
Question 23
The following are common signs of heart failure in infancy
A. Intercostal retraction.
B. Basal crepitations.
C. Tachycardia.
D. Raised JVP.
E. Enlarged liver.
Answer & Comments:
•ACE
•Comments:
–Intercostals induction and tachypnoea (60-100 respiration/ minute), tachycardia >120-140 bpm, are common.
–Hepatomegaly is a reliable indicator of effectiveness of therapy and is common.
–Frank pulmonary oedema is uncommon and raised JVP, though useful in older children is not a reliable clinical sign in infants.
The following are common signs of heart failure in infancy
A. Intercostal retraction.
B. Basal crepitations.
C. Tachycardia.
D. Raised JVP.
E. Enlarged liver.
Answer & Comments:
•ACE
•Comments:
–Intercostals induction and tachypnoea (60-100 respiration/ minute), tachycardia >120-140 bpm, are common.
–Hepatomegaly is a reliable indicator of effectiveness of therapy and is common.
–Frank pulmonary oedema is uncommon and raised JVP, though useful in older children is not a reliable clinical sign in infants.
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