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Pulmonary Diseases in Pregnancy
Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
OUTLINE
P Physiological changes
U Unclear, usual, ubiquitous conditions
L Lay back, launch out or limit care ?
M Model case
O Outcome
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Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
Physiologic conditions
PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGES
Increased DecreasedVital capacity Residual volume
Inspiratory capacity
Expiratory reserve volume
Tidal volume Functional residual capacity
Minute ventilation
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RV + ERV = FRC
Except for residual volume and lung capacities derived therefrom, the ‘s can be measured using direct spirometric techniques.
PHYSIOLOGIC CHANGESSum of changes = Increased ventilation
Grounds breathing is deeper NOT more frequent
Goal basal oxygen consumption increased
Gestational result
Plasma pH Arterial PO2
PCO2
HCO3
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Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
Unclear condition
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Dyspnea in Pregnancy
Common awareness need to breatheCommon complaint “shortness of breath”
at rest = midpregnancy
Clarity of mechanism ?But attributed to
Alveolar hyperventilationResponse to substantively decreased PCO2Consequence of anatomical changes in the thorax accompanying normal pregnancy
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Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
Usual conditions
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Diseases in Pregnancy
PneumoniaAsthmaTuberculosisSarcoidosisCystic Fibrosis
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Diseases in Pregnancy
Pneumonia Inflammation afffecting the lung parenchyma distal to the larger airwaysInvolving respiratory bronchioles, alveolar units
Broncho-pneumonia
Patchy and diffuse areas of involvementNo consolidation Less severe form of pneumonitis
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Complication: Preterm labor 20 poorly tolerated fetal hypoxemia and acidosis
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUS
Diseases In Pregnancy
Bacterial Pneumoniacaught Inhalation nasopharyngeal
secretionsAspiration cause 2/3 Streptococcus
pneumoniae
Mycoplasma pneumoniaeInfluenza A
1/3 Indirect evidence ?Pneumococcal
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Bacterial Pneumoniacommonsymptoms
Cough, feverChest pain, dyspneaMild upper respiratory symptomsMalaise
crucial for diagnosis
Chest x-rayCoughed-up sputum (gram stain)Serum, urine pneumococcal AgSerum mycoplasma-specific IgM
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Bacterial Pneumoniacounsel Hospitalization !
choice Erythromycin 500-1000mg q 6 hrs(pneumococci, mycoplasma)
Cefotaxime, ceftizoxime, cefuroxime (staphylococcal, haemophilus pneumoniae)
consider Persistent fever : Repeat C-Xray ThoracentesisThoracostomy tube drainage
Pneumococcal vaccine: (HIV,DM, CP, renal patients)
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Diseases In Pregnancy
Bacterial Pneumoniacomplications Tracheal intubation
Mechanical ventilationEmpyemaPneumothoraxPericardial tamponadePerinatal death
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In PregnancyInfluenza pneumonia
cause RNA virusescaught Aerosolized
dropletsCiliated columnar
epithelium, alveolar cells, mucus gland cells, macrophagesinfect
clinical course
2-5 days
complication Pneumonia Most commonPrimary pneumonitis
Most severe formMarks Sparse sputum
productionInterstitial infiltrates CXR
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Viral Pneumonia
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases
In PregnancyInfluenza pneumonia
check Swab culturesSerologic confirmationSeldom count: wbc >15000/ul
choice Amantadine (Category C) within 48 hours of symptoms
consider Influenza vaccineNot routineNonetheless, ok for DM, CVDNo evidence: teratogenicity
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Viral Pneumonia
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Varicella pneumonia cause Varicella-zoster virus (herpesvirus)caught Chickenpox exposure sero(-) women
constitutional symptoms
Fever, maculopapular, vesicular rash; tachypnea, cough, dyspnea
clinical course
3-5 days
complication Strep / staph skin infection
Most common
Varicella pneumonia
Most serious formMarks Chest pain,
that’s pleuritic
CXR
Nodular infiltratesInterstitial pneumonitis
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Viral Pneumonia
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In PregnancyVaricella pneumonia
choice Acyclovir 5-15 mg/kg intravenously q 8 hours
consider CDC (Centers for Disease Control)NOT included : Varicella-zoster immune globulin for exposed pregnant womanNonetheless: only given to immunocomprised
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Viral Pneumonia
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Asthma cause (precipitating factors)
AllergensStrenuous exerciseAspirin Respiratory infectionOB drugs: Fseries prostaglandins, ergonovine
characteristics(Hallmarks)
Bronchial smooth muscle contraction
Mucus hypersecretion
Mucosal edema
changes (biochemical effectors)
Primary mediators
Histamines
Secondary mediators
Prostaglandins, thromboxane, leukotrienes
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UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases
in Pregnancy
Asthmacomplications fetal Preterm labor
Low birthweight infants AbortionNeonatal hypoxia
maternalLife-threatening
Status asthmaticusPneumo-thorax/mediastinum, Acute cor pulmonaleCardiac arrythmiasMuscle fatigue with respiratory arrest
correlation Maternal pulmonary funtion measurementsBirthweight
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Asthma compromise (fetal)
Combination of factors
MA TER N A L
Decreased uterine blood flowDecreased maternal venous returnAlkaline leftward shift of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve
FETAL
Decreased umbilical blood flowIncreased systemic and pulmonary vascular resistanceDecreased cardiac output
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Asthma clinical course Broad spectrum
Mild wheezing
Severe bronchoconstriction
Airway obstructionDecreased air flow
Chest tightness, wheezing, breathlessness
Respiratory failureSevere hypoxemia
Death
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Asthma Clinical Stages of Bronchial Asthma
Stage PO2 PCO2 pH FEV1(% predicted)
Mild respiratory alkalosis
Normal 65-80
Respiratory alkalosis
50-64
Danger zone Normal Normal 35-49
Respiratory acidosis
<35
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Asthma Clinical evaluation
Subjective / severity inaccuratePatient’s impressionPhysician’s clinical exam
Signs that help predict severity
Labored breathingTachycardiaPulsus paradoxusProlonged expirationUse of accessory respiratory muscles
Signs of a potentially fatal attackCentral cyanosis
Altered level of consciousness
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Asthma Clinical evaluation
Objective / severity accurateArterial blood gas analysis
Assessment
Maternal oxygenationVentilationAcid-base status
Pulmonary function testingAre MOST useful tests
Monitor airway obstruction
FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in 1 sec)
PEFR (peak expiratory flow rate)
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An FEV1 <1 L, <20% of that predicted,= severe disease = hypoxia, poor response to therapy, high relapse rate.
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases In Pregnancy
Asthma Care Acute Asthma
Confinement: hospitalizationHydration : intravenous fluids * help clear pulmonary secretions
Hand over supplemental oxygen by mask
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Asthma Care Acute Asthma
Choice of pharmacological therapyFirst line: B-adrenergic agonist
Epinephrine, isoproterenol, terbutaline, albuterol, isoetharine, metaproterenol
Function:Bind to specific cell-surface receptors and activate adenyl cyclase, which increases intracellular cyclic AMP to modulate bronchial smooth muscle relaxation
Frequently combined with corticosteroidOnset of action several hours: whether IV or aerosol, should be given along with B-agonists
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UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases In pregnancy
Asthma Care Chronic Asthma
Choice of pharmacological therapyTheophylline
Aminophylline Cromolyn sodiumImmunotherapy
Status asthmaticus
Condition : severe asthma of any type NOT responding after 30-60 minutes of intensive therapy
Indications for intubation / mechanical ventilation
CO2 retention, hypoxemia, fatigue
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Asthma Care Labor & Delivery
Steroids: been on it for the last 9 months? Corticosteroids: Give stress-dose Selection of analgesic for labor? Choice: Fentanyl (nonhistamine- releasing narcotic) preferred than morphine or meperidineSurgical delivery? Consider regional anesthesia than general anesthesia (intubation can trigger bronchospasm)Suppose: refractory postpartum hemorrhage ? Compounds: PGE2 better than PGF2a
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Tuberculosis cause Mycobacterium tuberculosischaracteristics Granulomatous pulmonary
reactionclinical manifestations
Cough, minimal sputum productionLow grade fever, hemoptysis, weight loss
CXRay Infiltrative patterns, cavitation, mediastinal lymphadenopathy
culture (+) patients
Acid fast bacilli = sputum stained smears
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Tuberculosis care
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Nonpregnant Tuberculin +, <35, no active
disease
• Isoniazid 300mg daily x 1 year
Pregnantasymptom
atic
• Start after delivery• Withhold til after 12 weeks • Category C
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases In Pregnancy
Tuberculosis care
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Nonpregnant active disease
• Isoniazid + rifampin +pyrazinamide
Pregnant active
disease
• Isoniazid 5mg/kg <300mg •Pyridoxine 50mg +•Rifampin 10mg/kg or ethambutol 15-25mg/kg
1st 2 mos
9 mos
Streptomycin : Category X in pregnancy: auditory, vestibular abnormalities, severe deafness
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDiseases In Pregnancy
Sarcoidosis cause Chronic multisystem disease of
unknown etiology (penumonitis, uveitis, erythema nodosum, lymphadenopathy)
characteristics Accumulation of T lymphocytes and phagocytes within noncaseating granulomas pulmonary reaction
clinical manifestations
DyspneaDry cough
CXRay Interstitial pneumonitis (hallmark)
cure Prognosis good.Prednisone 1mg/kg OD x 4-6 weeks if still with inflammation
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Cystic Fibrosiscause Serious genetic disorder;
Pseudomonas aeroginosa (90%), S. aureus, H. Influenzae
characteristics Exocrine gland dysfunction,with production of thick viscid secretions; bronchial gland hypertrophy with mucous plugging and airway obstruction
clinical manifestations
Chronic bronchitisbronchiectasis
Check “Sweat Test”; high Na, K, Cl
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Cystic FibrosisComplication & cure
Pregnancy discouragedPre-pregnancy counselingPancreatic insufficiency: oral pancreatic enzyme replacementCor pulmonale: bronchodilators, oxygen, and diureticsChest physiotherapy, nutritional support
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Ubiquitous condition
UNCLEAR, USUAL, UBIQUITOUSDanger In Pregnancy
Carbon monoxide poisoningcause CO: odorless, tasteless gas
with high affinity and binding to hemoglobinInadequately ventilated areas warmed by space heaters utilizing natural fuels
characteristics Nonsmoker: saturation=1-3%Smoker: 5-10%Symptomatic: 20-30%Severe-fatal: 50-60%
Cure Hyperbaric oxygen
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Half life of CO
Rm temp=4-6 hrs100% O2=1 hour Hyperbaric O2=15- 30 mins
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Lay back, Launch, Limit care
LAY BACK, LAUNCH OR LIMIT CARE?
Lay back Sarcoidosis treatment is the same for pregnant and nonpregnant. It has good prognosis and may heal spontaneously.
Launch Any pregnant woman suspected of having pneumonia should undergo anteroposterior and lateral chest radiography.
Management include: Prompt hospitalization, antimicrobial medications, and oxygen therapy when indicated.
Treatment of acute asthma during pregnancy is similar to that of the nonpregnant woman.
About one third of asthmatic women can expect worsening of disease at some time during pregnancy.Monitoring the fetal response is an indicator or maternal compromise. Aggressively manage all pregnant women with acute asthma.
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LAY BACK, LAUNCH OR LIMIT CARE?
Limit care?
In over 95% of patients, tuberculosis is contained and lies dormant for long periods . In some, it becomes reactivated to cause clinical disease. Know if the disease is active or inactive.Carbon monoxide poisoning is almost everywhere. Both smokers and nonsmokers can be affected because of the high affinity of CO to hemoglobin.
Both the mother and fetus do not tolerate excessive CO inhalation. Treatment is supportive depending upon symptoms.
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Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
Model case
MODEL CASE
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M.O.31 y/o G2P1
10 weeks AOG
No cough or hemoptysisAsymptomatic
Referred by pulmo:CXR: (+) PTB, activity ?
Outcome
Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009
OUTCOMEP Physiologic changes Vc Ic Tv Mv
RV+ ERV = FRC
U Unclear Dyspnea
Usual Diseases PATSCUbiquitous conditions Danger CMP
L Lay back Delay SLaunch Depart P, ALimit care Direct T, CMP
M Model case Deal or No deal?
Patient O
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Pulmonary Diseases in Pregnancy
Ma. Asuncion A. Fernandez, MD, FPOGS, FPSREISt. Luke’s College of Medicine WHQuasha MemorialNovember 9, 2009