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Caracterize a classe I de Killip.

FC < 100bpm;


FR < 20inc/min;


PAS > 90mmHg.


Ausência de estertores pulmonares.

Caracterize a classe II de Killip.

FC < 100bpm;


FR < 20inc/min;


PAS > 90 mmHg.


Estertores nas bases e pode ou não ter B3.

Caracterize a classe III da classificação de Killip.

FC > 100bpm;


FR > 20inc/min;


PAS > 90mmHg.


Estertores em 50% dos campos pulmonares -> edema agudo do pulmão.

Caracterize a Classe IV da classificação de Killip.

FC > 100bpm;


FR > 20inc/min;


PAS < 90mmHg.


Choque cardiogênico.