Covid 19 Flashcards
when do symptoms appear after infection with COVID-19 cap
afetr 6 days
early symptoms of disease cap
cough
malaise
anosmia
headache
myalgia
level of severity
absence of signs of severe or critical disease
non severe
level of severity
sp02 less than 90% on air
resp rate above 30
raised resp rate in children
signs of severe resp distress
severe
level of severity
requires life sustaining treatment
acute respiratory distress syndrome
sepsis
septic shock
critical
symptoms of severe covid pneumonia
severe breathlessness
rr over 30
saturation below 90
x rays can show basal atelectasis, what does this mean
collapsed lungs
what might you see in a ct in severe covid
ground glass infiltrates
what biomarkers would be raised
crp
fibrinogen
d dimers
ldh
ferritin
true or false, covid is not prothrombotic and does not increase clot risk
false
what causes cytokine storm
body inflammatory response
asiatics have greater expression of x which is associated with poorer outcomes
tyk2
asiatics have lower x which is associated with poorer outcomes
IFNAR2
elevated x is associated with increased mortality and thrombosis
d dimer
what does inf reduce
inflammation
what prevents the use of inf
cost
how can proning help patients with covid
less shunting in lungs
alveoli expand
name a mab that clocks viral entry into health cells and clears infected cells from sars cov 2
sotrovimab