Haemodynamic assessment of patient with dengue fever

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haemodynamic assessment of a dengue patient

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Dengue case management.

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haemodynamic parameters	stable circulation	compensated shock	hypotensive shock
conscious level	clear and lucid	clear and lucid	restless, combative
capillary refill	brisk (≤2 sec)	prolonged (>2 sec)	very prolonged, mottled skin
extremities	warm and pink	cool peripheries	cold, clammy
peripheral pulse volume	good volume	weak and thready	feeble or absent
heart rate	normal heart rate for age	tachycardia for age	severe tachycardia or bradycardia in late shock
blood pressure	normal blood pressure for age normal pulse pressure for age	normal systolic pressure, but rising diastolic pressure narrowing pulse pressure postural hypotension	narrow pulse pressure (<=20 mmHg) hypotension unrecordable blood pressure
respiratory rate	normal respiratory rate for age	tachypnea	hyperpnea or Kussmaul’s breathing (metabolic acidosis)
urine output	normal	reducing trend	oliguria or anuria

Haemodynamic assessment of patient with dengue fever

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