1801006082 CASE PRESENTATION
long case
Chief complaints:
75 years old male came to OPD with cc of pedal edema since 1month,shortness of breath since 20days,vomitings since 10days
History of present illeness:
patient was apparently asymptomatic 1month back Than he developed bilateral pedal edema which is insidious in onset gradual in progression upto the knee and pitting type edema no aggrevating and no relieving factors .
Patient also complains of shortness of breath since 20days which is sudden in onset gradual in progression ,aggrevating on doing work, walking and temporarily relived on medication
and also he had history of vomitings which is sudden in onset,non billous type,non blood stained,4 episodes of vomitings per day (he vomit soon after taking food or juice)
And also he had productive cough
No history of fever,burning micturation,decreased frequency of urination,poor stream,chills and rigor
PAST HISTORY:
History of incidental finding of hypertension 20days back.
He had history of TB 18years ago for which he had taken medication for 6months and TB symptoms got subsided.
No history of diabetes, thyroid,epilepsy,asthma,
No history of any previous surgeries
PERSONAL L HISTORY:
Diet:mixed
Sleep:adequate but decresed since 10days
Appetite:normal but decreased since 10days
Bladder and bowel movement: regular
Addictions:he started taking alcohol since 30years of age,daily 1quarter daily and his last alcohol uptake was 1 month back.
Dialy Routine:
75years old male previously he worked as farmer but now he stay in his home patient wake up at 4:30am morning and do his regular activities and he had breakfast with rice and vegetables curry at 7:30am and he stays in home at 1pm he had lunch(rice+vegetables curry)and had nap of sleep for about 30min and wake up and at 7pm had there dinner(some times chepati,rice,curry) and at 9oclock he sleeps
FAMILY HISTORY:
No significant family history
TREATMENT HISTORY:
No significant treatment history
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative .
Pallor:present
Icterus: Absent
Cyanosis: Absent
Clubbing: Absent
Lymphadenopathy: absent
Pedal edema: bilateral pedal edema ,pitting type
VITALS:(03/01/2022)
TEMPERATURE: Afebrile
PR:82bpm
RR:21cpm
BP:130/80 mmhg
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM-
Patient examined in sitting position
Inspection:-
Upper respiratory tract - oral cavity, nose & oropharynx appears normal.
Chest appears Bilaterally symmetrical & elliptical in shape
Respiratory movements appear equal on both sides and it's Abdominothoracic type.
Trachea central in position & Nipples are in 5th Intercoastal space
No signs of volume loss
No dilated veins,sinuses, visible pulsations.
Palpation:-
All inspectory findings confirmed
Trachea central in position
Apical impulse in left 5th ICS, 1cm medial to mid clavicular line
MEASUREMENTS-
chest circumfere
Transverse diameter is:26cm
Anteroposterior diameter is :16cm
Chest expansion-
Tactile vocal phremitus- present in all areas
And reduced in right and left infra axillary and right and left subscapular
Percussion:-
Right left
Supraclavicular- Resonant (R) (R)
Infraclavicular- (R) (R)
Mammary- R R
Axillary- (R) (R)
Infra axillary- dull dull
Suprascapular- (R) (R)
Interscapular- (R) (R)
Infrascapular- dull dull
Auscultation:-
Right Left
Supraclavicular- Normal vesicular Breath sounds (NVBS)
Infraclavicular- (NVBS) (NVBS)
Mammary- (NVBS) (NVBS)
Axillary- (NVBS) (NVBS)
Infra axillary-decreased decreased
Suprascapular- (NVBS) (NVBS)
Interscapular- (NVBS) (NVBS)
Infrascapular- decreased decreased
CVS:
Inspection :
Shape of chest- elliptical
No engorged veins, scars, visible pulsations
JVP - mild raised
Palpation :
Apex beat can be palpable in 5th inter costal space
Auscultation :
S1,S2 are heard
no murmurs
Per abdomen:
On inspection:
Shape - flat
Abdomen moves equally with respiration.
Umbilicus inverted
No scars and sinuses present.
No visible pulsatios , no engorged veins
On palpation:
No tenderness
No rebound tenderness, no gaurding, no rigidity
No organonegaly
On percussion:
No fluid thrill
No shifting dullness
On Auscultation:
Bowel sounds heard
CNS EXAMINATION:
no focal neurological deficit
INVESTIGATIONS::
CBP:
Hemogram
HB 7.4g /dl normal 13-17
Lymphocytes 15. Normal 20-40
MCHC. 30.5 Normal 31.5 to 34.5
Rbc 2.4 million
USG::
1.bilateral pleural Effusion l>r
2.Grade 3 RPDin rt kidney
3.Grade 2 RPD left kidney
2D Echo: Aortic valve - sclerotic and thickened
X RAY:
ECG:.
ABG
PH. 7.39
PCo2. 27mmhg
Po2 89.9mmhg
CUE: Complete urine examination
albumin +1
Serum electrolytes
Sodium 138 mEq/l
Potassium 3.7 mEq/l
Chloride. 104 mEq/l
Calcium ionised 0.92 mmol/l
Provisional daigonosis:
Acute on chronic CKD
Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction
B/L pleural effusion
Anaemia
Treatment history:
1) inj LASIX 20mg IV BD
3)CAP BIOD3 PER ORALLY OD
4)TAB OROFER XT PER ORALLY OD
5)TAB SHELCAL PER ORALLY OD
6)INJ ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000IU SUBCUTANEOUS WEEKLY ONCE
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short case
A 38 year old male , civil engineer by profession and resident of West Bengal came to OPD with chief complaints of :
Abdominal pain since 5years
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 5 years ago then he developed pain in abdomen which is sudden in onset and progressive in nature.Pain occurs once in a month.Abdominal pain is radiating to the back and dragging type .
Pain aggravates on taking alcohol and relieved by medication.From 5years he has abdominal pain occurring once in 3months but from last 6 months he is experiencing pain atleast once in a month.
For the past 1 year patient has episodes of vomiting followed by pain in abdomen ,which is non bilious and water as content.
Associated with weakness and giddiness.
Patient had multiple episodes of vomiting ( post lunch) associated with weakness and giddiness ,which didn’t get relieved on medication and had to go to hospital.
He also complains of severe weight loss. He was 86 kgs 6 months ago but at present he reduced to 67 kgs.
He also has history of depression for which he is attending psychiatric counselling sessions.
Patient also complains of constipation and per rectal bleeding since childhood.
In his childhood he had trauma to the nose while playing and developed deviated nasal septum which is not effecting his respiration and his daily activities.
Daily routine: He wakes up at 6am in the morning , gets ready and have breakfast ,go to the office ,completes his work and returns by 5pm and plays badminton or football and then comes to home ,have dinner at 8pm and goes to bed by 10pm.
PAST HISTORY:
Known case of hemarroids from 12yrs of age
Episode of jaundice when he was 12 yrs old
Not a known case of DM, HTN,asthma,TB,epilepsy
History of appendicectomy when he is 17 yrs old
FAMILY HISTORY: No significant family history.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
DIET- Mixed
APPETITE- Normal.
SLEEP- inadequate
BOWEL AND BLADDER MOVEMENTS -
Constipation from 12 years of age (blood stained stools)
Normal bladder movements.
ADDICTIONS-
ALCOHOL- 180 ml every day from 20years .He has stopped consuming alcohol from 6 months because it increases the severity of abdominal pain.
SMOKING- 2 packs a day from when he was in college. 1 pack a day from 6 months.
ALLERGIES- no allergies
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient was conscious , coherent ,cooperative , well oriented to time , place and date.
moderately built and nourished
Vitals:
Temperature - 94*F
PR :- 80 bpm
RR :-16 cpm
BP :- 110/70 mm Hg
SPO2 :- 98%
Pallor: absent
Icterus: absent
Cyanosis: absent
Clubbing: absent
Lymphadenopathy:absent
Pedal edema:Absent
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS-S1, S2 heard,no murmurs
Respiratory System:-
BAE- present
NVBS- heard
Per abdomen:-
soft , non tender.
CNS- no focal m
CBP
HB 11.2 gm/dl
total count 4700 cells/Cumm
Neutrophil 64%
Lymphocytes. 22%
Snowfields 2%
Monocytes. 2%
Basophils 1%
Smear normocytic normochromic
Liver functional test
Total Bilirubin 1.53mg/dl
AST 42 IU/L
ALT 72 IU/L
ALP 1243 IU/L
Total proteins 5.3gm/dl
Albumin 2.98GM/DL
Serum lipase 72IU/L
Serum amylase 176 IU/L
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:Chronic pancreatitis
TREATMENT:Ultracet
CT ABDOMEN:
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