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 Chief complaint
 Vital sign, general appearance
 Present illness: chief complaint
(LQQOPERA)
 Physical examination
 Tentative diagnosis
 Plan:
– Blood test, ECG, CXR
– Treatment: drug, educattion
– Admission, refer to ER, or OPD follow-up

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 CV: chest pain
 CM: dyspnea
 GI: abdominal pain
 Neph: renal function impairment (AKI or CKD)
edema proteinuria
 Meta: sugar control

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 History PE
 CXR, KUB,
ECG, CBC, AST, ALT, BUN, Cr, urine
routine
 abdominal sonography, cardiac
echo, pulmonary function test

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1. history taking
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 :
….…onset of ..pain for ……..
Eg. Acute onset of chest pain for two days
Eg. Gradual onset of chest pain for one hour

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Sydney Opera House

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LQQ-OPERA
 Location
 Quality
 Quantity/time course
 Onset mode
 Predisposing factors
 Exaggerating/exacerbating factors

 Relieving factors
 Accompanying/associated symptoms
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– + (smoking, alcohol, sexual


history)

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1. Chest pain
2. Dyspnea
3. Abdominal pain
4. Edema
5. Renal failure
6. Proteinuria

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LQQOPERA

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- History





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 AMI, Dissecting Aneurysm,
Pulmonary Embolism, Pneumothorax
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– 
− AMI
− pulmonary embolism

− dissecting aneurysm
−  pneumothorax
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 X ECG


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( )
1.
2.
3. ( )  chief complaint
4.  history
5.  history
6.  onset
7.  onset
8.  location, quality, quantity
9.  location
10.  precipitating/exacerbating factors,
relieving factor
11.  accompanying/associated symptoms
12. AMI, Dissecting Aneurysm, Pulmonary
Embolism, Pneumothorax
13.

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- LQQOPERA
 aaa (anemia, acidosis, anxiety)
 Location
 DOE? PND? Orthopnea


 Onset:


 : fever, productive cough, pale


conjuntiva, hypotension, GI bleeding?

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 COPD: cough, wheezing, DOE, URI S/S
 CHF: PND, orthopnea, peripheral edema,
chest pain while exertion
 Anemia: pale, weakness, fatigue, palpitation
 Hemoptysis: TB, lung cancer…
 Pneumonia: fever, chillness
 Bronchitis: retrosternal pain
 GERD: heart burning sensation

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History
 Past history and personal history
– Asthma, COPD, smoking history
– Heart failure history

 Allergy history
 Drug history
– Aspirin, Warfarin, blocker


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 ECG, cardiac enzyme


 CXR, SpO2
a  ABG
a  Hb, stool OB

 pulmonary function test,


cardiac echo, MDCT….

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others

 Lung cancer, TB, vasculitis

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Refer pain

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- LQQOPERA
 Location:
 Quality: (dull) (crampy)
sharp
 Quantity:
 Onset: (
)
 Predisposing factor:
 Exacerbating factor:
 Reliving factor/radiation:
 Associated s/s:
diarrhea(stool ) hemturia, frequency,
inferior wall MI GYN (LMP)
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 Past history: OP history
 HBV, HCV
 Alcoholic
 Drug history: softer

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 KUB, ECG, cardiac enzyme, stool routine,
 Bilirubin, amylase, lipase, LDH, CBC
 Sonography: ascites, liver, GB, biliary tract

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 S/S: BW leg edema




− cellulitis trauma Popliteal
cyst rupture

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 +1 hormone heart
failure, cirrhosis, renal disease + hypoThyroid
1. Heart failure dyspnea on exertion, orthopnea,
PND, weakness
2. Cirrhosis jaundice, ascites, spider
angioma, , albumin
3. Nephrotic syndrome primary
(MGN….)+ secondary (DM, SLE…), proteinuria
Serum albumin TC TG
 Myxedema ( )

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Low albumin

 Albumin loss
– Nephrotic syndrome
– Protein losing diarrhea gastric cancer…
 Albumin production
– poor nutrition
– Cirrhosis

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LQQOPERA
 Location:
 Quality: pitting or non-pitting edema
 Quantity: ,
Grade 1-4?
 Onset: cellulitis or DVT
 Predisposing factor:
 Exacerbating factor:
salty
 Relieving factor:
 Associated factor: heart failure s/s,
cirrhosis s/s, nephrotic syndrome or CKD s/s,
hypothyroidism s/s
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History
 :heart failure, nephrotic syndrome,
cirrhosis ;

 : heart failure, nephrotic syndrome,


cirrhosis



 smoking, alcohol, sexual history

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edema or foamy urine

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1. Glomerular: renal biopsy
 >3g : nephrotic syndrome or
 Hematuria+ proteinuria<3g = nephritis
2. Tubulointerstitial: <1-2g
 ATN, AIN, most due to drug/toxin f/u dc
drug, avoid toxin
3. Overflow: MM
4. Isolated<1g, no hematuria: fever, exercise, CHF,
orthostatic
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Renal dysfunction

 AKI vs. CKD


serum creatinine
 CKD +1 DM
– HTN, DM, hyperlipidemia, high UA
 AKI GITV
– Glomerulus: protienuria, hematuira
– Interstitial: NSAID, herb, other OTCs
– Tubule
– Vessel: NSAID, contrast, dehydration (op..)
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– OPD

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1. Chest pain 
2. Dyspnea 
3. Abdominal pain
4. Edema
5. Renal failure
6. Proteinuria
7. Sugar control

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– BUN 111 mg/dl
– Cr 11.1 mg/dl
– Na 135 mEq/l
– K 6.5 mEq/l
– pH 7.285 PCO2 25.5 mmHg HCO3
11.8mmol/L
– Hgb 10.2 g/dl
– 8.7cm, 9.0cm,
echogenicity
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 AKI vs. CKD


– SCr  renal size
−10 cm at least
– CKD: small kidney, except “SHAPE”
−Scleroderma
−HIV
−Amyloidosis
−PCKD
−Endocrine-DM
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 Renal replacement therapy (RRT)
– Urgent RRT: HD only, check AEIOU
−Acidosis: pH<7.2, HCO3-<12 meq/L
−Electrolyte: KKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!
−Intoxication
−Overload of fluid: pulmonary edema
−Uremic symptom and sign: nausea, vomiting,
coma, uremic pericarditis, uremic bleeding
– Initiate long term RRT: HD, PD, renal
transplantation

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 indication (AEIOU)

– K  K=6.5


– Cr( )

– HD PD



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hypothyroidism





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nephrotic range low albumin no hematuria
normal serum creatinine nephrotic
syndrome
– proteinuria hematuria normal
serum creatinine low albumin

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 +
 Chief complaint
 Vital sign, general appearance
 Present illness: chief complaint
(LQQOPERA)
 Physical examination
 Tentative diagnosis
 Plan:
– Blood test, ECG, CXR
– Treatment: drug, educattion
– Admission, refer to ER, or OPD follow-up

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