Management of Acute Asthma Exacerbation | Details

[@alishajohar440]

Brief and to the point! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@amal-369]

Thank you

[@kylejarabelo2027]

how do we control the tachycardia caused by continuous beta agonist administration?

[@kpatelv607]

You don’t

[@kylejarabelo2027]

@@kpatelv607 so you mean we’re not going to give any beta blockers? Heart rate shoots up to 150s. Im afraid patient’s going into arrhythmia

[@DetailsMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Generally in the acute phase of managing an exacerbation just as @kpatelv has said, heart rate is not huge concern as the tachycardia can also be driven by hypoxia etc. In the longer term/ subacute phase, you can limit the amount of salbutamol and add in SAMA such as ipratropium

[@kylejarabelo2027]

@@DetailsMedical thank you. i managed this one patient. 19 year old female who came in with difficulty of breathing, speaking in words, with an oxygen sat of 86%. i gave salbutamol. HR went from 110 to 130s. next dose i gave salbutamol with ipratropium and hr went up to 150-160. patient was slowly getting better with her breathing except for the tachycardia.

[@jayfranz893]

My friend died due to this ashtma attack

[@jithinp5133]

Fast writings unable to even read

[@itssadie5774]

pause video...

[@jithinp5133]

@@itssadie5774 oh ok thanks

[@adeyemibabatunde1814]

Go to settings on the right upper area of the screen(6 edged wheel shape), reduce playback speed by picking any suitable option x.75, x.5, x.25 etc

[@preetamgurjar820]

Kam ki bat no balwas.