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DivisionofGeneralMedicalSciences
JamesA.Giles,MD
Fellow DivisionofNeurology
AnneC.Goldberg,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofEndocrinology,Metabolism,andLipidResearch
SethGoldberg,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofNephrology
RamaswamyGovindan,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofMedicalOncology
MartinH.Gregory,MD
Fellow DivisionofGastroenterology
RodrigoVazquezGuillamet,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
C.PrakashGyawali,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofGastroenterology
LauraHalverson,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
KatrinaHan,MD
Fellow DivisionofEndocrinology,Metabolism,andLipidResearch
JustinC.Hartupee,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
CynthiaJ.Herrick,MD,MPHS
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofEndocrinology,Metabolism,andLipidResearch
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SueLinHilbert,MD,MPH
AssociateProfessorofEmergencyMedicine DepartmentofEmergencyMedicine
WutYiHninn,MD,MBBS
Fellow TransplantNephrology
DanielT.Ilges,PharmD,BCIDP
PharmacyResident DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
EricJohnson,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofHospitalMedicine
KaiJones,MD
Resident DepartmentofInternalMedicine
PaulKannarkat,MD
InstructorinMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
PhillipM.King,MD
Fellow CardiovascularDivision
NigarKirmani,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
MarinH.Kollef,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
JamesG.Krings,MD,MSCI
AssistantProfessor DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
MarkD.Levine,MD
AssociateProfessorofEmergencyMedicine DepartmentofEmergencyMedicine
StephenY.Liang,MD,MPHS
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AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
MichaelLin,MD
AssociateProfessor DivisionofHospitalMedicine
CalineMattar,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
JanetB.McGill,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofEndocrinology,Metabolism,andLipidResearch
CarlosMejia-Chew,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
JenniferM.Monroy,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofAllergyandImmunology
DanielMorgensztern,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofMedicalOncology
NathanielMoulton,MD
Fellow DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
MichaelE.Mullins,MD
AssociateProfessorofEmergencyMedicine DepartmentofEmergencyMedicine
BlessingOsondu,MD
Fellow DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
BindiyaG.Patel,MD
Fellow DivisionofMedicalOncology
MaryE.Petrulis,MD
ClinicalFellow
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DivisionofNeurology
RachelM.Presti,MD,PhD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
NishathQuader,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
AndreaRamirezGomez,MD
Fellow DivisionofRheumatology
DominicReeds,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofGeriatricsandNutritionalScience
SanaSaifUrRehman,MD
AssistantProfessor DivisionofHematology
HilaryE.L.Reno,MD,PhD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofInfectiousDiseases
AmyE.Riek,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofEndocrinology,Metabolism,andLipidResearch
DavidJ.Ritchie,PharmD
ClinicalPharmacistSpecialist InfectiousDiseases,Barnes-JewishHospital
RebeccaRoediger,MD
Fellow DivisionofGastroenterology
DavidB.Rose,MD
Fellow DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
TonyaD.Russell,MD
ProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
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MaryamSaleem,MD
Fellow DivisionofNephrology
KristenM.Sanfilippo,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofHematology
RowenaDelosSantos,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofNephrology
EvanS.Schwarz,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DepartmentofEmergencyMedicine
GabrielSchroeder,MD
Fellow DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
DeepaliSen,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofRheumatology
ParthShah,MD
Fellow DivisionofGastroenterology
AdrianShifren,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
MarcA.Sintek,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
SandeepS.Sodhi,MD,MBA
AssistantProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
KaharuSumino,MD
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
JustinM.Vader,MD
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AssociateProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
DayneVoelker,MD
Fellow DivisionofAllergyandImmunology
Tzu-FeiWang,MD
AssistantProfessorofInternalMedicine DivisionofHematology,TheOhioStateUniversity
DominiqueS.Williams,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine CardiovascularDivision
NoahN.Williford,MD
Fellow CardiovascularDivision
BinQ.Yang,MD
Fellow CardiovascularDivision
RogerD.Yusen,MD,MPH
AssociateProfessorofMedicine DivisionofPulmonaryandCriticalCareMedicine
RayZhang,MD,PhD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DepartmentofPathology&Immunology,DivisionofLaboratory&GenomicMedicine
AmyZhou,MD
AssistantProfessorofMedicine DivisionofMedicalOncology
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InpatientCareinInternalMedicine
MichaelLin,EricJohnson,CrystalAtwood
GeneralCareoftheHospitalizedPatient
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Althougha generalapproachtocommon problemscanbeoutlined,therapy must be individualized.
All diagnostic and therapeutic proceduresshould be explainedcarefullytothe patient, includingthe
potentialrisks,benefits,andalternatives.
The period of hospitalizationrepresents a complexinterplayofmultiple caregivers that subjects the
patienttopotentialharmbymedicalerrorsandiatrogeniccomplications.Everyeffortmustbemade
tominimizetheserisks.Basicmeasuresincludethefollowing:
Useofstandardizedabbreviationsanddosedesignations Excellentcommunicationbetweenphysiciansandothercaregivers Institutionofappropriateprophylacticprecautions Prevention of nosocomial infections, including attention to hygiene and discontinuation of unnecessarycatheters Medicinereconciliationatalltransfersofcare
Hospitalorders
Admissionordersshouldbeenteredpromptlyafterevaluationofapatient. Daily rounds should include assessment for ongoing need of IV fluids, telemetry, catheters, and supplementaloxygen,allofwhichcanlimitmobility. Theneedfordailylabsshouldbereassessedeachdaywhilepatientsareadmittedinthehospital.
Discharge
Dischargeplanningbeginsatthetimeofadmission.Assessmentofthepatient’ssocialsituationand
potentialdischargeneedsshouldbeplanned. Earlycoordinationwithnursing,socialwork,andcase coordinators facilitatesefficientdischarge andacompletepostdischargeplan. Patient education should occur regarding changes in medications and other new therapies. Adherenceisinfluencedbythepatient’sunderstandingofthetreatmentplan. Prescriptionsshouldbewrittenforallnew medication,andthe patientshouldbeprovided witha completemedicationlistincludinginstructionsandindications. Communicationwithphysicianswhowillberesumingcareofthepatientis importantforoptimal follow-upcareandshouldbeacomponentofthedischargeprocess.
ProphylacticMeasures
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VenousThromboembolismProphylaxis
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Epidemiology
Venousthromboembolism(VTE)isapreventablecauseofdeathinhospitalizedpatients.Inthelargest observationalstudytodateattemptingtorisk-stratifymedicalpatients,1.2%ofmedicalpatients developedVTEwithin90daysofadmission.Atotalof10%–31%ofpatientsweredeemedtobeathigh riskforVTE,definedashavingtwoormorepointsbyweightedriskfactorslistedbelow1:
Threepoints:previousVTE,thrombophilia
Onepoint:cancer,age>60years
Prevention
Ambulationseveraltimesadayshouldbeencouraged.
Pharmacologicprophylaxisresultsina50%decreaseinVTErisk.Nooverallmortalitybenefitfrom
prophylaxishasbeendemonstrated.
AcutelyillpatientsathighriskofVTE,withoutbleedingorhighriskofbleeding,canbetreatedwith
low-dose unfractionated heparin (UFH) or low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) such as
enoxaparin,dalteparin,orfondaparinux.
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Betrixabanandrivaroxabanaretheonlydirectoralanticoagulantapprovedfordeepvenousthrombosis
DVTprophylaxisinnonsurgicalhospitalizedpatients.
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Aspirinaloneisnotsufficientforprophylaxisinhospitalizedpatients.
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At-risk patients with contraindications to anticoagulation prophylaxis may receive mechanical
prophylaxis with intermittent pneumatic compression or graded compression stockings, although
evidenceofbenefitislacking.
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DecubitusUlcers
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Epidemiology
Decubitusulcerstypicallyoccurwithinthefirst2weeksofhospitalizationandcandevelopwithin2–6 hours.Oncetheydevelop,decubitusulcersaredifficulttohealandhavebeenassociatedwithincreased mortality.5Themostimportantriskfactorsforthedevelopmentofdecubitusulcersareimmobility, malnutrition,reducedskinperfusion,andsensoryloss.
Prevention
Preventioniskeytomanagementofdecubitusulcers.Itisrecognizedthatnotalldecubitusulcersare avoidable.Preventativemeasuresincludethefollowing:
Advancedstaticmattressesoroverlaysshouldbeusedinat-riskpatients.
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Skin care includes daily inspection with particular attention to bony prominences including heels,
minimizingexposuretomoisture,andapplyingmoisturizerstodrysacralskin.
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Nutritionalsupplementsmaybeprovidedtopatientsatrisk.
Frequentrepositioning(minimumofevery2hours)issuggested.
Multilayerfoamdressingshavebeenshowntoreducetheratesofpressureinjuries.
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DIAGNOSIS
NationalPressureUlcerAdvisoryPanelStaging:
Suspecteddeeptissueinjury:Localizedareaofpurpleormaroon intactskin or blood-filledblister
becauseofdamageofunderlyingsofttissuefrompressureand/orshear.
Stage I: Intact skinwithnonblanching redness ofa localizedarea usuallyover a bony prominence.
Darklypigmentedskinmayobscurefindings.
StageII:Partial thickness lossofdermispresenting as a shallowopenulcerwith a redpinkwound
bedwithoutslough.Mayalsopresentasablister.
StageIII:Full-thicknesstissueloss.Subcutaneousfatmaybevisible,butthebone,tendon,ormuscle
is not exposed. Slough may be present but does not obscure the depth of tissue loss. May include
underminingandtunneling.
StageIV: Full-thicknesstissueloss withexposedbone,tendon, or muscle.Sloughorescharmaybe
presentonsomepartsofthewoundbed.Oftenincludesunderminingandtunneling.
Unstageable:Full-thicknesstissuelossinwhichthebaseoftheulcer iscovered byslough(yellow,
tan,gray,green,orbrown)and/oreschar(tan,brown,orblack)inthewoundbed.
TREATMENT
Optimaltreatmentofpressureulcersremainspoorlydefined.Thereisevidencetosupportthefollowing:
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Hydrocolloidorfoamdressingsmayreducewoundsize.
Electricalstimulationmayacceleratehealing.
Otheradjunctivetherapieswithlesssupportingevidenceincluderadiantheat,negativepressure,and
platelet-derived growth factor. Topical agents (Santyl, Xenaderm) may optimize healing or lead to
minorsloughdébridement.
OtherPrecautions
Fallprecautionsshouldbewrittenforpatientswhoareathighriskofafall(e.g.,dementia,weakness,
orthostasis).Fallsarethemostcommonaccidentinhospitalizedpatients,frequentlyleadingtoinjury.
Fallriskshouldnotbeequatedwithbedrest,whichmayleadtodebilitationandhigherriskoffuture
falls.
Seizure precautions, which include padded bed rails andan oral airwayatthe bedside, should be
consideredforpatientswithahistoryofseizuresorthoseatriskofseizing.
Restraintordersarewrittenforpatientswhoareatriskofinjuringthemselvesorinterferingwiththeir
treatment becauseofdisruptive or dangerousbehaviors. Physical restraintsmayexacerbateagitation.
Bedalarms,sitters,andsedativesarealternativesinappropriatesettings.
AcuteInpatientCare
Anapproachtoselectedcommoncomplaintsispresentedinthissection.Anevaluationshouldgenerally includeadirectedhistoryandphysicalexamination,reviewofthemedicalproblemlist,reviewof medicationswithattentiontorecentmedicationchanges,andconsiderationofrecentprocedures.
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ChestPain
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Commoncausesofchestpainrangefromlife-threateningcausessuchasmyocardialinfarction(MI)and pulmonaryembolism(PE)toothercausesincludingesophagealreflux,pepticulcerdisease,pneumonia, costochondritis,shingles,trauma,andanxiety.
DIAGNOSIS
HistoryandPhysicalExamination
History should include previous cardiac or vascular disease history, cardiac risk factors, and risk
factorsforVTE.
Physicalexaminationisideallyconductedduringanepisodeofpainandincludesvitalsigns(bilateral
bloodpressure[BP] measurementsifconsidering aorticdissection),cardiopulmonaryandabdominal
examination,andinspectionandpalpationofthechest.
DiagnosticTesting
Assessmentofoxygenationstatus,CXR,andECGisappropriateinmostpatients.Serialcardiac biomarkersshouldbeobtainedifthereissuspicionofischemia.SpiralCTandventilation/perfusion scanscanbeusedtodiagnosePE.
TREATMENT
Ifcardiacischemiaisaconcern,seeChapter4,IschemicHeartDisease,fordetails.
MusculoskeletalpaintypicallyrespondstoacetaminophenorNSAIDtherapy.
PrompttreatmentisnecessaryifthereishighsuspicionforMIorPE.
Dyspnea
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Dyspneaismostcommonlycausedbyacardiopulmonaryabnormality,suchascongestiveheartfailure (CHF),cardiacischemia,bronchospasm,PE,infection,mucusplugging,andaspiration.Dyspneamustbe promptlyandcarefullyevaluated.
DIAGNOSIS
HistoryandPhysicalExamination
Initial evaluation should include a review of the medical history for underlying pulmonary or
cardiovasculardiseaseandadetailedhistoryofpresentillness.
Adetailedcardiopulmonaryexaminationshouldtakeplace.
DiagnosticTesting
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