi seperti campak atau rubella (penyebab paling lazim), rubeola,
chicken pox, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex, herpes zoster, poliomyelitis,
influensza, virus Epstein-Barr, sifilis, dan toxoplasmosis.

Macula kornea
distrofi

an autosomal recessive condition, which is the least common but the most severe of
the 3 major stromal corneal dystrophies. It is characterized by multiple, gray-white
opacities that are present in the corneal stroma and that extend out into the
peripheral cornea.
Visible in the cornea during the first decade of life. Over time,
vision decreases, and patients develop photosensitivity, eye pain from recurrent
corneal erosions.

Korpus alienum

Benda asing pada mata. Riwayat trauma.

Strabismus/
squint

a condition in which the eyes are not properly aligned with each other

57. Keratitis
Keratitis : inflammation of the cornea
Type

Etiology

History

Sign and Symptom

Bacterial

Staphylococcus aureus,
Contact lens wearer,
Staphylococcus
disease of the
epidermidis, Streptococcus corneal surface
pneumoniae, Pseudomonas
aeruginosa, Moraxella.

Corneal ulcer, hypopion,


corneal infiltrate,
reduce vision

Viral

Herpes simpleks, herpes


zooster

Elderly,
immunosuppressed
person

Dendritic keratitis

Fungal

Aspergillus fusarium

After ocular trauma


due to introduction
of plant material

Satellite lesions,
hypopion

Fungal Keratitis
Etiology :after ocular trauma due to the introduction of plant
materials into the eye, usually Aspergillus fusarium and
Cephalosporium species.
Epidemiology :rare
Clinical features :resembles bacterial keratitis. A gray-white
infiltrate with fine outliers in the stroma (satellite lesions).
Hypopion. Condition worsens when steroid is given.
Diagnosis :the history. No response to antibiotics fungal should
be considered.Scrapings from the margin to examined histologically.
Corneal sensitivity decreased
Treatment : local natamycin eye ointment. Mydriatics if there is
anterior chamber irritation. Systemic treatment with ketoconazole.
Prognosis :show healing process

Opthalmology; Color Atlas of Ophthalmology

Ilmu Penyakit Mata Ed 3. Jakarta: Balai Penerbit FKUI; 2006

58. BLEPHARITIS VIRUS


Etiologi

Epidemiologi

Gejala

Pengobatan

Herpes
Zoster

Usia lanjut. Infeksi


pada ganglion giseri
saraf trigeminus. Bila
terkena ganglion
cabang oftalmik
gejala pada mata dan
kelopak mata atas

Gejala tidak akan melampaui


garis median kepala. Nyeri
pada daerah tsb. Demam.
Vesikel pada cabang oftalmik
saraf trigeminus superfisial
Penglihatan berkurang. Mata
merah. Keratitis vesikular

Simptomatik
Dapat diberi acyclovir
5x800 mg
Steroid superfisial
mengurangi radang

Herpes
Simpleks

Vesikel kecil dikelilingi


Simptomatik
eritema pada kelopak dan
Bila ada infeksi
juga pada bibir. Blefaritis
sekunder antibiotik
simpleks: radang tepi kelopak
sesuai sistemik atau
mata ringan terbentuk krusta
topikal
kuning basah pada tepi bulu
Kortikosterod
mata kedua kelopak
kontraindikasi
lengket
menularkan
Asiklovir : pada infeksi
dini

Vaughn DG, Oftalmologi Umum, ed.14

59. Glaukoma
Glaukoma adalah penyakit saraf mata yang berhubungan dengan peningkatan
tekanan bola mata (TIO Normal : 10-24mmHg)
Ditandai : meningkatnya tekanan intraokuler yang disertai oleh pencekungan
diskus optikus dan pengecilan lapangan pandang
Jenis Glaukoma :
Primer yaitu timbul pada mata yang mempunyai bakat bawaan, biasanya bilateral
dan diturunkan.
Sekunder yang merupakan penyulit penyakit mata lainnya (ada penyebabnya)
biasanya Unilateral

Mekanisme : Gangguan aliran keluar humor akueus akibat kelainan sitem


drainase sudut kamera anterior (sudut terbuka) atau gangguan akses humor
akueus ke sistem drainase (sudut tertutup)
Pemeriksaan :
Tonometri : mengukur tekanan Intraokuler (TIO)
Penilaian diskus optikus : pembesaran cekungan diskus optikus dan pemucatan
diskus
Lapang pandang
Gonioskopi : menilai sudut kamera anterior sudut terbuka atau sudut tertutup

Pengobatan : menurunkan TIO obat-obatan, terapi bedah atau laser

Ilmu Penyakit Mata Ed 3. Jakarta: Balai Penerbit FKUI; 2006

Tatalaksana Glaukoma Akut


Tujuan : merendahkan tekanan bola mata secepatnya
kemudian bila tekanan normal dan mata tenang operasi
Pada serangan akut :
Pilokarpin 2% setiap menit selama 5 menit,lalu 1 jam selama 24 jam
Asetazolamide 500mg IV,lalu 250mg tab setiap 4 jam
Dapat juga diberikan Manitol 1.5-2MK/kgBB dalam larutan 20% atau
urea IV
Gliserol 1g/kgBB badan dalam larutan 50%
Mata yang tidak dalam serangan juga diberikan miotik untuk
mencegah serangan
Pemakaian simpatomimetik yang melebarkan pupil berbahaya

60. Defek Lapang Pandang

http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/homonymous+hemianopia

Ilmu Penyakit Mata Ed 3. Jakarta: Balai Penerbit FKUI; 2006

61. Konjungtivitis Vernal


Akibat reaksi hipersensitivitis
yang mengenai kedua mata
dan rekuren
Terutama pada musim panas
Pasien usia muda
Tanda :
Papil besar dengan permukaan
rata pada konjungtiva tarsal
(coble stone)
Rasa gatal berat
Sekret gelatin
Benjolan di daerah limbus
dengan bercak Horner Trantas

Terapi :
Steroid topikal (tetes dan
salep)
Antihistamin
Desensitisasi
Kompres dingin

62. Defek Kornea


ANAMNESIS
MATA MERAH
VISUS NORMAL
Struktur yang
bervaskuler
sklera
konjungtiva
Tidak
menghalangi
media refraksi
Konjungtivitis
murni
Trakoma
mata kering,
xeroftalmia
Pterigium
Pinguekula
Episkleritis
skleritis

MATA TENANG
VISUS TURUN
MENDADAK

MATA MERAH
VISUS TURUN
Mengenai media
refraksi (kornea,
uvea, atau
seluruh mata)
Keratitis
Keratokonjungti
vitis
Ulkus Kornea
Uveitis
Glaukoma akut
Endoftalmitis
panoftalmitis

uveitis posterior
perdarahan vitreous
Ablasio retina
oklusi arteri atau
vena retinal
neuritis optik
neuropati optik akut
karena obat
(misalnya
etambutol),
migrain, tumor otak

MATA TENANG
VISUS TURUN
PERLAHAN
Katarak
Glaukoma
retinopati
penyakit
sistemik
retinitis
pigmentosa
kelainan
refraksi

Keratitis
Keratitis : inflammation of the cornea
Etiology

Microorganism

Characteristic

Sign and symptoms

Bacterial

Staphylococcus aureus,
Contact lens wearer,
Staphylococcus
disease of the
epidermidis, Streptococcus corneal surface
pneumoniae, Pseudomonas
aeruginosa, Moraxella.

Corneal ulcer, hypopion,


corneal infiltrate,
reduce vision

Viral

Herpes simpleks, herpes


zooster

Elderly,
immunosuppressed
person

Dendritic keratitis

Fungal

Aspergillus fusarium

After ocular trauma


due to introduction
of plant material

Satellite lesions,
hypopion

Keratitis
Peradangan pada kornea
Etiologi : bakteri, virus, fungal
Gejala : nyeri moderat sampai intens, penglihatan
menurun, biasanya dengan riwayat trauma/abrasi
Gambaran klinis : lesi kornea berupa
kekeruhan/infiltrat
Tes Fluoresin: (+) defek epitel/infiltrat
Terapi : berdasarkan etiologi

http://paramedik.blox.ua/2012/10/Asthenopia-eye-fatigue.html

63. ASTHENOPIA

Eye strain : an ophthalmological condition that manifests itself through nonspecific


symptoms such as fatigue, pain in or around the eyes, blurred vision, headache and
occasional double vision
Symptoms :

blurred vision,
ghosting and blurring of the image,
distortion of the shape and size of the observed objects,
inflammation of the eyes,
lacrimation,
eye fatigue, increase in temperature,
feeling of discomfort, pain, or burning rubber.
a headache, and irritability

Causes :

After using computer, regardless of the type of monitor.


Prolonged driving, especially at dusk and at night.
The work requires constant visual attention.
Prolonged reading.
Daily television viewing.
Incorrect glasses.
Wrong to illuminate in the living room and in the workplace.

ASTHENOPIA

Varieties :
Accommodative asthenopia : the most common form of eye fatigue. It can be due to
presbyopia, weakened as a result of accommodation of common diseases, spasm of
accommodation.
Muscular asthenopia can be caused by overexertion convergence. Unpleasant effects
disappear if close one eye, that is, off convergence. Exotropia may occur.
Mixed asthenopia, usually characterized combined picture and the accommodative
muscle of eye fatigue.
Neurogenic asthenopia often seen as a manifestation of the general neurasthenia and
hysteria.
Symptomatic asthenopia seen as a symptom that accompanies some inflammatory
diseases of the eye and nose

Treatment :
Possible early use corrective glasses for hyperopia, presbyopia and astigmatism.

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1206081

64. Buphthalmos
Characterized by eye enlargement that results from elevated
IOP, which is often caused by primary congenital glaucoma
Rarely present at birth
The differential diagnosis of large corneas in a child :
glaucoma, primary megalocornea, and keratoglobus
Primary congenital glaucoma
the result of abnormal formation of anterior chamber angle (site of
draining the eye fluid), causing obstruction of the fluid outflow and
elevated eye pressures
Develops within months after birth
Treatment : surgery
Classic triad
Photophobia
Tearing
blepharospasm in bright light

www.medscape.com

http://en.wikipedia.org

Congenital Glaucoma
Disorders

Feature

Ambliopia

Decrease of vision; disuse/inadequate foveal/peripheral retinal


stimulation and/or abnormal binocular interaction that cause different
visual input

Congenital
glaucoma

abnormal eye development, congenital infection


present at birth, epiphora, photophobia, and blepharospasm,
buphtalmus (>12 mm)

Sindrom Marfan

a genetic disorder of the connective tissue. A diagnosis of Marfan


syndrome is based on family history and a combination of major and
minor indicators of the disorder, rare in the general population, that
occur in one individual for example: four skeletal signs with one or
more signs in another body system such as ocular and cardiovascular in
one individual.

Katarak
congenital

clouding of the lens of the eye that is present at birth, Leukocoria or


white reflex, nfant doesn't seem to be able to see,nystagmus

Peters anomaly

anterior segment dysgenesis , may have an inherited pattern, Central,


paracentral, or complete corneal opacity,no vascularization of this
opacity occurs

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0002582/

NEUROLOGI

http://www.lhsc.on.ca/Health_Professionals/CCTC/edubriefs/baseskull.htm

65. Fraktur Basis Kranii


Basal skull fractures are most frequently diagnosed by clinical findings
Findings :
Anterior Fossa Fracture - anosmia, epistaxis, rhinorrhea, subconjunctival
hemorrhage, periorbital hemorrage (raccoon eyes, visual disturbances, altered
eye movement, ptosis, loss of sensation to forehead, cornea and nare
Middle Fossa Fracture - loss of sensation to lower face, ottorrhea, deafness,
tinnitus, facial palsy, hemotympanium
Posterior Fossa Fracture - echymosis behind the ear (battle sign), impaired gag
reflex

Catastrophic injuries can occur if there is a major disruption of the carotid


artery (blood supply to middle and anterior cerebral cortex) or vertebral
artery (blood supply to brainstem and posterior cerebral cortex), or if the
brain stem is disrupted.

Fraktur Basis Kranii

Fraktur Basis Kranii

Fraktur Basis Kranii

66. Epilepsi
A seizure is defined by release of excessive
and uncontrolled electrical activity in the
brain. Seizures themselves are not a disease,
they are an event.
Epilepsy (seizure disorder) is a neurological
condition, that in different times produce brief
disturbances in the electrical functions of the
brain. Seizures are a symptom of epilepsy.

PPM Dept. Neurologi

Status Epileptikus
Suatu keadaan kejang atau serangan epilepsi yang
terus-menerus disertai kesadaran menurun selama >
30 menit; atau kejang beruntun tanpa disertai
pemulihan kesadaran yang sempurna
Merupakan keadaan gawat darurat menyebabkan
kematian dan kecacatan permanen
Tatalaksana : Perbaiki jalan nafas, pasang jalur IV,
diazepam 0,3mg/kgBB IV sampai maksimum 20 mg,
dapat diulang jika masih kejang stlh 5 menit, bila
kejang teratasi lanjutkan dengan fenitoin IV
18mg/kgBB

PPM Dept. Neurologi

67. Gangguan Kesadaran


Suatu keadaan terganggunya
pengintegrasian impuls eferen
(input) dan aferen (output).
Derajat penurunan kesadaran
dapat ringan sampai berat
(somnolen/letragi/obtudansisopor/stupor-koma ringan-koma)
Dibagi atas :
Akibat proses pada susunan saraf
pusat
Akibat proses metabolik
sekunder/penyakit sistemik organ
lain selain SSP dan akibat toksik
metabolik lainnya

Akibat adanya gangguan SSP :


Gangguan supratentorial diensefalik
(seperti meningitis, ensefalitis, trauma
kepala, lesi vaskuler, hematoma,
neoplasma)
Gangguan infratentorial diensefalik
(lesi vaskuler batang otak, trauma
kepala, neoplasma, granuloma,
perdarahan serebelum)

Akibat adanya gangguan bihemisferik


difus :
Ensefalopati metabolik primer (seperti
peny.Alzheimer, Korea Huntington)
Ensefalopati metabolik sekunder
(hipoksia, hipoglikemia, hiperglikemia,
peny.organik di luar SSP seperti gagal
hati, gagal ginjal, intoksikasi, gangguan
elektrolit dan air)

68. Gerak Bola Mata

69. Kejang
A seizure is an event in which there is a temporary change in behavior resulting from a sudden,
abnormal burst of electrical activity in the brain

Generalized Seizure :

www.doe.virginia.gov/support/health_medical/seizure_management.pdf

Kejang
Partial Seizure :

Kejang

70. Brachial Plexus

71. Back Pain


Hernia Nucleus
Pulposus

A condition in which part or all of the soft, gelatinous central portion of an


intervertebral disk is forced through a weakened part of the disk, resulting in back pain
and nerve root irritation

Osteoarthritis

Degenerative arthritis or degenerative joint disease or osteoarthrosis, is a group of


mechanical abnormalities involving degradation of joints,including articular cartilage and
subchondral bone. Symptoms may include joint pain, tenderness, stiffness, locking, and
sometimes an effusion.

Ankilosing
Spondilitis

A chronic inflammatory disease of the axial skeleton with variable involvement of


peripheral joints and nonarticular structures. Initial symptoms are typically chronic pain
and stiffness in the middle part of the spine or the entire spine, often with pain referred
to one or other buttock or the back of thigh from the sacroiliac joint.

Spondylolisthesis

The anterior or posterior displacement of a vertebra or the vertebral column in relation


to the vertebrae below. General stiffening of the back and a tightening of the
hamstrings, with a resulting change in both posture and gait.

Rheumatoid
Arthritis

An autoimmune disease that results in a chronic, systemic inflammatory disorder that


may affect many tissues and organs, but principally attacks flexible (synovial) joints. It
can be a disabling and painful condition

Herniated Nucleus Pulposus


Clinical Features

Injury : history of falling, or lifting


heavy weights
Leg pain : Root irritation or
compression produces pain in the
distribution of the affected root.
Coughing, sneezing or straining
aggravates the leg pan which is more
severe than backache
Parasthesia : Numbness or tingling
occurs in the distributing of affected
root
Muscle weakness or fatigue in the
buttocks, legs and feet
Soreness or stiffness

Neurology and Neurosurgery Illustrated

Neurologic Examination
Straight leg raising (SLR) test

L5 & S1 comrpresion causes


limitation to less than 60o from
horizontal and produces pain down
the back of leg.
Dorsoflexion of the foot while the
leg is elevated aggravates the pain.
Elevation of the good leg may
produce pain in the other leg.

Femoral strech test


Test for irritation of higher nerve roots ( L4 and above)

Other Investigation :
X- Ray Lumbosacral :
limited benefit, excluding
other pathology e.q
matastatic carcinoma

CT scan :
MRI :
best choice

Radiculography

Management :
Nonoperative Care
Initial bed rest
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
(NSAID) medication
Physical therapy
Exercise/walking

Steroid injections

Operative Care
Reccurent attacks of leg pain
Severe unremitting leg pain
The development of
neurological deficit

Neurology and Neurosurgery Illustrated

72. Stroke
Stroke : Defisit Neurologis
Menurut Penyebab, Stroke dibagi :
1. Stroke Hemoragik
a. Intra cerebral hemoragik (ICH)
OK : Hypertensi, Aneurysma dan arterioveneus Malformasi (AVM)
b. Sub Arachnoid Hemoragik (SAH)
diagnosis medis : CT brain scan

2. Stroke Non Hemoragik (Iskemik)


OK : Arteriosklerosis & sering dikaitkan dengan : DM,
Hypercolesterolemia, Asam urat, hyperagregasi trombosit

3. Emboli Sumber dari tronkus di arteria carotis communis di jantung

Lepas trombus embolus otak.

Stroke
Manifestasi Klinis :
Kelumpuhan wajah atau anggota
badan (biasanya hemiparese),
timbul mendadak
Gangguan hemisensorik
Perubahan mendadak status
mental
Afasia; disartria
Gangguan penglihatan atau
diplopia
Ataksia
Vertigo, mual, muntah, nyeri
kepala

Kapita Selekta Neurologi

Faktor Resiko :
Usia
Riw. TIA atau stroke
Peny. Jantung koroner
Hipertensi
DM
Merokok
Dislipidemia

Perdarahan
epidural

Perdarahan yang terletak antara durameter dan tulang, biasanya sumber


pendarahannya adalah robeknya Arteri meningica media (paling sering). Gejala
klinis yang khas adalah : Lucid Interval (adanya fase sadar diantara 2 fase tidak
sadar karena bertambahnya volume darah)

Perdarahan
subdural

Perdarahan yang terletak diantara lapisan duramater dan arhacnoid dengan


sumber perdarahan dapat berasal dari vena jembatan atau bridging vein
(paling sering). Gejala yang timbul segera hingga berjam - jam setelah trauma
sampai dengan hari ke tiga.

Perdarahan
intraserebral

Perdarahan yang terjadi pada jaringan otak biasanya akibat robekan pembuluh
darah yang ada dalam jaringan otak. Secara klinis ditandai dengan adanya
penurunan kesadaran yang kadang-kadang disertai lateralisasi pada
pemeriksaan CT Scan didapatkan adanya daerah hiperdens yang indikasi
dilakukan operasi jika Single, diameter lebih dari 3 CM, Perifer, Adanya
pergeseran garis tengah.

Perdarahan
subarakhnoid

Perdarahan didalam ruang subarakhnoid akibat perdarahan non-traumatik,


biasanya berasal dari ruptur aneurisme berry atau arteriovenous malformation
(AVM). Gejala : sering didahului nyeri kepala hebat, kaku kuduk, kernig sign +

Perdarahan

Perdarahan di dalam rongga cairan otak

73. Sistem Muskulus Paha

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_muscles_of_the_human_body:_Lower_limb

74. Gangguan Kognitif

Cognitive impairment affects our ability to concentrate, think, comprehend,


formulate ideas, reason, remember, and judge or evaluate our actions
MMSE : a screening tool for cognitive impairment, a low score (< 23) indicates
both the likelihood of cognitive impairment and the need for further
evaluation
Used to classify the severity of cognitive impairment in patients with dementia
and/or other medical conditions
Low MMSE scores should not be used to make a diagnosis of dementia or to
discriminate between various forms of dementia or other disorders
Cutoff :
normal cognitive function = 27-30
mild cognitive impairment = 21-26
moderate cognitive impairment = 11-20
severe cognitive impairment = 0-10

75. Head Injury

CME, Penatalaksanaan Kedaruratan Cedera Kranioserebral, Lyna Soertidewi

Tatalaksana
CKR :
Dilakukan PF, perawatan luka,
foto kepala, isitirahat baring
dengan mobilisasi bertahap
sesuai kondisi pasien disertai
terapi simptomatis.
Observasi 24 jam di RS untuk
menilai kemungkinan hematoma
intrakranial, misalnya riwayat
lucid interval, nyeri kepala,
muntah-muntah, kesadaran
menurun, gejala lateralisasi (pupil
anisokor, refleks patologis positif)

Tidak perlu dirawat jika:

Orientasi (waktu dan tempat baik)


Gejala fokal neurologik (-)
Muntah/sakit kepala (-)
Fraktur tulang kepala (-)
Tempat tinggal dalam kota
Ada yang bisa mengawasi dengan
baik di rumah, dan bila dicurigai ada
perubahan kesadaran dibawa
kembali ke RS

Tatalaksana
CKS :

Bisa mengalami gangguan


kardiopulmoner
Periksa dan atasi gangguan jalan
napas (ABC)
Periksa singkat tingkat kesadaran,
pupil, tanda fokal serebral, cedera
organ lain. Jika curiga adanya fraktur,
lakukan fiksasi pada tulang tersebut.
Foto kepala, bila perlu foto bagian
tubuh lainnya
CT scan otak bila curiga hematoma
intrakranial
Observasi fungsi vital, kesadaran,
pupil, dan defisit fokal serebral
lainnya

CKB :

Biasanya disertai cedera multipel


Bila didapatkan fraktur servikal,
segera pasang kerah fiksasi leher,
bila ada luka terbuka dan ada
perdarahn, dihentikan dengan
balut tekan untuk pertolongan
pertama.
Tindakan sama dengan CKS
dengan pengawasan lebih ketat
dan dirawat di ICU
Sering berada dalam keadaan
hipoksi, hipotensi, dan hiperkapni
akibat gangguan kardiopulmoner

76. PARKINSON DISEASE


Parkinson Disease : a degenerative disorder of
the central nervous system.
The motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease
result from the death of dopamine-generating
cells in the substantia nigra, a region of the
midbrain; the cause of this cell death is
unknown. A synucleinopathy due to an abnormal
accumulation of alpha-synuclein protein in the A Lewy body (stained brown) in a
brain cell of the substantia nigra
brain in the form of Lewy bodys
in Parkinson's disease. The brown
colour is positive
3 main symptoms:
immunohistochemistry staining for
Tremors
Rigidity
Slowed motion (Bradykinesia)

Other symptoms include:


Dementia, sleep disturbances,
depression, etc.

alpha-synuclein.

Parkinson Disease
No definitive tests for PD. PET scans can aid to determine levels of
dopamine.
Medical history and neurological tests are conducted to diagnose.
Usually, if two of the cardinal symptoms are present
Treatment can be divided into two stages.
Early and Later stages
Early stage
Onset of symptoms, treated with physical therapy and medications
(Levodopa, dopamine agonists, etc)
Later stage
Usually after having received 5+ years of levodopa treatment.
Wearing-off and On/Off effect develops, other medication in
conjunction levodopa is commenced.
MAO-B and COMT inhibitors.
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ILMU PSIKIATRI

77. Acute Psychotic


Diagnosis

Karakteristik

Psikotik akut

Onset < 2 minggu, gejala beraneka ragam & berubah cepat atau
schizophrenia like, adanya stres akut yang berkaitan.

Psikotik akut
lir skizofrenia

Onset < 2 minggu, terdapat gejala skizofrenia untuk sebagian besar


waktu, tidak memenuhi kriteria psikosis polimorfik akut.

Polimorfik
psikotik akut
tanpa gejala
skizofrenia

1) Onset < 2 minggu, 2) ada beberapa jenis halusinasi/waham yang


jenis & intensitasnya berubah-ubah, 3) terdapat keadaan emosional
yang beragam, 4) walau gejala beragam tapi tidak satupun dari gejala
itu konsisten memenuhi kriteria skizofrenia/manik/depresi

Polimorfik
psikotik akut
dengan gejala
skizofrenia

Onset < 2 minggu, ada beberapa jenis halusinasi/waham yang jenis &
intensitasnya berubah-ubah, memenuhi poin 1-3 psikotik polimorfik
akut disertai gejala yang memenuhi skizofrenia. Jika lebih dari 1
bulan maka diagnosis menjadi skizofrenia

77. Acute Psychosis


Acute schizophrenia is typically associated with severe
agitation, which can result from such symptoms as
frightening delusions, hallucinations, or suspiciousness, or
from other causes, including stimulant abuse.
Antipsychotics and benzodiazepines can result in relatively
rapid calming of patients.
With highly agitated patients, intramuscular administration
of antipsychotics produces a more rapid effect.
Haloperidol IM or IV, initially 2-10 mg.
Then every 4-8 hours, according to the response.
The total maximum dose is 18 mg.

78. Gangguan Afektif


Mania
Mood harus meningkat, ekspansif, atau iritabel, dan abnormal
untuk individu yang bersangkutan. Perubahan mood minimal
berlangsung 1 minggu.
Gejala:

1) peningkatan aktivitas,
2) banyak bicara,
3) flight of idea,
4) hilangnya inhibisi dari norma sosial,
5) berkurangnya kebutuhan tidur,
6) harga diri atau ide-ide kebesaran yang berlebihan,
7) distraktibillitas atau perubahan aktivitas atau rencana yang konstan,
8) perilaku berisiko atau ceroboh tanpa menyadari akibatnya,
9) peningkatan energi seksual.

78. Gangguan Afektif


Pada gangguan afektif dengan ciri psikotik, waham
bersifat mood-congruent (konsisten dengan
depresi/manik)
Depresi: waham tentang dosa, kemiskinan,
malapetaka, & pasien merasa bertanggung jawab.
Manik: waham tentang kekuasaan, uang, utusan
Tuhan.
Diagnosis

Gejala Psikotik

Gangguan Afektif

Skizofrenia

Ada

Durasi singkat

Skizoafektif

Ada, dengan atau tanpa


gangguan afektif

Hanya ada bila gejala


psikotik (+)

Gangguan afektif dengan


ciri psikotik

Hanya ada selama


gangguan afektif (+)

Ada, walau tanpa gejala


psikotik

79. Skizofrenia
Skizofrenia

Gangguan isi pikir, waham, halusinasi, minimal


1 bulan

Paranoid

merasa terancam/dikendalikan

Hebefrenik

15-25 tahun, afek tidak wajar, tidak dapat


diramalkan, senyum sendiri

Katatonik

stupor, rigid, gaduh, fleksibilitas cerea

Skizotipal

perilaku/penampilan aneh, kepercayaan aneh,


bersifat magik, pikiran obsesif berulang

Waham menetap hanya waham


Psikotik akut

gejala psikotik <2 minggu.

Skizoafektif

gejala skizofrenia & afektif bersamaan


PPDGJ

80. Antidepressan
A review of the use of antidepressants (Anderson, 01):
There is little difference in efficacy among most new (post1980) and older TCAs & monoamine oxidase inhibitor
(MAOI) antidepressants;
The serotonin (5-HT) and norepinephrine (NE) reuptake
inhibitors (SNRIs), including venlafaxine, and the TCAs are
superior in efficacy to the selective serotonin reuptake
inhibitors (SSRIs);
Fluoxetine has a slower onset of therapeutic action than
the other SSRIs;
The different antidepressant class adverse effect profiles
make the SSRIs more tolerable than the TCAs. (Case files:
SSRI is commonly used as first line drug for major
depression)

81. Ansietas
Diagnosis

Karakteristik

Fobia

Rasa takut yang kuat dan persisten terhadap suatu objek atau
situasi, antara lain: hewan, bencana, ketinggian, penyakit,
cedera, dan kematian.

Gangguan
penyesuaian

Gejala emosional (ansietas/afek depresif ) atau perilaku


dalam waktu <3 bulan dari awitan stresor. Tidak
berhubungan dengan duka cita akibat kematian orang lain.

Reaksi stres akut

Gangguan yang muncul segera setelah stresor luar biasa.


Klinis: depresi, ansietas, marah, overaktif, penarikan diri.

Gangguan panik

Serangan ansietas yang intens & akut disertai perasaan akan


datangnya kejadian menakutkan. Tanda utama: serangan
panik yang tidak diduga tanpa adanya stimulus.

Gangguan cemas
menyeluruh

Ansietas berlebih terus menerus disertai ketegangan motorik


(gemetar, sulit berdiam diri, dan sakit kepala), hiperaktivitas
otonomik (sesak napas, berkeringat, palpitasi, & gangguan
gastrointestinal), kewaspadaan mental (iritabilita).

82. Drug Abuse


Zat

Intoksikasi

Withdrawal

Alkohol

Cadel, inkoordinasi, unsteady gait, nistagmus,


gangguan memori/perhatian, stupor/koma

Hiperaktivitas otonom, tremor, insomnia,


mual/muntah, halusinasi, agitasi,
ansietas, kejang.

Heroin

Euforia, analgesia, ngantuk, mual, muntah,


napas pendek, konstipasi, midriasis, gangguan
jiwa

Miosis/midriasis, mengantuk/koma,
cadel, gangguan perhatian/memori

Kanabis/ganja
/marijuana

Injeksi konjungtiva, peningkatan nafsu makan,


mulut kering, takikardia

Kokain

Taki/bradikardia, dilatasi pupil,


peningkatan/penurunan TD,
perspirasi/menggigil, mual/muntah, turun BB,
agitasi/retardasi psikomotor, kelemahan otot.
Depresi napas, nyeri dada, aritmia, bingung,
kejang, distonia, koma

Disforik mood, fatigue, mimpi buruk,


insomnia/hipersomnia, peningkatan
nafsu makan, agitasi/retardasi psikomotor

Amfetamin

Taki/bradikardia, dilatasi pupil,


peningkatan/penurunan TD,
perspirasi/menggigil, mual/muntah, turun BB,
agitasi/retardasi psikomotor, kelemahan otot.
Depresi napas, nyeri dada, aritmia

Disforik mood, fatigue, mimpi buruk,


insomnia/hipersomnia, peningkatan
nafsu makan, agitasi/retardasi psikomotor

Benzodiazepin

Cadel, inkoordinasi, gangguan berjalan,


nistagmus, gangguan perhatian/memori,
stupor/koma.

Hiperaktivitas otonom, tremor, insomnia,


mual/muntah, halusinasi
visual/taktil/auditorik, agitasi psikomotor,
ansietas, bangkitan grand mal.

82. Drug Abuse


Alcohol withdrawal:
Minor withdrawal symptoms: insomnia, tremulousness, mildanxiety,
gastrointestinal upset, headache, diaphoresis, palpitations, anorexia
6 to 12 hours:

Alcoholic hallucinosis: visual, auditory, or tactile hallucinations

12 to 24 hours:

Withdrawal seizures: generalized tonic-clonic seizures

24 to 48 hours:

Alcohol withdrawal delirium (delirium tremens): hallucinations (predominately


visual), disorientation, tachycardia, hypertension, low-grade fever, agitation,
diaphoresis

83. Gangguan Kepribadian


Diagnosis

Ciri

Paranoid

curiga, sensitif, dendam.

Skizoid

tidak peduli, afek datar, tidak ingin berteman.

Dissosial

tidak peduli perasaan, tidak bertanggung jawab, tidak


merasa bersalah, tidak mampu memelihara hubungan

Histrionik

teatrikal, labil, terlalu peduli fisik.

Anankastik

perfeksionis, kaku, memaksa orang lain.

Cemas menghindar

tegang, peka kritik & penolakan, menghindari aktivitas


sosial

Dependen

bergantung pada orang lain

84. Sleep Disorder


DSM-IV-TR divides primary sleep disorders
into:
Dyssomnias: disorders of quantity or timing of
sleep
Insomnia
Hypersomnia

Parasomnias: abnormal behaviors during sleep or


the transition between sleep and wakefulness.
Sleep walking , night terror, nightmare
Kaplan & Sadock synopsis of psychiatry

84. Insomnia
According to severity:
Mild: almost every night,
minimum impairment of
quality of life (QoL)
Moderate: every night,
moderate impairment
QoL with symptoms
(irritability, anxiety,
fatigue)
Severe: every night,
moderate impairment
QoL with more severe
symptoms of irritability,
anxiety, fatigue

According to form of
presentation:
Sleep onset/early
insomnia (difficulty
falling asleep)
Sleep
maintenance/middle
insomnia (waking
frequently)
End of sleep/late
insomnia (waking too
early)

84. Sleep Disorder


Insomnia is difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep. It is the
most common sleep complaint and may be transient or
persistent.
Primary insomnia is commonly treated with benzodiazepines.

Kaplan & Sadock synopsis of psychiatry

85. Pharmacotherapy

Atypical antipsychotic side effects:


All of these drugs cause sedation to a greater or lesser degree.
Antipsychotic drugs can cause the neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
This is characterized by fever, anorexia, rigidity, lowered level of consciousness,
and autonomic disturbances (tachycardia, hyperthermia), and can be fatal.

85. Pharmacotherapy
Extrapyramidal (antidopaminergic) adverse effects are
common.

Acute dystonias can develop after only a few doses.


Akathisia tends to develop if large initial dosages are used.
Parkinsonian symptoms develop gradually.
Tardive dyskinesia is most commonly associated with prolonged
use, but can occur after short-term treatment. This is
characterized by involuntary dyskinetic movement of the jaw,
lips, and trunk.
The antidopaminergic actions can also cause prolactin release,
leading to galactorrhoea, gynaecomastia, and menstrual
disturbances.

The anticholinergic actions can cause dry mouth, blurred


vision, and urinary retention.

86. Psychomotor Disturbance


Diagnosis

Karakteristik

Coprolalia

Involuntary use of vulgar or obscene language. Observed in some


cases of schizophrenia and in Tourette's syndrome.

Echolalia

Psychopathological repeating of words or phrases of one person by


another; tends to be repetitive and persistent. Seen in certain kinds
of schizophrenia, particularly the catatonic types.

Echopraxia

Imitation of another person behavior. Seen sometimes in


schizophrenia & Tourette syndrome.

Cataplexy

Temporary sudden loss of muscle tone, causing weakness and


immobilization; can be precipitated by a variety of emotional states
and is often followed by sleep. Commonly seen in narcolepsy.

Palilalia

Increasingly rapid repetition of the same word or phrase, usually at


the end of sentence.

Kaplan & Sadock synopsis of psychiatry.

87. Gangguan Neurotik


Untuk menegakan diagnosis pasti, gejala
obsesif atau tindakan kompulsif, atau keduaduanya, harus ada hampir setiap hari selama
sedikitnya 2 minggu berturut-turut.
Merupakan sumber penderitaan atau
mengganggu aktivitas penderita

87. Gangguan Neurotik


Gejala-gejala obsesif :
1. Harus disadari sebagai pikiran atau impuls diri
sendiri;
2. Sedikitnya ada 1 pikiran/tindakan yang tidak
berhasil dilawan;
3. Pikiran untuk melakukan tindakan tsb bukan hal
yang memberi kepuasan atau kesenangan
4. Gagasan, pikiran, atau impuls tsb harus
merupakan pengulangan yang tidak
menyenangkan

87. Gangguan Neurotik


Predominan Tindakan Kompulsif (Obsessional Rituals)
Tindakan kompulsif umumnya berkaitan dengan :
kebersihan (mencuci tangan), memeriksa berulang untuk
meyakinkan bahwa suatu situasi yang dianggap berpotensi
bahaya tidak terjadi, atau masalah kerapian & keteraturan.

Dilatarbelakangi perasaan takut terhadap bahaya yang


mengancam dirinya atau bersumber dari dirinya

88. Sexual Disorder


Diagnosis

Karakteristik

Fetishism

Sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the


use of nonliving objects (e.g., female undergarments).

Frotteurism

Sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving


touching and rubbing against a nonconsenting person.

Masochism

Sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the


act (real, not simulated) of being humiliated, beaten, bound, or
otherwise made to suffer.

Sadism

Sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving acts


(real, not simulated) in which the psychological or physical suffering
(including humiliation) of the victim is sexually exciting to the person.

Voyeurism

Sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the


act of observing an unsuspecting person who is naked, in the process
of disrobing, or engaging in sexual activity.

Necrophilia

Necrophilia is an obsession with obtaining sexual gratification from


cadavers.

Kaplan & Sadock synopsis of psychiatry.

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