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Methods of Tertiary prevention

Methods of Tertiary prevention. Samar Musmar,MD,FAAFP Assistant Dean for clinical affairs Head ,Department of Medicine and Community. Opportunities of prevention. First sign of illness—excellent opp Sooner disability li mitation tx –better prevention

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Methods of Tertiary prevention

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  1. Methods of Tertiary prevention Samar Musmar,MD,FAAFP Assistant Dean for clinical affairs Head ,Department of Medicine and Community

  2. Opportunities of prevention • First sign of illness—excellent opp • Sooner disability li mitation tx –better prevention • Infect dse—early tx—prev of inf in community • Symptoms used as guide for prevention • Preventive measures more convincing when symptomatic • Oneset of symptoms—window of opputunities—teachable moments

  3. Disability limitation • Med or surgical tx of dse—minimize or prevent impairment(short or long term) • CAD—coronary angioplasty or CABG • Therapy vs symptomatic stage prevention • Therpay—undo threat or damage from existing dse • Symptomatic stage prevention—halt or limit future dse progression(1ry,2ry,3ry)

  4. Coronary artery dse • Goals: • if occlusion—prevent death & permanent damage • Occlusion+,- ---slow stop or reverse progression

  5. CAD—risk factors • Male gender • Fx hx—MI before age 60 • Cigarette smoking--++bl clotting,++CO in bl,decrease in O2 delivery • DM—tight control,ACE++,other risk factors • HTN—severe • Sedentary life style—vigorous activity—20 min x3/w • Wight-body-- fat distribution—insulin resistance • Dyslipidemia

  6. Interaction of risk factors • Framingham study—multiple risk factors—synergism • E.g 45 year old female—dse within 8 years depends on:smoking,gluc intolerance,LVH,HTN severe,chol high • Lowest risk—2.2% none of above • Highest risk—77.8% all of above • Intermediate risk—depends on one of risk factors • Chol—3.8,HTN—3.8,LVH—2.7,gluc int—1.8,smoking 1.7

  7. 3ry prev CAD • Therapy— • Symtomatic stage prev: • Goals:--prevent restenosis,slow progression of atherosclerosis • Behavioral modification • Other measures—other known risk factors—HTN,DM,dyslipidemia

  8. Dyslipidemia • Complete lipid profile:TC,LDL,HDL,TG • TC—screening(nonfasting)200,240 • HDL –50 F,35M • LDL—100,130,160 • TG—150,200 • Total non HDL chol level 200 • TC/HDL ratio • TG-HDL relationship • Homocystiene level--++diet folic acid,B12, pyrodoxine • Therapy and symptomatic stage prev—tx, • 1ry prev—life style modif • CAD sympt-- life style modif+drug therapy (statins)

  9. HTN • JNC VII—defin of HTN • Risk groups : pregnant women,women on OCP’s,racial • Assessment—screening(comm or occupational),case finding,or when develops complications (visual,renal,CHF,MI) • Early tx and detection of HTN—decrease—50% mortality and (stroke and CAD) • Therapy and sympt stage prev-- JNC VII—NL, mild,mod,severe • Essential and nonessential • Aims of tx—tx and prevent –end organ damage • Life style mod • DASH --diet

  10. HTN • LIFE STYLE MOD—NO effect—meds • HOPE(Heart Outcome Prevention Evaluation)—ACE use—prevent death by MI & stroke

  11. DM • Type I/typeII—insulin resistance • Prevent TOD—DCCT(Diabees Control &Complication trial1993),UKPDS(UK Prospective diabetes Study2000) • DCCT—tight control type I—reduces incidence of microvascular dse & macrovascular dse • UKPDS—same with type II • +frequent eye examination(retina) • +Use of ACE—decrease microalbuminuria • +Moderate to high physical activity • Other combined meds—decrease insulin resistance ,decrease progreassion

  12. Rehabilitation • Goals :strengthen remaining functions,help pts to function in alternative ways • Must begin early • CVA—early PT • Most successful program –tailored to meet needs of pt physical ,social and emotional needs • PT, OT, speech therapy • Psych & emotional counsilling • Spiritual counsilling

  13. Categories of disability • Categories for reason of work compensation • Permanent total disability • Permanent partial disability • Temporary total disability • Permanent partial disability • death

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