-overweight
-hyperinflated lungs
-behind the rib
-pericardial effusion
-dextrocardia
Blog for Respiratory-Medicine-Post-Graduates of Apollo Hospitals,Chennai,India - Diplomate National Board(DNB), started in the Year 2009 October ,by PGs & the Academic Co-Ordinator of Department - Dr.R.P.Ilangho - for enabling these Young PGs to INTER_CONNECT ideally for becoming better Pulmonologists.The word~ REMAP09 ~ was coined thus:RE= RE spiratory M=M edicine A=Apollo P= P ostGraduate 09= 2009 - thus meaning "Respiratory Medicine Apollo PostGraduate 2009 batch"
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-overweight
-hyperinflated lungs
-behind the rib
-pericardial effusion
-dextrocardia
PUO is defined as a temperature persistently above 38 degree celcius for more than 3 weeks, without diagnosis, despite initial investigations during 3 days of inpatient care or after more than 2 outpatient visits.
Conversion from farenheit to celsius = (F-32)*5/9
Conversion from celsius to farenheit = (C*9/5)+32
Acute <3 weeks Harrison's principles of internal medicine, 21st edition
Subacute 3-8 weeks
Chronic > 8 weeks
Reference: Harrison's principles of internal medicine, 21st edition
Clinical/pathological definition:-
Right ventricular hypertrophy and/or dilation occuring as a result of an abnormality of lung structure or function.
Radiological definition:-
The combination of pulmonary artery hypertension and chronic lung disease with /without evidence of enlargement of right heart chambers.
Reference from Fraser.
1.Threatened Organ failure -severe ocular/neurologic/cardiac disease
2.Progressive or persistent pulmonary disease
3.Uveitis unresponsive to topical corticosteroids
4.Persistent Hypercalcemia/ renal or hepatic dysfunction
5.Palpable splenomegaly or hypersplenism
6.Severe myopathy
7.Disfiguring skin disease
8.Painful lymphadenopathy
9.Severe fatigue and weight loss
Afferent nerves:
1. Vagus N
2. Glossopharyngeal N
3. Trigeminal N
4. Phrenic N
Cough centre: Medulla- Nucleus tractus solitarius
Efferent nerves:
1. Spinomotor N
2. Phrenic N
3. Vagus N