bradyarrhythmias, and unprovoked, heart disease, ventricular palpitations may family history of tachyarrhythmias, precede symptoms sudden death, supraventricular symptoms tachyarrhythmias, during or after long QT syndrome), exertion, sudden pacemaker onset of dysfunction palpitations, electrocardiogra phic abnormalities Obstructive Hypertrophic Often cardiomyopathy cardiomyopathy asymptomatic; may cause shortness of breath, chest pain, arrhythmia, or syncope; hypertrophic cardiomyopathy may cause systolic murmur that intensifies from squatting to standing or during Valsalva maneuver Structural disease Aortic stenosis Symptoms (cardiac) dependent on severity; severe aortic stenosis can manifest with congestive heart failure, syncope, or angina usually with exertion Pulmonary Rare as an stenosis isolated finding in adults, often in association with congenital defects; symptoms based on severity and range from asymptomatic to shortness of breath/dyspnea on exertion, congestive heart failure, and syncope Acute myocardial Exertional chest infarction/ischemia pain, nausea, diaphoresis and shortness of breath; rare cause of syncope Structural disease Pulmonary Acute shortness (other) embolus of breath, chest pain, hypoxia, sinus tachycardia or right heart strain Acute aortic Severe sharp dissection chest pain with or without radiation to the back, hypotension or shock, history of hypertension Pulmonary Often hypertension asymptomatic, may cause shortness of breath and fatigue Neurally mediated Carotid sinus Head rotation or Perform carotid (reflex) syndrome/hypersensi pressure on the sinus massage; tivity carotid sinus (e.g., ventricular shaving, tight pause more than collar) can three seconds or reproduce decrease in symptoms; systolic blood consider in pressure 50 patients with mm Hg is unexplained falls diagnostic Situational Micturition, post- Absence of heart exercise, disease, history postprandial, of similar gastrointestinal syncope, stimulation, cough, prolonged phobia of needle standing, eating or blood a meal or voiding, sudden startle or pain Vasovagal Mediated by Premonitory stress, fear, symptoms (e.g., noxious stimuli, nausea, heat exposure dizziness) or precipitating factors Neurologic/miscellan Cerebrovascular Induced by a steal Arm exercise eous syndrome induces a syncopal event Neurogenic Preceding Abnormal transient ischemic findings on attack/cerebrovasc neurologic ular injury examination, symptoms; severe cardiovascular basilar artery risk factors disease present, syncope from transient ischemic attack is rare Psychogenic Depression, Psychiatric anxiety, panic history, disorder, secondary gain, somatization unremarkable disorders examination and evaluation findings Orthostatic Drug-induced Alcohol, insulin or Initiation or antidiabetic change in dose agents, of causative antihypertensives, medication; antianginals, assess for drug- antidepressants, drug interactions antiparkinsonian agents Primary autonomic Parkinson Occurs after failure disease/parkinsoni standing up, sm, multiple presence of system atrophy autonomic (i.e., Shy-Drager dysfunction, syndrome), precipitated by multiple sclerosis, standing after Wernicke exercise encephalopathy Secondary autonomic Diabetes mellitus, Occurs after failure amyloidosis, standing up, uremia, spinal cord presence of injury, chronic autonomic inflammatory dysfunction, polyneuropathy, precipitated by connective tissue standing after diseases exercise Volume depletion Vomiting, diarrhea, Hypotension, poor intake, acute tachycardia, blood loss (i.e., history of gastrointestinal volume/blood bleeding) loss, dehydration on examination
Central nervous system conditions to consider in patients with
suspected syncope include the following: Hyperventilation syndrome Hydrocephalus Migraine headache Narcolepsy Panic attacks Seizure disorder
1. ul abses kedalam ventrikel atau ke ruangan subarakhnoidal
Glasgow Coma Scale: untuk menentukan derajat kesadaran penderita
Rontgen foto kepala, sinus atau mastoid, thorax: untuk mencari sumber infeksi.
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