Respiratory Disease and Thoracic Trauma- Emergency considerations

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What does oxygen do

increase partial pressure in blood

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What are the quick PE parameters for stable vs emergent case

HR/RR, PP, extremities

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what is able to be diagnosed on PE

Hemothorax and pneumothorax

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What do abnormal bronchial noises sound like

wheezes

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What do abnormal vesicular noises sound like

crackles- CHF, and pneumonia

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When you can’t hear lung sounds what should you do?

tap it

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PaO2 arterial blood

85-100mmHg

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PaCO2 arterial blood

35-45 mmHg

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HCO3 arterial blood

21-27 mmol/L

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ph arterial blood

7.35-7.45

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What is important to do with trauma

TFAST ultrasound point of care ultrasound

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When do you thoracocentesis

Prior to radiographs when you have a RESTRICTIVE respiratory pattern

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How do you perform a thoracocentesis

between 7-9 ICS cranial edge of rib, bevel angled flat to lungs

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What do we assume in all dogs with thoracic trauma

pulmonary contusions

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Flail chest has what signs

Paradoxical chest wall motion, hypoventilation

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What should you do for a dog with flail chest

oxygen, local blocks, systemic pain control, Monitor ABG and A-a gradient

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What are two big cardiac injuries

Traumatic myocarditis and myocardial contusions

Direct trauma or ischemia-arrhythmias ventricular Vtach

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What is the diagnostic choice for Pericardial effusion

Echocardiography

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What are some signs for a diaphragmatic hernia

± clinical signs, decreased ventral/diffuse lung sounds, borborygmi on thoracic auscultation

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What tells you if lung function is working

Arterial blood gases-hypoxemia, respiratory acidosis, heartworm tests

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What is the MRI good for?

Bullae and blebs

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What does Restrictive Respiratory Pattern cause on the lungs

Compression

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What is an example of an open pneumothorax

stab, gunshot, bite

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What is an example of a closed pneumothorax

impact, chest compress w/ closed glottis, tension pneumothorax, rib fracture

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What dogs often get spontaneous pneumothorax

Deep chested large breed huskies

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Tension Pneumothorax has what occurring on inspiration

air enters pleural space

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Tension pneumothorax has what occurring on expiration


air trapped

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What can cause a spontaneous pneumothorax

Cavitary lesions- blebs, bullae, cysts, abscess/ granulomas

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What causes iatrogenic pneumothorax

FNA, intubation, ventilation, chest tap/tubes, chronic effusions-chylothorax, pyothorax, malignant effusions

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Hemothorax can become what

hypovolemic from shock and monitor

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How to measure chest tube

Size=size of mainstream bronchus

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How to place chest tube

10th or 11th ICS tunnel to 3rd or 4th ICS perpendicular cranial to a rib, brisk thrust parallel to chest advance tube off stylet

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Chest tubes on Pradiographs are done where

cranioventral pleural space to level of 2nd rib

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When to remove a chest tubes

2-4ml/kg/day