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Disease Information for Pulmonary Edema, Left Ventrical: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Abnormal Heart Sounds; Abnormal Heart Sounds/Child; Acrocyanosis/Cyanosis extremities; Apical impulse,heart/lateral displacement; Blue lips; Cardiac Symptoms/Signs; Cardiomegaly/Heart dilatation; Cervical venous pressure increased sign; Chest pain, substernal/midline; Cyanosis; Distended neck veins; Gallop,summation; Gallop,Ventricular/S3 Sound; Heart murmur; Hepatojugular reflux; High blood pressure/sign; Holosystolic murmur; Jugular VD increases with Inspiration; Jugular veins distended/30 degrees upright; Jugular Veins Increased Volume; Jugular Venous Distension; Jugular venous pressure increased; Non-Pleuritic Chest Pain; P2 increased/P2 Greater than A2 (adult); P2 sound accentuated; Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea; Tachycardia/Fast heart rate; Tachycardia/no change with respiration; Third Heart Sound/S3 prominent; Transient mitral insufficiency murmur
: Diaphoresis profuse/active sweating/acute; Sweating Excess Perspiration
: Right Upper Quadrant Pain/Tenderness; Upper Abdominal Pain
: Tender liver/liver pain
: Accessory muscle use with breathing; Bronchospasm signs; Cellophane crackles/rales at bases sign; Cyanosis Child; Dyspnea; Dyspnea at rest; Hemoptysis; Lung signs/abnormality; Orthopnea; Perioral Cyanosis; Pulmonary Crackles; Rales; Rales, basilar; Rales,wet; Rapid Breathing; Recurrent dyspnea/episodes; Shortness of breath/SOB; Sputum/pink frothy; Sudden onset dyspnea; Tachypnea/Increased respiratory rate; Wheezing
: Acutely ill patient/signs; Fear of imminent/death (Angor); Intolerant to lying down; Nocturnal awakenings Events Phenomenon; Waking suddenly at night
Disease Progression: Course/Acute; Course/Acute only; Course/Catastrophic presentation/onset; Course/Eventual terminal event/death possible; Course/Fulminant/Precipitous; Course/Potentially lethal/untreated; Lethal Potential

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