Sleep apnoea and stridor Flashcards

1
Q

how do you treat laryngeal obstruction

A

heimlich maneuver to remove foreign body
mask vag ventilation
Cricothyroidotomy
tracheostomy

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symptoms of anaphylaxis

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flushing, pruitis, urticaria 
angioneurotic oedema 
abdominal pain and vomiting 
hypotension and shock 
stridor, wheeze, resp failure
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how to treat anaphylaxis

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IM adrenaline 
IV antihistamine 
IV corticosteroid
High flow O2
Nebulised bronchodilators 
ET intubation (if required)
allergen avoidance
immunotherapy 
epipen
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4
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what is the epworth sleepiness scale

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likelihood of someone falling asleep at everyday tasks. score >10 indicates pathological sleepiness

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5
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what is OSA

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intermittent airway collapse in sleep, person will wake up

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6
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risk factors for OSA

A
receding jaw
obesity
enlarged tonsils 
oropharyngeal deformity 
neurological issues 
drugs 
acromegaly
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7
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consequences of OSA

A

7 times more likely to crash car
excessive sleepiness
personality change
risk factor for hypertension

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8
Q

how is OSA diagnosed

A

snoring, raised epworth scale

overnight sleep study

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9
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treatment of OSA

A

CPAP

Mandibular advancement device/surgery

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