Pernafasan Atas
Batuk
Sputum
Haemoptysis
Dyspnoe (Sulit nafas)
Tachypnoea (Bernafas cepat)
Wheezing (Pengeluaran udara dr bronchi dan bronchiole yg
sdh sebagian rusak)
Sakit di pleura
1. Batuk
d) Lainnya
Batuk syncope atau batuk Cheyne Stokes
Death Rattle
2.Sputum / Riak
3. Haemoptysis
4. Dyspnoe (Sulit
bernafa) Infeksi akut,
meningkatnya resistensi nafas,
menurunnya fleksibilitas paru2
5. Tachipnoea (Bernafas
yg mungkin akibat:
7. Nyeri pleura
Inflamasi atau distorsi dr membrane
pleura
6. Wheezing (Keluarnya
MANAGEMENT
Annual vaccination
Stay at home
Get plenty of rest
Drink a lot of liquids
Do not smoke or drink alcohol
Diagnosis
Blood Test
Chest X-Ray
Nose or throat swab
Treatment
Antivirals e.g. Zanamivir and oseltamivir
Amantadine and Rimantadine.
Faringitis
Faringitis?
Inflamasi pada faring
akibat infeksi
Paling banyak penyebab
sore throat
Simptom: Fever,
headache, joint pain and
muscle ashes, skin
rashes, swollen lymph
nodes in the neck
Penyebab infeksi adalah:
Sterptokokus dan virus
Sering muncul bersamaan
dengan tonsilitis
Case 1: Pharingitis
Kasus Pharyngitis
13 tahun anak laki laki mengalami gatal tenggorokan dengan sulit
menelan, demam, nafsu makan turun, lemas. Orang tua bercerita
kalau anaknya sering mengalami tonsillitis (5-6 kali) saat 5-6
tahun. Akan tetapi selanjutnya tidak lagi dan hanya cold biasa.
Pada pemeriksaan tonsil, bengkak dan merah dg pus putih.
Pharynx dan lidah inflamasi. Lymph node membesar dan lagak
lembek. Suara serak, suhu 39C. Kultur bakteri dan menentukan
WBC di lakukan. Selagi menunggu hasil, pasien dianjurkan
bedrest, suplay cairan dan resep amoxicillin 250mg 5 hari. 2 hari
kemudian hasil menyatakan : beta haemolytic streptoccus dan
WBC tinggi. Pasien mengeluh sakit perut dan mual.
1.
Viral
High
Low(37,7C)
Usually (Headache)
No
Severe
Mild
Exudate
Usually(Purulen)
Not usually
Location
Tonsilar
Diffuse in pharynx
Enlarge n tender
no
Often(Cough,nasal)
Secondary involvement
Otitis media
Slower
Sudden
Slower
Lymph nodes
Onset
Tonsilitis
Tonsilitis ~ pharyngitis
Uncommon in children < 1 yr
Occuring between 4-7 yr of age
Causative: Viruses or bacterial (grup A beta hemolytic
streptococcus)
Anatomic position of
Eustachian tube in adult
Otitis Media
Otitis media:
Background:
Otitis media (OM) is the second most
common disease of childhood, after
upper respiratory infection (URI).
Definition:
It is defined as an inflammation of the
middle ear.
Pathophysiology:
Otitis media is the result of dysfunctioning
Eustachian tube.
The Eustachian tube, which connects the middle ear
to the naso-pharynx, is normally closed, narrow &,
directed downward, preventing organisms from the
pharyngeal cavity from entering the middle ear.
It opens to allow drainage of secretions produced by
middle ear mucosa & to equalize air pressure
between the middle ear & outside environment.
Impaired drainage causes the pathological condition
due to retention of secretion in the middle ear.
Therapeutic management of
otitis media:
Administration of antibiotic (Ambicillin
or Amoxicillin).
Anti-inflammatory (analgesic &
antipyretic).
Antibiotics
First choice
Amoxicilline
Trimet./Sulfamethoxazole
Second choice
Amoxicilline/clavulanate
Erythromycin
Reurrent AOM prophylaxis
Sulfisoxazole
Amoxicilline
/ 42
40 mg/kg/day, 3 doses
8mg TM/40mg SMX/kg 2 dose
45 mg/kg/day, 2 doses
40-50 mg/kg/day, 3 doses
75 mg/kg/day, single dose 3-6 mo
20 mg/kg/day, sinle dose 3-6 mo
30
/ 42
Tetracycline
Sulphonamides
Co-trimoxasole
Cloramphenicole
Aminoglycosides
31
Complications of O.M
Extr-acranial complication:
Hearing loss
Chronic suppurative O.M
Adhesive otitis
Facial palsy
Perforation
Mastoiditis
Tympanosclerosis
Intra-cranial complication:
Meningitis.
Focal encephalitis.
Brain abscess.
Sinus thrombophlebitis
Croup syndrome
Croup
Aetiology
Pathophysiology
Clinical features
History
Physical
Management
Acute epiglottitis
Aetiological agents
Pathophysiology
Clinical presentation
History
Physical
Croup vs Epiglottitis