80 is bp a vital sign october 10 2003 945 pm if so

80
is BP a vital
sign
October 10 2003, 9:45
PM

if so, then BP without doubt
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55 y, with h/o varecel bleeding , asites, admitted with
bleeding. in neaxt 24 hour
he is at risk of
a. SBP
b. Reanl failure
c. CHF
Is it A or B?
Renal failure can happen becuase of hepatorenal
syndrome and hypovolemia 2ry to bleeding..
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blue
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GI staf
October 8 2003, 8:18 PM
Just called a friend who is GI Program
Director at MCV( Medical Colloege of
Virginia ) He says
answer could be A or B. Need more info.
Usually in this case before endo they start
IV Cephalosporin/ Cipro to prevent SBP.
Now depends on what Rx. pt. received in
24hrs in hospital. Can sure develop
hepatorenal syndrome sec. to hypovolemia
but most risk is SBP. So go with A.
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Zippy
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Would go for
Renal failure
October 9
2003, 10:27 AM

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The pt is bleeding and will have
hypovolemia
ATN. IS most likely. Because they are
stressed on the bleeding.
Zippy
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dr
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Re: Recall12 October 9 2003, 2:24 PM
Once the bleeding stops, patients remain
at increased risk of rebleeding for about 6
weeks; such risk is greatest during the first
48 hours after hemorrhage.we generally
speak of rebleeding ...... so iwill go for
hypovlemic shock and arf
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Blaze
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a. SBP, discussed
before
October 9 2003, 3:51
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faisal
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Blaze can u plz
explain ..... why not
HepatoRenal ..... or
rather WHY SBP ....
October 9
2003, 9:23
PM
so ....... can u plaz do it for us...
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NYCMD
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pic tells the
story ....
October 10
2003, 1:39 AM
pt with acitis+varices+bleeding->
risk of SBP

now they dint give pts
hemodynamic status nor other
pertinent findings, he cud be at risk
for renal or cardiac failure due to
hypovolemia ..... either r
possible ..... but specifically @ risk
for SBP
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Blaze
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good
point!
October 10
2003, 7:05 AM
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