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EXAMINATION OF A EXAMINATION OF A PATIENT WITH PATIENT WITH COUGH COUGH

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EXAMINATION OF A EXAMINATION OF A PATIENT WITH PATIENT WITH

COUGHCOUGH

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GENERAL EXAMINATIONGENERAL EXAMINATION

Attitude: Sit in a propped up position if Attitude: Sit in a propped up position if dyspnoea presentdyspnoea present

Mental state:Mental confusion,stupor and Mental state:Mental confusion,stupor and flapping tremors…Respiratory failureflapping tremors…Respiratory failure

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Recent loss of weight: Recent loss of weight: Pulmonary Pulmonary tuberculosis & Bronchogenic carcinomatuberculosis & Bronchogenic carcinoma

Fever: Tuberculosis & PneumoniaFever: Tuberculosis & Pneumonia

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PallorPallor

1.1. Severe haemoptysisSevere haemoptysis

2.2. Tuberculosis:Malnutrition & anaemiaTuberculosis:Malnutrition & anaemia

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CyanosisCyanosis

Central: Respiratory failure & CHFCentral: Respiratory failure & CHF

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ClubbingClubbing

Tumours Tumours

1.1. Bronchogenic carcinomaBronchogenic carcinoma

2.2. MesotheliomaMesothelioma

Interstitial lung diseaseInterstitial lung disease Chronic pulmonary tuberculosisChronic pulmonary tuberculosis

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SepsisSepsis

1.1. BronchiectasisBronchiectasis

2.2. Lung abcessLung abcess

3.3. EmpyemaEmpyema

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Pulmonary osteoarthropathyPulmonary osteoarthropathy

Painful clubbing+thickening of Painful clubbing+thickening of periosteum of distal parts of periosteum of distal parts of radius,ulna,tibia,fibula+ painful radius,ulna,tibia,fibula+ painful enlargement of ankles & wristsenlargement of ankles & wrists

Bronchogenic carcinoma Bronchogenic carcinoma

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LymphadenopathyLymphadenopathy

Pulmonary tuberculosisPulmonary tuberculosisCarcinomaCarcinomaSarcoidosisSarcoidosis

Scalene nodesScalene nodes

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EdemaEdema

RHF secondary to pulmonay diseases is RHF secondary to pulmonay diseases is termed termed COR PULMONALE.COR PULMONALE.

1.1. EmphysemaEmphysema

2.2. Pulmonary fibrosisPulmonary fibrosis

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Head to foot examinationHead to foot examination

Subcutaneous nodules raised, firm tender: Subcutaneous nodules raised, firm tender: Metastatic lung cancerMetastatic lung cancer

Erythema nodosum over the shin:Acute Erythema nodosum over the shin:Acute sarcoidosissarcoidosis

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VITALS!!!!VITALS!!!!

BPBP

1.1. High BP:COPD , Pulmonary embolismHigh BP:COPD , Pulmonary embolism

2.2. Low BP:Pulmonary edema, ACEI, Low BP:Pulmonary edema, ACEI, Community acquired pneumoniaCommunity acquired pneumonia

(CRB-65)(CRB-65) JVPJVP Raised in cor pulmonaleRaised in cor pulmonale

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Examination of oropharynxExamination of oropharynx

Evidence of postnasal dripEvidence of postnasal dripOropharyngeal mucosa erythema or Oropharyngeal mucosa erythema or

cobble stone appearancecobble stone appearance

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Movement of accessory muscles of Movement of accessory muscles of respirationrespiration

Examination of neck:Posture,Movement of Examination of neck:Posture,Movement of accessory muscles,Jugular veinsaccessory muscles,Jugular veins

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEMRESPIRATORY SYSTEM

INSPECTIONINSPECTIONShape of the chestShape of the chest

Barrel shaped chestBarrel shaped chest

EmphysemaEmphysema

Drooping of the shouldersDrooping of the shoulders

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RespirationRespiration

RateRate >15/min+increase ventilatory drive>15/min+increase ventilatory drive

1.1. Acute asthmaAcute asthma

2.2. Exacerbation of COPDExacerbation of COPD

>15/min+decrease ventilatory drive>15/min+decrease ventilatory drive

1.1. PneumoniaPneumonia

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>30/min:Community acquired pneumonia>30/min:Community acquired pneumonia

Decrease rate: Respiratory failureDecrease rate: Respiratory failure

Use of accessory muscles of respirationUse of accessory muscles of respiration

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Movements of the chestMovements of the chest

Intercostal recession:Indrawing of Intercostal recession:Indrawing of intercostal spaces with respiration… intercostal spaces with respiration… Severe airway obstruction..laryngeal ds or Severe airway obstruction..laryngeal ds or tumours of tracheatumours of trachea

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PALPATIONPALPATION

Position of tracheaPosition of trachea

1.1. Deviation to same side:FibrosisDeviation to same side:Fibrosis

2.2. Deviation to opp side:Pneumothorax, Deviation to opp side:Pneumothorax, Pleural effusionPleural effusion

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Apex beatApex beat Palpation of the chest for any tendernessPalpation of the chest for any tenderness Expansion of the chestExpansion of the chest

Decrease expansion in Decrease expansion in consolidation,emphysemaconsolidation,emphysema

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Vocal fremitusVocal fremitusDecrease in bronchial obstrn,emphysemaDecrease in bronchial obstrn,emphysema Increase in pneumonic consolidation & Increase in pneumonic consolidation &

neoplasmsneoplasms

Rhonchial fremitusRhonchial fremitus Palpable rhonchiPalpable rhonchi

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PERCUSSIONPERCUSSION

Hyperresonant in emphysemaHyperresonant in emphysemaTympanic in a superficial cavity of lungTympanic in a superficial cavity of lungDullness in consolidationDullness in consolidation

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Cracked pot sound:Cracked pot sound:percussion note over percussion note over cavities which communicate with bronchuscavities which communicate with bronchus

Cardiac dullness obliterated in Cardiac dullness obliterated in emphysemaemphysema

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AUSCULTATIONAUSCULTATION

Breath soundsBreath sounds

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Decreased intensityDecreased intensity

1.1. Collapse & FibrosisCollapse & Fibrosis

2.2. Bronchial obstructionBronchial obstruction

Bronchial breathingBronchial breathing Pneumonic consolidationPneumonic consolidation

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Added soundsAdded sounds

Wheezes are musical sounds assoc. with Wheezes are musical sounds assoc. with airway narrowing.airway narrowing.

1.1. Polyphonic wheezesPolyphonic wheezes heard in expiration: heard in expiration: asthma & COPDasthma & COPD

2.2. Monophonic wheezesMonophonic wheezes in localised in localised narrowing of bronchus & tumour or narrowing of bronchus & tumour or foreign bodyforeign body

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Stridor is a harsh croaking inspiratory Stridor is a harsh croaking inspiratory noise aagravated by coughnoise aagravated by cough

Should be investigated always.Should be investigated always.

1.1. Foreign bodyForeign body

2.2. Tumour occluding larynx,trachea or a Tumour occluding larynx,trachea or a bronchusbronchus

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Crackles are short,explosive sounds Crackles are short,explosive sounds often described as bubbling or clickingoften described as bubbling or clicking

1.1. U/L early inspiratory:bronchial infn or U/L early inspiratory:bronchial infn or pneumoniapneumonia

2.2. B/L basal:pulmonary edemaB/L basal:pulmonary edema

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Bronchiectasis:Bronchiectasis: coarse crackles coarse crackles

Diffuse interstitial fibrosis:fine crackles but Diffuse interstitial fibrosis:fine crackles but late inspiratorylate inspiratory

COPD:crackles at the beginning of COPD:crackles at the beginning of respirationrespiration

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Vocal resonanceVocal resonance

Increased in pneumonic consolidationIncreased in pneumonic consolidation Whispering pectoriloquy presentWhispering pectoriloquy present

Decreased in emphysemaDecreased in emphysema

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Position Position of tracheaof trachea

VFVF PercussioPercussionn

VRVR

PneumoniPneumonic c consolidatconsolidationion

No shiftNo shift increseincrese dulldull increaseincrease

EmphyseEmphysemama

No shiftNo shift decreasedecrease hyperresohyperresonantnant

decreasedecrease

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Also examine…Also examine…

CVSCVSCor pulmonaleCor pulmonalePulmonary edemaPulmonary edema

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