Eng / RESPIRATORY SYNDROME

Acute respiratory failure (ARF)

IN VIRAL PNEUMONIA The condition is caused by: reduction of the respiratory surface of the lungs, obstruction of the bronchial tree;

Other reasons:

atelectasis, collapse;

dysfunction of the respiratory muscles; Violation in the surfactant system;

Violation of the function of the respiratory center or blockade of afferent links in the regulation of the respiratory muscles;

Mismatch between ventilation and perfusion;

Laryngospasm.

Acute respiratory failure (ARF)

The first clinical signs of acute respiratory failure (ARF) will be:

•increasing dyspnea,

•cyanosis,

•sweating,

•tachycardia.

•Later, there is a violation of the rhythm of breathing, excitation.

•The appearance of blood in the sputum is extremely unfavorable, which may be the beginning of hemorrhagic pulmonary edema.

DANGER SIGNALS

•The appearance of tachypnea

•Feeling short of breath

•Cyanosis of the skin and mucous membranes

•The appearance of blood streaks in the sputum

•Chest pain

•Weakness or arousal

•Decreased BP numbers

•High body temperature for more than 3 days

X-ray picture of the lungs

X-ray picture of the lungs

X-ray picture of the lungs

Diagnostic criteria for severe respiratory syndrome

Elevated (> 38 ° C) temperature

One or more signs of respiratory problems::

•Cough

•shortening of breath

•labored breathing

•Hypoxia

•X-ray detection of pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome

high flow oxygen

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS

•Virological methods

•electron microscopy