Case
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PRESENTER: C2 郭嘉舜 許海寧
SUPERVISOR: R 方泓翔 醫師
VS 周雅玲 醫師
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Case report
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Brief Introduction
• Name :洪 x
• Sex : Female
• Age : 4 months old
• Chart number : 3158290
• Admission : 2019/11/19 - 2019/11/23
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Chief Complaint
Intermittent fever up to 39.5C with
barking cough and shortness of
breath for 3 days.
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Present Illness
2019/11/1 Her dad had fever and cold since last Friday(11/15).
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2019/11/1 Suffered from cough, fever up to 39.5C, shortness of breath.
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2019/11/1 Went to local clinic on 11/18, where Influenza A infection
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◦ TAMIFLU CAP 75 MG 0.3 CAP were administered.
2019/11/1 Started barking cough severely since early morning with
9 poor appetite, poor activity and intermittent fever.
◦ Went toADRENALIN
ER in 汐止國泰 INJ.1Lab data1showed
MG/ML ML 5mg leukocytosis
INHL
(20.07*10^3/uL),
METHASONE elevated CRP(2.5 mg/dL).
(Dexamethasone) INJ 5 MG/ML 1 ML 2 MG IVA
◦ Due to born at TSGH,
BESMATE she was
Inhalation transferred to TSGH
Solution(Ipratropium) ER (AAD).
0.5 INHL
◦ Persistent stridor and cough, shortness of breath was still noted
after adrenalin inhalation.
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Past History
History of systemic disease: Denied
History of operation or hospitalization: Denied
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Personal History
Nationality: Taiwan
Full term via normal spontaneous delivery
Blood type: O, Rh(+)
Traveling history: No travelling history in recent three months
Occupation: Student( 小班 )
Allergy history: No Known Allergies
Vaccination as scheduled
Development and growth history: Within normal range, no
delay.
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Vaccination
■ HBV1 (1d) ■ HBV2 (1m)
■ DaTP +Hib+IPV1 (2m) ■ DaTP +Hib+IPV2 (4m)
□ BCG (5m) □ DaTP +Hib+IPV3 (6m) □ HBV3 (6m)
□ Chickenpox (12-15m □ MMR1 (12-15m)
□ JE1 (1y3m) □ JE2 (1y3m, 2 weeks later)
□ JE3 (2y3m)
□ DaTP +Hib+IPV4 (2y3m)
□ MMR2 (7y)
□ Tdap booster (5-7y) □ HBV booster (7y)
□ JE booster (7y) □ Rotarix/Rotateq 1 (2m, 4m, 6m)
□ PCV-13/10 (2m, 4m, 1y)
□ Influenza (each year)
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Family History
DM, Asthma DM, HTN HTN
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Review of systems
1.General:
□Body weight change, ■ Fatigue, ■Fever, □ Chills, □ Anxiety, ■ Dyspnea
2.HEENT:
□Headache, □Trauma, □Diplopia, □Photophobia, □Lacrimation, □Pain, □Tinnitus, □Vertigo,
□Earache, □Obstruction, □ Rhinorrhea, □Sore throat, □Hoarseness, □Dry mouth, □Mucosa
defect, □Neck stiffness
3.Cardio-Respiratory system:
■ Cough, □Sputum, □Hemoptysis, □Chest pain, □Palpitation, □Dyspnea, □Orthopnea,
□Edema, □Cyanosis
4.Gastrointestinal system:
■ Change in appetite, □Nausea, □Vomiting, □Diarrhea, □Constipation, □Jaundice,
□Abdominal pain, □Bleeding
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Review of systems
5.Genito-urinary system:
□Frequency, □Dysuria, □Hematuria, □Urethral discharge, □Nocturia, □Acute urinary retention, □Flank
pain
6.Neuro- Psychiatric system:
□Convulsion, □Paresthesia, □Ataxia, □Resting tremor, □Memory defect, □Gait disturbance,
□Dizziness, □Metal status change, □Insomnia, □Suicide attempt, □Hallucination, □Delusion, □Drug
abuse
7.Musculoskeletal system:
□Back pain, □Bone infections, □Joint pain or swelling, □Varicose vein
8.Skin:
□Rashes, □Eruption, □Ulceration, □Pruritus, □Skin Pigmentation
9.Endocrine :
□Heat cold intolerance, □Thyroid problems, □Thirsty, □Polyuria, □Hirsutism, □Delayed puberty
No other remarkable finding
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Physical examination
Height: 68cm, Weight: 7.6kg
Vital signs: BT: 36.2℃(ER 耳温 ), PR: 140/min, RR: 32/min, BP: 108/64 ㎜ Hg
Consciousness: alert
SKIN : skin rash, no petechiae
HEAD : congestion of throat, normal eardrum, bil
NECK : no neck stiffness, , no lymphadenopathy
CHEST : coarse breathing sound, rhonchi, no crackles, no suprasternum
HEART : regular heart beat.no murmur.no thrills
ABDOMEN : soft.no tenderness.no palpable mass
GENITALIA : No examination this time
MUSCULOSKELETAL : no deformity or joint swelling.no pitting edema
NEUROLOGICAL : normal deep tendon reflexes.no babinski sign
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Imaging Finding
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Laboratory Data
6.0 – 14.0
2.89 – 4.83
10.5 – 14.0
11.5 – 13.5 0.03 – 0.5
32 – 42
22 – 63
34 – 40
72 – 88 12 – 45
24 – 30 134 – 143
32 – 36 3.5 – 5.6
3–7
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Impression
1. Influenza A infection
2. Croup
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Plan to do
Diagnosis plan
◦ Follow up blood culture
Therapeutic plan
◦ Adrenalin inhalation if shortness of breath with barking cough.
◦O2 tent
◦Tamiflu for influenza A infection
◦ Supportive treatment with fluid supplement and symptomatic
agents
Educational plan
◦ Explain current condition, possible complications, and
therapeutic plan to the patient's family well
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Hospital Course
2019/11/1 Hospital admission ADRENALIN INJ 1 MG/ML 1 ML 3mg INHL
◦ Barking cough, METHASONE INJ 5 MG/ML 1 ML 2.5 MG IM
9 resting stridor, O2 tent
dyspnea and
subcostal retraction still noted >> transferred to PICU
2019/11/20 Fever subsided ADRENALINDuring
INJ 1 MG/ML 1 ML 3mg INHL
the admission
◦ No other discomfort, activity and appetite well
2019/11/2 Transfer to general ward
1 ◦ TAMIFLU CAP 75 MG 0.3 CAP (11/22)
2019/11/2 Cough still persisted, but much improved.
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2019/11/2 No fever, no subcostal reaction or stridor, no dyspnea
3 The patient was discharged and OPD follow up
TPR
Admission
Transfer to ICU Transfer to general ward
MBD
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Culture Report
Blood culture: No growth
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Final diagnosis
1. Influenza A infection
2. Croup with impending respiratory failure.
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Review
CROUP
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INTRODUCTION
Inspiratory Barking
Hoarseness
stridor cough
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DEFINITION
Viral croup
Viral symptoms(eg, nasal congestion, fever)
A self-limited illness
Spasmodic croup
Symptoms subsiding by the time of presentation for medical
attention
Fever is typically absent
Abrupt onset and cessation, short duration
Frequently recurrent croup
Familial predisposition: allergic croup
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ETIOLOGY
Virus
Parainfluenza virus
Respiratory syncytial virus and adenoviruses
Influenza virus
Human coronavirus NL63 (HCoV-NL63)
Measles
Rhinoviruses, enteroviruses, and herpes simplex virus
Bacteria
Staphylococcus aureus
Streptococcus pyogenes, and Streptococcus pneumoniae
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EPIDEMIOLOGY
Age Sex
six months to
three years of age 1.4:1
Risk factor Season
family history of fall or early
croup winter
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CLINICAL
PRESENTATION
Fever
Nasal discharge
Stridor
Congestion
Barking cough
Coryza
Hoarseness
Tachypnea
Signs of lower
Respiratory
airway
distress
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EVALUATION
Rapid assessment and initial management
General appearance, vital signs, pulse oximetry, airway stability,
mental status, and hydration status
Pharmacologic treatment and respiratory support
History
Onset, duration, and progression of symptoms
Examination
Severity assessment
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Severity assessment—Westley score
Mild croup(≤2), Moderate croup(3 to 7), Severe croup(≥8),Impending respiratory failure(≥12)
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EVALUATION
Rapid assessment and initial management
General appearance, vital signs, pulse oximetry, airway stability,
mental status, and hydration status
Pharmacologic treatment and respiratory support
History
Onset, duration, and progression of symptoms
Examination
Severity assessment
Laboratory studies Imaging
Blood tests
Steeple sign
Microbiology
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Steeple sign
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DIAGNOSIS
Clinical diagnosis
Stridor, barking cough and hoarseness
PE: normal to moderately inflamed pharynx, and a slightly
increased respiratory rate
CXR: Steeple sign (excluding)
Etiologic diagnosis
Viral culture of secretions
Rapid test of viral antigen
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DIFFERENTIAL
DIAGNOSIS
Acute epiglottitis Abscesses
Х Barking cough Х Barking cough
√ Drooling √ Stiffness, lymphadenopathy
Allergic reaction or acute
Foreign body angioneurotic edema
√ History of sudden Х cold symptoms or fever
onset of choking √ Dysphagia without
hoarseness
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TREATMENT
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¥ Discharge criteria include all of the following: no stridor at rest, normal pulse oximetry, good air exchange, normal color,
tolerating fluids by mouth, and caregivers understand instructions and are able to return for care if needed.
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TREATMENT
Glucocorticoids
Dexamethasone: orally→IV→IM
Prednisolone: more palatable than the oral liquid preparation of
dexamethasone, but increased risk of symptom recurrence
Nebulized epineprine
Racemic epinephrine(which is a 1:1 mixture of the D- and L-
isomers) and L-epinephrine appear to have similar efficacy and a
similar side effect
Mist therapy
Limited efficacy
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TAKE HOME
MESSAGE
Clinical presentation: Inspiratory stridor, barking cough,
hoarseness
Etiology: Parainfluenza virus, RSV, influenza virus
Image: Steeple sign
Severity assessment: Westly score
Treatment: Methasone(Dexamethasone) 0.6 mg/kg
Adrenalin(nebulized epinephrine) 5 mg
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國考題
A 1. 一個 3 歲男童,發燒、咳嗽三天,並有喉嚨痛與聲音沙啞。血液檢查白血球 11000/uL , 其中 segment 佔 45% ,
lymphocyte 占 50% , monocyte 占 3% , eosinophil 占 2% 。身體診察肺部呼吸音較粗( coarse
breathing sound ),沒有囉音( rales )或喘鳴聲( wheezing )。請依此回答下列 3 題。 X 檢查如下,臨床診斷
最有可能為下列何者?
(A). 哮吼( croup )
(B). 喉頭軟化( laryngomalacia )
(C). 扁桃腺炎( tonsillitis )
(D). 細菌性氣管炎( bacterial tracheitis )
2. 承上題,想要確定致病原因,應執行何種檢查?
C (A). 支氣管鏡檢查
(B). 咽喉細菌培養
(C). 咽喉病毒培養
(D). 抽血做黴漿菌抗體檢測
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國考題
B 3. 三歲病童有發燒 (39.5℃) 、呼吸困難、哭聲沙啞、吸氣時尖銳喘鳴聲。頸部 X 光可見氣管成尖塔形 。則下列何者是
最可能的致病微生物?
(A). 嗜血桿菌 (H. influenza)
(B). 副流行性感冒病毒 (Parainfluenza virus)
(C). 金黃葡萄球菌 (S. aureus)
(D). 腸病毒 (enterovirus)
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REFERENCE
Nelson 21e chapter 412 p6725-6727
Uptodate
Croup: Clinical features, evaluation, and diagnosis
Management of croup
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