pneumonia with dehydration
DESCRIPTION
Chapter 6PATHOPHYSIOLOGYPredisposing FactorAge (7 y/o)Precipitating FactorPoor Diet Atmospheric PollutantsRisk FactorAsthmatic Patient IgE Stimulation Mast cell Degranulation Asthma attacksStreptococcus PneunoniaeGain access to the center of the respiratory tract through Inspiration or aspirationActivation of defense mechanism Lose effectiveness of defense mechanism Penetrate the LRT (lungs) Multiply Impaired mucocilary reactionColonization begins Release of damaging toxinExuTRANSCRIPT
Impaired mucocilary reaction
Age (7 y/o) Poor Diet Asthmatic Patient
IgE StimulationAtmospheric Pollutants
Asthma attacks
Mast cell Degranulation
Streptococcus Pneunoniae
Gain access to the center of the respiratory tract through Inspiration or aspiration
Activation of defense mechanism
Lose effectiveness of defense mechanism
Penetrate the LRT (lungs)
Multiply
Colonization begins Irritation of airway
Release of damaging toxin Increase goblet cell
Occluded airway Inflammation airway Increase mucus production
Chapter 6
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
Predisposing Factor Precipitating Factor Risk Factor
Exudates from Bacteria Erodes the lungs
Dehydration
Decrease Fluid intake Excessive sweating
Fluid Volume deficit
Loss of fluid and electrolyte
Impaired thirst sensation
Hypomagnesemia
Malabsorption process disorder
Impaired absorption of
Hypophosphatemia
Lung consolidation
Hypoxia
Muscle fatigue & exhaustion
Body malaise
Decrease CO2
Vasodilation Mucus become increasingly viscousOccluded Airway
CracklesCough
Increase respiratoryAirway constriction
DOB
Increase blood flow
Impaired O2 and CO2 exchange Increase airway resistance
Plasma and carbohydrates rich fluid leakage
Accumulation of edematous fluid
Inflamed & fluid filled alveolar sacs
Respiratory muscle works harder
Dead space happened