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Categorization of Rabies Exposure Hypertension

This document contains information on the categorization of rabies exposure, hypertension classification, international prostate symptom score, leptospirosis classification, and community-acquired pneumonia risk classification. It defines three categories of rabies exposure based on the type of contact with an infected animal. It also outlines the classification of hypertension based on systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings. Finally, it provides guidelines for suspected and confirmed cases of leptospirosis based on clinical severity.

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Categorization of Rabies Exposure Hypertension

This document contains information on the categorization of rabies exposure, hypertension classification, international prostate symptom score, leptospirosis classification, and community-acquired pneumonia risk classification. It defines three categories of rabies exposure based on the type of contact with an infected animal. It also outlines the classification of hypertension based on systolic and diastolic blood pressure readings. Finally, it provides guidelines for suspected and confirmed cases of leptospirosis based on clinical severity.

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CATEGORIZATION OF RABIES EXPOSURE HYPERTENSION

CATEGORY I CATEGORY II CATEGORY III CLASSIFICATION SYSTOLIC (mmHg) DIASTOLIC (mmHg)


 Feeding/touching an  Nibbling/nipping of  Transdermal bites or Normal < 120 and < 80
animal uncovered skin with scratches (includes puncture Pre-hypertension 120 − 139 or 80 − 89
 Licking of intact skin bruising wounds, lacerations, and Stage I Hypertension 140 − 159 or 90 − 99
 Exposure to patient  Minor scratches/ abrasions) Stage II Hypertension ≥ 160 or ≥ 100
with signs of rabies abrasions/abrasions  Contamination of mucous Isolated Systolic Hypertension ≥ 140 and < 90
by sharing of eating without bleeding (includes membranes with saliva (e.g.
or drinking utensils wounds that are induced licks)
 Casual contact with to bleed)  Exposure to rabies patient INTERNATIONAL PROSTATE SYMPTOM SCORE
patient with signs of  Licks on broken skin through bites, contamination of 0 1 2 3 4 5
rabies mucous membrane or open Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
skin lesions with body fluids FREQUENCY mo kailangang umihi kada isa o
(except blood/feces) dalawang oras?

KULANG SA KALAHATI NG PAGKAKATAON


 Handling of infected carcass

HIGIT SA KALAHATI NG PAGKAKATAON


Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
or ingestion of infected meat
URGENCY ka nakakaranas ng hirap sa pagpigil
 All Category I exposure on

KALAHATI NG PAGKAKATAON
umihi tuwing maiihi?
head and neck areas
 Does not include sharing of Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
food/drink/utensils and casual NOCTURIA ka nagigising sa gabi para umihi?

BIHIRA LANG

HALOS LAGI
contact with rabid patient Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
WEAK STREAM mo maramdaman na mahina ang daloy

WALA
ng iyong ihi?
LEPTOSPIROSIS Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
SUSPECTED MILD/ MODERATRE-SEVERE/ INTERMITTENCY mo napansin na paputol-putol ang iyong
ANICTERIC WEIL'S ihi?
Individual presenting with Any suspected case Any suspected case
acute febrile illness of at Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
least 2 days BUT WITH: WITH: STRAINING mo kailangang umiri o magpwersa
AND  Stable vital signs  Unstable vital signs habang umiihi?
 Anicteric sclerae  Jaundice Sa nakalipas na buwan, gaano kadalas
EITHER:  Good urine output  Abdominal pain, nausea, INCOMPLETE mo nararamdaman na hindi pa nasasaid
 Residing in a flooded  No evidence of vomiting, diarrhea EMPTYING ang ihi mo pagkatapos umihi?
area or meningismus/meningeal  Oliguria/anuria
 Has high-risk exposure irritation, sepsis/septic  Meningismus/meningeal INTERPRETATION: 0 − 7 = MILD | 8 − 19 = MODERATE | 20 − 35 = SEVERE
shock, difficulty of irritation
AND breathing or jaundice  Sepsis/septic shock or
At least 2 of the following: altered sensorium
 Myalgia  Difficulty of breathing or
HYPERTENSION
 Calf tenderness CLASSIFICATION SYSTOLIC (mmHg) DIASTOLIC (mmHg)
hemoptysis
 Conjunctival suffusion Normal <120 and <80
 Chills Pre-hypertension 120 − 139 or 80 − 89
Stage I Hypertension 140 − 159 or 90 − 99
 Abdominal pain
Stage II Hypertension ≥ 160 or ≥ 100
 Headache
Isolated Systolic Hypertension ≥ 140 and < 90
 Jaundice
 Oliguria
CONVERSION TO mg/dL
PARAMETER FACTOR
COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA RBS (mmol/L) Multiply by 18
LOW-RISK CAP MODERATE-RISK HIGH-RISK CAP BUN (mmol/L) Multiply by 2.8
CAP CREATININE (umol/L) Divide by 88.4
Stable Unstable URIC ACID (umol/L) Divide by 59.48
 RR < 30/min  RR ≥ 30/min HDL/LDL (mmol/L) Divide by 0.0259
TRIGLYCERIDES (mmol/L) Divide by 0.0113
 PR <125 bpm  PR ≥125 bpm
CALCIUM (mmol/L) Divide by 0.25
Vital Signs  Temp 36−40°C  Temp ≥ 40°C or
MAGNESIUM (mmol/L) Divide by 0.411
 BP ≥ 90/60 mmHg ≤ 36°C Any of the criteria under
BILIRUBIN (umol/L) Divide by 17.10
 BP < 90/60 mmHg Moderate Risk CAP
 No altered mental  Altered mental state PLUS:
state of acute of acute onset
Features onset  Suspected aspiration  Severe sepsis and ANKLE-BRACHIAL INDEX
 septic shock INDEX INTERPRETATION
No suspected  Decompensated
aspiration comorbids  Need for mechanical > 0.90 Normal Lower Extremity Blood Flow
ventilation < 0.89 to > 0.60 Mild PAD
 No or stable
< 0.59 to > 0.40 Moderate PAD
comorbids
< 0.39 Severe PAD
 Localized infiltrates  Multilobular infiltrates
Chest  No pleural effusion  Pleural effusion
X-ray  No abscess  Abscess

CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE STAGES


Disposition  Outpatient  Ward admission  ICU admission

WHO CLASSIFICATION OF DENGUE


DENGUE ± WARNING SIGNS SEVERE DENGUE
DENGUE FEVER WARNING SIGNS

Probable Dengue  Abdominal pain or Severe Plasma Leakage


Lives in/travels to dengue endemic tenderness  Leads to shock and fluid
area  Persistent vomiting accumulation with
Fever and any 2 of the following:  Clinical fluid respiratory distress
 Nausea, vomiting accumulation
 Rash  Mucosal bleed Severe Bleeding
 Aches and pains  Lethargy, restlessness  As evaluated by physician
 Positive Tourniquet Test  Liver enlargement >2
 Leukopenia cm Severe Organ Involvement
 Any warning signs  Increase in Hct  Liver: AST or ALT ≥ 1000
concurrent with rapid  CNS: Impaired
Laboratory-Confirmed Dengue decrease in platelet consciousness
 Important when there are no count  Heart and other organs
signs of plasma leakage
*Requiring strict
observation and medical
intervention
DIAZ SCORING FOR STROKE
Parameter Score
A. Vomiting +4
B. Level of Consciousness
Unarousable +4
Drowsy − arousable +2
Awake 0
C. Fever +3
D. Respiratory Pattern
Ataxic or apneustic (rapid irregular) +3
Hyperventilation (rapid regular) +2
Cheyne-Stokes (slow irregular) +1
Normal or regular 0
E. Upper GI Bleeding +3
F. Neurologic deficit maximal onset +2
G. Headache +2
H. Nuchal rigidity +2
I. Diastolic Blood Pressure (mmHg)
≤90 −2
91-99 0
≥100 +2
J. Systolic Blood Pressure (mmHg)
≤150 −2
151-169 −1
170-180 0
181-199 +1
≥200 +2
INTERPRETATION:
Score ≥ 7 = >90% probability of bleed
Score < 7 = probably infarct

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