Table 2.
SYMPTOM | CLINICAL CONTEXT | MANAGEMENT |
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Fever | anamnesis: previous contact with Covid19+, onset, and progression, degree (>or < 37.5°), association with other symptoms |
Hydratation (according to clinical status) and paracetamol ECG monitoring in Brugada Syndrome. Consider hospitalization in high risk patients (BS type 1 with no ICD; previous syncope; persistent fever, with no response to paracetamol) |
Cough | anamnesis: previous contact with Covid19+, type of cough (productive or dry), previous or recent onset, association with other symptoms |
Teleconsultation ProBNP or BNP (suspect of new onset heart failure), when possible Consider hospitalization in high risk patients (emergency; end stage cardiomyopathies; high suspect of HFREF/HFPEF) |
Dyspnoea | anamnesis: previous contact with Covid19+, type and degree, previous or recent onset, association with other symptoms |
Teleconsultation ProBNP or BNP (suspect of new onset heart failure), when possible Consider hospitalization in high risk patients (emergency; end stage cardiomyopathies; high suspect of HFREF/HFPEF) |
Fatigue | anamnesis: previous contact with Covid19+, type (i.e. myalgia, cramps, etc) and degree, previous of recent onset, association with other symptoms |
Teleconsultation When useful, suggest potassium/magnesium supplementation ProBNP or BNP (suspect of new onset heart failure), when possible Consider hospitalization in high risk patients (emergency; end stage cardiomyopathies; high suspect of HFREF/HFPEF) |
Diarrhea | anamnesis: previous contact with Covid19+, association with other symptoms |
Teleconsultation Hydratation (according to clinical status) Risk of hypokaliemia particularly dangerous in patients with prolonged QT (LQTs, drugs, HCM) Potassium/magnesium supplementation |