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Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Critical Gre Medicine: ICU Utilization Hypertension (Group 4) . . . . . 44 Recognizing the Critically Ill Patient. . . 58 Diagnosis 44 58 Organization of Critical Care. . Management 45 Other Types of Pulmonary Hypertension Principles of Critiol Gre (Groups 2, 3, and 5). . . . . 45 45 Comprehensive Support of Critically Ill Patients 59 Diagnosis Sedation and Analgesia 59 Nutritional Support. 60 Lung fumors Early Mobilization. . 6t PulmonaryNodule Evaluation. ......45 ICU Care Bundles 6L Solid Indeterminate Nodule Larger Than 8 mm. . .46 High Value Care in the ICU. 6t Solid Indeterminate Nodule of 8 mm or Smaller. . .46 Respiratory Support 6t SubsolidNodule .......46 .......47 Mechanical Ventilatory SuPPort: LungCancer. General Principles 62 LungCancerTypes... .........47 63 Hemodynamic Support RiskFactors ....48 Intravenous Access 63 Screening ......48 65 Blood Pressure Support DiagnosisandStaging. .........49 66 ICU Complications . . OtherPulmonaryNeoplasms ... .......49 ICU-Acquired Weakness . 66 Mesothelioma..... ....50 Long-Term Cognitive Impairment. 66 MediastinalMasses .........50 Post-lntensive CareSyndrome. . . . . . . . . . 67 AnteriorMediastinum .........50 MiddleMediastinum ....51 PosteriorMediastinum .........51 Common ICU Conditions Acute RespiratoryFailure. ..........67 Sleep Medicine AcuteUpperAirwayManagement . ..... 67 Excessive Daytime Sleepiness 51 HypoxemicRespiratoryFailure .........68 Conditions that Disrupt Circadian Rh},'thm. . 52 Acutelnhalationallnjuries ......68 Jet Lag. 52 Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. . . . . . . . . . . 69 ShiftWork Sleep Disorder . . . . . 52 Heart Failure . . . . . . . . . .7O
Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary Critical Gre Medicine: ICU Utilization Hypertension (Group 4) . . . . . 44 Recognizing the Critically Ill Patient. . . 58 Diagnosis 44 58 Organization of Critical Care. . Management 45 Other Types of Pulmonary Hypertension Principles of Critiol Gre (Groups 2, 3, and 5). . . . . 45 45 Comprehensive Support of Critically Ill Patients 59 Diagnosis Sedation and Analgesia 59 Nutritional Support. 60 Lung fumors Early Mobilization. . 6t PulmonaryNodule Evaluation. ......45 ICU Care Bundles 6L Solid Indeterminate Nodule Larger Than 8 mm. . .46 High Value Care in the ICU. 6t Solid Indeterminate Nodule of 8 mm or Smaller. . .46 Respiratory Support 6t SubsolidNodule .......46 .......47 Mechanical Ventilatory SuPPort: LungCancer. General Principles 62 LungCancerTypes... .........47 63 Hemodynamic Support RiskFactors ....48 Intravenous Access 63 Screening ......48 65 Blood Pressure Support DiagnosisandStaging. .........49 66 ICU Complications . . OtherPulmonaryNeoplasms ... .......49 ICU-Acquired Weakness . 66 Mesothelioma..... ....50 Long-Term Cognitive Impairment. 66 MediastinalMasses .........50 Post-lntensive CareSyndrome. . . . . . . . . . 67 AnteriorMediastinum .........50 MiddleMediastinum ....51 PosteriorMediastinum .........51 Common ICU Conditions Acute RespiratoryFailure. ..........67 Sleep Medicine AcuteUpperAirwayManagement . ..... 67 Excessive Daytime Sleepiness 51 HypoxemicRespiratoryFailure .........68 Conditions that Disrupt Circadian Rh},'thm. . 52 Acutelnhalationallnjuries ......68 Jet Lag. 52 Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. . . . . . . . . . . 69 ShiftWork Sleep Disorder . . . . . 52 Heart Failure . . . . . . . . . .7O Obstructive Sleep Apnea 52 Atelectasis .....71 Pathophysiolory .... 52 Pneumonia. ....71 Risk Factors 53 DiffuseParenchymalLungDisease ...... 7l Clinical Features and Diagnosis. . . . . . . . 53 PulmonaryEmbolism. .........72 Treatment. 53 Hypercapnic (Ventilatory) Respiratory Failure. . . . 72 Central Sleep Apnea Syndromes 54 Shock . .....75 Classification and Pathophysiologr. . . . . 54 Distributive Shock. .....76 Risk Factors 54 HypovolemicShock. ..........76 Symptoms and Diagnosis. . . . . . 55 CardiogenicShock. ....76 Treatment. 55 ObstructiveShock. .....77 Sleep-Related Hypoventilation Syndromes . . 55 Sepsis. .....77 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 55 Definition, Pathophysiologr, and Clinical ObesityHypoventilation Syndrome . . . . 55 PresentationofSepsis. .........77 Neuromuscular Diseases 56 Epidemiologrof Sepsis. ........78 Managementof Sepsis .........78 High-Altitude-Related lllnesses Pathogenesis of High-Altitude Illness 56 Specifi c Critical Gre Topia Acute Mountain Sickness. 56 Anaphylaxis 80 High-AltitudeCerebralEdema . . . . . 57 Hyperthermic Emergencies. . 81 High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema. . . 57 Heat Stroke. 81 Air Travel in Pulmonary Disease. . . . 57 Malignant Hyperthermia 81
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome and Approach to the Critically Ill Patient Who Is trregnant. . . 87 Serotonin Syndrome 82 Encephalopathy.. .. .......87 Accidental Hypot hermia 82 Coma.. ........87 Toxicologi 82 AnoxicBrainlnjury. ....88 Alcohol Poisoning 82 Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 83 Bibliography 89 Cyanide Poisoning. 84 Toxicity of Drugs of Abuse 85 Self-Assessment Test 93 Overdose ofTherapeutic Drugs. . . . ., 86 Acute Abdominal Surgical Emergencies. . , B6 Fat Embolism 87 lndex 175 xl