this patient has pulmonary hypertension secondary to mitral stenosis that's why left atrium is enlarged , and mitral sound is heard in apex, pulmonary hypertension can explain 2/6 systolic ejection murmur radiating right side of neck. i think patient experiencing pulmonary edema
Old dudette have Aortic stenosis. Atrial contraction become essential for this patient. so AS + AFIb is dangerous because this reduces the LV preload significantly and this patient develops HF. So AFib in AS patient need to correct immediately
it is normal irradiation to the RIGHT neck? what does it mean?
submitted by shaydawn88(5), 2019-06-07T17:25:18Z
Is it intra-alveolar transudates because this patient might have HF d/t a. fib and left atrial enlargement-> inc hydrostatic pressure-> transudate pleural effusion?