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Respiratory Emergencies - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Croup
        
        pneumonia
      - Diphtheria
        
        Pertussis
      - Emphysema
        
        Epiglottis
        
        Pneumoniathorax
        
        Tension Pneumonia
        
        Influenza Type A
        
        Pulmonary Embolus
        
        Respiratory Syncytial Virus
        
        Tuberculosis
        
        Asthma
        
        Bronchilolitis
        
        Anaphylaxis
- - - - Pulmonary embolism Supplemental oxygen is mandatory. Position comfortably. If hemoptysis is present, clear airway immediately. Transport promptly.
  - - - Tuberculosis administer high flow oxygen give patient comfort if needed
        
        Anaphylaxis remove offending agent Maintain the airway.Transport rapidly.Administer epinephrine.
        
        Croup administer humidifier oxygen give comfort as needed
  - - - Covid 19 administer high flow oxygen comfort the patient
        
        Asama administer or assist with mdi if the patient has one give high flow oxygen Be prepared to suction.Provide aggressive airway management, oxygen, and prompt transport.
        
        pneumothorax Provide supplemental oxygen. Transport promptly. Monitor carefully.
- - - - Influenza Type A is a virus that has crossed the animal/human barrier and has infected humans recently reaching a pandemic level with the h1n1 strain
        
        Tuberculosis disease that attacks the lungs and that can remain dormant in a persons lungs for decades then reactive many strains are resistant to antibiotics tb is spread by cough
        
        Anaphylaxis allergic reaction to an inhaled ingested or injected substance the substance it self allergen is not the cause of the allergic reaction either
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        Congestive heart failure damaged ventricles and failure of heart as a pump attempt by heart to compensate with increased rate enlarged left ventricle backup fluid into the lungs and body as the heart fails to pump adequately
        
        Pneumoniathorax chest pain
    - - Covid 19 is a respiratory disease that is caused by the virus sars cov 2 the virus is a coronavirus similar to the common cold
        
        Asthma is an acute spasm of the bronchioles associated with excessive mucus production and with swelling of the mucous lining of the respiratory passages
        
        Croup is caused by inflammation and swelling of the pharynx larynx and trachea
- - - - Croup Barking Cough, Fever Stridor, mostly seen in pediatric patients
        
        Emphysema Barrel Chest, Pursed lip breathing, Dyspnea on exertion, cyanosis, wheezing/decreased breath sounds, Mostly seen in older patients
      - Diphtheria Difficulty breathing and swallowing, Sore throat, thick gray buildup in throat or nose fever,
        
        Epiglottis, Dyspnea High fever stridor drooling difficulty swallowing sever sore throat tripod or sniffing position mostly seen in pediatric patients
      - Influenza Type A Cough fever sore throat fatigue
        
        Pertussis Coughing spells whooping sounds fever
        
        Pulmonary Embolus dyspnea occasionally will have sharp chest pain sudden onset tachycardia clear breath sounds initally
        
        Respiratory Syncytial Virus Cough wheezing fever dehydration
        
        pneumonia Dyspnea chills fever cough green red or rust color sputum localized wheezing or crackles
        
        Pneumoniathorax sudden chest pain with dyspnea decreased breath sounds subcutaneous emphysena
        
        Tension Pneumonia severe shortness of breath diminished or absent breath sounds on one side decreased alter level of consciousness neck vein distention tracheal deviation hypotension signs of shock
        
        Tuberculosis cough fever fatigue productive bloody sputum
        
        Asthma wheezing on inspiration/expiration bronchospasm
        
        Bronchilolitis shortness of breath wheezing coughing fever dehydration tachypnea tachycardia
        
        Anaphylaxis Flushed skin or hives generalized edema decreased blood pressure laryngeal edema with dyspnea wheezing or stridor