SOB Flashcards

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What questions can be asked for S in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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When did the breathing problems start?

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What questions can be asked for O in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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What we you doing when in started?
Gradual or sudden onset?
Has this happened before?

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What questions can be asked for C in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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Can you describe how your breathing feels?

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What questions can be asked for A in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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Cough? productive or non productive?
Colour of sputum?
Any blood in sputum?
Chest pain?
Abdominal pain?
Any swelling in lower limbs, or abdomen?
Any pain/tenderness in lower limbs?
Any recent long haul flights?
Recent surgery’s?
History of immobility?
Allergies?

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What questions can be asked for T in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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How long have you had these symptoms? Before or after?

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What questions can be asked for E in SOCATES for SOB patients?

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Anything help your breathing or make it worse?

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What are the symptoms of asthma?

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SOB, chest tightness, dry cough or clear, audible bilateral wheeze more on expiration.

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What are the symptoms of COPD?

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Chronic productive cough, SOB gradually worsening with prolonged expiration, recurrent chest infections, pink puffer (pursed lips and barrel chest) and blue bloater (cyanoses and overweight). Multiple chest findings possible

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What are the symptoms of anaphylaxis?

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Sudden onset of
- angioedema
- Not breathing well
- Auscultation suggests severe bronchospasm (strider, wheeze or Silent)
- puke and diarrhoea
- hives/rashes

chest tightness

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What are the symptoms of pneumonia?

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SOB, productive cough with blood stained sputum, pleuritic chest pain, lethargy, fever, nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain. Chest auscultation suggests dull sounded percussion, and bibasilar crackles due to fluid build up

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What are the symptoms of anaemia?

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Fatigue, pale skin, SOB, dizziness. Vomit or/and pooping blood, (GI blood loss cause of anaemia)

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What are the symptoms of COVID?

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Fever, new continuous cough, loss or change to smell and taste

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What are the symptoms of a silent MI?

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Signs of an MI with the absence of chest pain. SOB, sweaty, clammy, ECG changes

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What are the symptoms of a pneumothorax?

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S- site and type: one sided, sharp pleuritic chest pain
O- onset: Sudden onset
Cough-
R- risk factors/other: deviated trachea, surgical emphysema
A- air entry: reduced air entry, high pitched percussion note, reduced saturations

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What are the symptoms of heart failure?

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Chest pain and SOB
Fatigue and lethargy
Productive cough (blood stained)
Oedema in the lower limbs
Bibasilar crackles with dull percussion
Ventricular hypertrophy on ECG

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What are the symptoms of anxiety?

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Triggered onset
Rapid breathing
Chest tightness
Pins and needles in limbs
Resolve and breathing exercises