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Kelompok 09
October 2nd, 2019
Kelompok 09
• Tutor : dr. Gladys dan dr. Fifi
• Ketua : Monika Kristanti (405160128)
• Penulis : Elizabeth Novia (405160087)
• Sekretaris : Tania Vandarina (405160001)
• Anggota :
• Gracelya Esther Liwanto (405160020)
• Calvin Linardi Putra (405160031)
• Jennefer (405160040)
• Zamzammatun Nafiah (405160046)
• David Yohan (405160093)
• Vani Audrei (405160097)
• Shania Dwiputri Wibowo (405160110)
• Jonathan Edbert Afandy (405160200)
SECOND PROBLEM - "Give your heart a break"
A 45-year-old male came to the Emergency Department with chest discomfort and
shortness of breath since 8 hours ago. He also felt nauseous and had diaphoresis. He
has had a history of hypertension since 5 years ago, but he is not taking any
medicine. His daily blood pressure was around 160/100 mmHg.
On his initial physical examination, he appeared to be severely ill, agitated, blood
pressure 90/70 mmHg, heart rate 111 beats per minute and regular, respiratory rate
32 breaths per minute, temperature of 36 C. His first and second heart sounds were
regular. Inspection, palpation, and percussion of the lungs were in normal limits but
fine rales at the basis of the lung can be heard in auscultation. His extremities were
clammy.
Troponin examination was perfomed and was found increased. This image below
was his 12-lead ECG:
Ten minutes later, the patient suddenly falls unconscious and his carotid pulse is not
palpable, and he is not breathing. His ECG monitor result is shown below :
Identify and discuss the problems in this case chronologically, while considering
possibilities!
Mind map
Cardiovascular Emergency
Diseksi aorta
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Aehlert, B. ACLS study guide; Elsevier: St. Louis, MO, 2017.
Lilly LS. Pathophysiology of Heart Disease, 5th ed. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2011
• Cardiac Biomarkers
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Stable Angina
http://calgaryguide.ucalgary.ca/stable-angina-pathogenesis-and-clinical-findings/
Acute cor pulmonale
• Right ventricular hypertrophy (RVH) or dilation
caused by elevated pulmonary artery pressure.
(RVH due to a systemic defect or congenital heart
disease is not classified as cor pulmonale.)
• Acute cor pulmonale: • Etiologi: • Cystic fibrosis
• Chronic hypoxia • Severe anemia
• Right ventricle is dilated & muscle wall
• COPD • Obesity
stretched thin • Pulmonary veno-
• High-altitude dwellers
• Overload due to acute pulmonary hypertension • Sleep apnea occlusive disease,
(HTN) • Chest deformities vascular obstruction
• Most often caused by massive pulmonary • Kyphoscoliosis secondary to tumors or
embolism • Pulmonary embolism adenopathy
• Interstitial lung disease • Increased blood
• Chronic cor pulmonale: • Scleroderma viscosity:
• RVH with eventual dilation and right-sided heart • Systemic lupus • Polycythemia vera
failure erythematosus • Leukemia
• Increased intrathoracic
• Caused by an adaptive response to chronic pressure:
pulmonary HTN • Mechanical ventilation
• Predominately occurs as a result of alveolar with positive end-
hypoxia expiratory pressure
Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult 5TH EDITION 2015 by Wolters Kluwer Health • Idiopathic primary
Acute cor pulmonale: manifestasi klinis
• Tanda dan gejala: End-stage cor pulmonale • Physical-Exam
• Exertional dyspnea • Cardiogenic shock • Jugular venous distention
• Easy fatigability • Prominent A- and V-waves
• Oliguria
• Weakness • Increase in chest diameter
• Exertional syncope • Cool extremities
• Crackles and/or wheezes
• Cough • Pulmonary edema secondary to
intraventricular septum impairing • Left parasternal heave on
• Hemoptysis
left ventricular diastolic function cardiac palpation
• Exertional angina even in the
absence of coronary disease • Splitting of the 2nd heart
• Anorexia sound or murmurs of the
• Right upper quadrant
• Riwayat: pulmonary vasculature
discomfort • Exercise intolerance may be heard.
• Wheezing • Palpitations • Hepatojugular reflex and
• Hoarseness • Chest pain pulsatile liver
• Weight gain • Lightheadedness • Pitting edema of the lower
• Hepatomegaly • Syncope extremities
• Ascites • Swelling of the lower
• Peripheral edema extremities
Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult 5TH EDITION 2015 by Wolters Kluwer Health
Acute cor pulmonale: Pemeriksaan
Laboratorium: 1. CXR: Signs of pulmonary 3. MRI
• Pulse oximetry or ABG: HTN: • Superior to echocardiography for
• Large pulmonary arteries (>16–18 assessment of right ventricular
• Resting PO2 40–60 mm Hg size & function
mm)
• Resting PCO2 often 40–70 mm
Hg
• An enlarged RV silhouette 4. Pulmonary function tests
• Pleural effusions do not occur in the • Impaired diffusion capacity due
• Hematocrit: setting of cor pulmonale alone. to pulmonary HTN
• Frequently elevated 2. Echocardiography 5. Right-heart catheterization:
• B-natriuretic peptide: • The noninvasive diagnostic method • The most precise estimate of
• When elevated, is sensitive for of choice pulmonary vascular
moderate to severe pulmonary • RV dilation or RVH hemodynamics
HTN, and may be an • Assessment of tricuspid • Gives accurate measurements of
independent predictor of regurgitation pulmonary arterial pressure and
mortality pulmonary capillary wedge
• Elevated level alone is not 3. Chest CT, ventilation/ pressure
enough to establish diagnosis perfusion scans, or pulmonary
of cor pulmonale. angiography:
Other lab tests are not generally • Useful in the setting of acute cor
useful. pulmonale
Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult 5TH EDITION 2015 by Wolters Kluwer Health
Acute cor pulmonale: Pemeriksaan & DD
6. EKG: • Small R-waves and deep S-waves DIFFERENTIAL
across the precordium
• Right-axis deviation DIAGNOSIS
• Right atrial enlargement; Tall,
• Right bundle branch block peaked P-waves (P pulmonale) • Primary disease of the left
• RVH • S1 Q3 pattern with acute cor side of the heart
• Dominant R-wave in V1 and V2 pulmonale
• Mitral stenosis
• Prominent S-wave in V5 and V6 • Transient changes due to hypoxia
• Right precordial T-wave flattening • Congenital heart disease
• Eisen menger syndrome
• Left to right shunt caused
by a congenital heart defect
in the fetal heart causes
increased flow through the
pulmonary vasculature,
causing pulmonary HTN
• Hypothyroidism
• Cirrhosis
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Acute cor pulmonale: Tatalaksana
PRE HOSPITAL ED TREATMENT/PROCEDURES
Supportive therapy: • Supplemental oxygen sufficient to raise arterial
• Supplemental oxygen To an endpoint of 90% saturation to 90%:
arterial saturation • Improving oxygenation reduces pulmonary arterial
vasoconstriction and RV afterload.
• IV access • The improved cardiac output enhances diuresis of
• Cardiac monitoring excess body water.
Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult 5TH EDITION 2015 by Wolters Kluwer Health
Bronchodilators: MEDICATION
• Bronchodilator therapy is particularly helpful for • Furosemide: 20–60 mg IV
those patients with COPD • (peds: 1 mg/kg may increase by 1 mg/kg/q2h not to
• Selective β-adrenergic agents: terbutaline 0.25 exceed 6 mg/kg)
mg SC may be useful. • Terbutaline: 0.25 mg SC
• Bronchodilator affects and reduces ventricular DISPOSITION
afterload. • Admission Criteria
• Theophylline may play a role to improve • New-onset hypoxia
diaphragmatic contractility & << muscle fatigue. • Anasarca: extreme generalized edema
• Anticoagulation may be considered for those at • Severe respiratory failure
high risk for • Admission criteria for the underlying disease process
• thromboembolic disease. • Discharge Criteria
• Acutely decompensated COPD patients: • Patients without hypoxia or a stable oxygen requirement
• Early steroid therapy • Issues for Referral
• Antibiotic administration • Close follow-up as long as the underlying etiology has
responded to acute management
• The need for a sleep study to assess for sleep apnea
In general, improvement in the underlying should be coordinated by the patient’s physician.
respiratory disease results in improved RV
function.
Rosen & Barkin’s 5-Minute Emergency Medicine Consult 5TH EDITION 2015 by Wolters Kluwer Health
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine 19th 2015.pdf
Arrhytmia Supraventricular
Tachyarrhythmias
• tachyarrhythmias that originate
in the atria or AV junction
• this term is used when a more
specific diagnosis of mechanism
and site of origin cannot be
made
• characterized by narrow QRS,
unless there is pre-existing
bundle branch block or aberrant
ventricular conduction
(abnormal conduction due to a
change in cycle length)
Atrial Tachycardia
• AT terdiri dari denyut cepat regular dari
daerah atrium yg bermasalah dengan rate
>100 bpm
• Istilah paroksismal digunakan untuk
mendeskripsikan irama yg dimulai atau
berakhir mendadak paroxysmal
supraventricular tachycardia (PSVT), dulu
disebut paroxysmal AT (PAT)
• PVST bisa bertahan dalam hitungan menit,
jam atau hari
• Jika onset atau akhir PVST tidak terlihat di
EKG, diaritmianya disebut SVT
• Focal AT dimulai pada area kecil didalam
atrium. Atrial rate biasanya antara 100-250
bpm
uropean Heart Journal. ESC Guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of
dan kelelahan) yang bisa disertai dengan
tanda-tanda (misalnya peningkatan
tekanan vena jugularis, crackles paru
dan edema perifer) yang disebabkan
European Heart Journal. ESC Guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of acute
Rosen’s Emergency Medicine, 9 ed.
th and chronic heart failure.2012:33;1842-32
Gagal jantung akut: Tatalaksana Farmakologi
2016 ESC Guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic heart failure
Hypertensive
Crisis
ACLS.2015.
Primary survey Ritme jantung pada henti jantung
• Pulseless ventricular tachycardia (pVT), Gambaran
• A: airway EKG lebar, kompleks QRS regular, HR >120x/min
• Ventricular fibrilation, EKG: defleksi kacau yang
• B: breathing tidak teratur bervariasi bentuk dan tingginya tetapi
• C: circulation tidak ada kontraksi ventrikel yang terkoodinasi
• Asistol : Tidak ada aktivitas listrik jantung
• D: disability/
• Pulseless electrical activity (PEA) : pada EKG
defibrilation terdapar aktivitas listrik tetapi tidak ada pulsasi
• E: exposure sentral
ACLS.2015.
ACLS.2
015.
ACLS.2
Etiologi PEA dan asistol