Learning Points:
I learned the difference between Cardiac asthama and Bronchial asthama.
I learned the role of corticosteroids in treatment of Bronchial Asthama.
I learned why the corticosteroids are given in Inhalation route.
I learned the signs and symptoms of Bronchial asthama
I learned importance of developing raport with patient that helps in eliciating detailed history.
OSCE:
Types of abnormal breath sounds:
1 .Wheezing - High pitched soundeds produced by narrowed airways
2.Stridor - Wheeze like sound heard when a person breaths
3. Rales- Small Clicking, bubbling ,or rattling sounds in the lungs .They are heard when a person breathes in Inhales.
4.Rhonchi - Sounds that resembles snoring
Q.Sequence of events :
What was your patient's hourly workflow before the illness and how did it change after?
A:
Before the Illness:
1. Morning Routine:
- Woke up at 6 AM and engaged in household activities, including dishwashing and cooking breakfast.
- Breakfast comprised rice and curry, followed by cleaning the house and socializing with neighbors.
2. Daytime Activities:
- Lunch around 2 PM, followed by cleaning and preparing food for son and daughter-in-law upon their return from work.
- Quality family time in the evening, dinner at 8 PM, and sound sleep by 9 or 10 PM.
3. Sleep Quality:
- Enjoyed a restful sleep, waking up refreshed in the morning.
After the Illness:
1. Altered Wake-up Time:
- Wakes up 2 hours later at 8 AM and struggles with reduced energy levels.
2. Limited Physical Activity:
- Inability to perform household chores due to exertion, struggles with standing for prolonged periods.
- Reduced food intake, with difficulty in managing daily tasks and taking care of family.
3. Progressive Decline:
- Gradual deterioration, leading to dependence on assistance for basic activities, including using the washroom.
- Nighttime disturbances, waking up multiple times due to cough, resulting in morning sluggishness
4. Impact on Sleep Quality:
- Sleep quality deteriorated post-illness, marked by disruptions during the night and a less refreshed feeling upon waking up.
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