Assessment & Plan (short)
# Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
Patient presents with acute onset of bilateral alveolar infiltrates (noncardiogenic) and hypoxemia concerning for ARDS. Likely due to ***, with common etiologies including sepsis, pneumonia/pneumonitis, meds, toxins/inhalation injury, trauma/surgery, burns, and pancreatitis. P/F ratio: ***
Dx
- CBC, CMP, INR, Lactate
- CXR, BNP, SputumCx, BCx x2
- CPO, Telemetry
Tx
- ARDSnet protocol, VC 6cc/kg of ideal body weight
- Goal CVP <4
- Proning, paralysis per ICU
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Originally created: March 3, 2020 by Eric Lee
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