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Sharp, stabbing chest pain over center or left side of chest Shortness of breath on back Weakness/fatigue/fever Dry cough Abdominal or leg swelling Pain on inspiration Palpitations Pain radiates to neck |
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Friction rub on auscultation Distress Rapid HR New S2 Cardiac Tamponade |
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Physical signs of Pericarditis |
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H. Flu staph anearobes meningococci, pneumococci, streptococci |
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Most common types of bacteria causing pericarditis |
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Influenza A/B Coxsackie virus Herpesvirus Echo Histoplasmosis EBV HIV |
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Most common Viral causes of pericarditis |
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Candida Aspergillous Coccoides Adenovirus |
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Most common Fungal causes of pericarditis |
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Acute MI Dressler's syndrom Aortic Dissection Renal Failure Cancer Radiation therapy Trauma Cardiac procedures Autoimmune Sarcoidosis |
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Non-infectious causes of Pericarditis |
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Dantrolene Doxrubicin Hydralizine Isoniazide Mesalamine Methyserglide Penicillin Phentoin Procainamide Rifampin |
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Medication Induced Pericarditis |
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NSAID, colchicine, treatment of underlying disease (1st) Corticosteroids (2) |
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1. Diffuse ST elevation, PR segment depression 2. Normalization of ST and PR 3. Widespread T wave inversion 4. Normalization of T waves, persistent inversions |
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EKG stages of pericarditis |
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In Acute MI, ST elevations and T wave inversions occur at the same time. Also acute MI has troponin |
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Difference between acute MI and pericarditis on EKG |
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1. CXR to rule out pulmonary effusion 2. Transthoracic echocardiogram 3. CT 4. MRI 5. Labs- blood culture/autoimmune/CBC, CMP, ESR/CMP |
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Testing for Pericarditis (5) |
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Fever > 38 Immunosuppressed Trauma Oral anticoagulation Myopericarditis Cardiac tamponade Echocardiographic evidence of large P. effusion Failure to respond to NSAIDS |
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Symptoms of hospitalization for pericarditis |
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