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54 year old male patient with anuria and sob

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I have been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of " patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan.


CASE:

A 54year old man who was a toddy collector now being a panchayat member he is solving the conflicts of the villagers resident of Yadagirigutta came with chief complaints of absence of urine output since 2days (01/08/2022) night 10pm and sob since 2 days


History of presenting illness:

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 20days back then had fever with chills and rigors, evening rise of temperature and vomitings at night then went to a hospital 2 days later and was given medication but fever did not subside and went for a checkup 5days later and was found to have low WBC count and was given medication and went for a checkup 1week later was found to have incresed bilirubin level and used herbal medication. 

5days ago, he had fever, yellowish discolouration of eyes(Serum bilirubin was 2.4mg/dl) and also has pedal edema(upto  ankle).

Since 2 days(01/08/2022) night 10pm he has no urine output(anuria), abdominal distension, shortness of breath(breathing with mouth).

From yesterday(on 3-8-2022)night he is drowsy.

He underwent dialysis for uremia on 4-8-2022.

He died on 5-8-2022.


Daily routine:

He wakes up at 6am in the morning goes to a walk and returns home and have tea at 7:30am. He takes bath and eats his first meal at 9:30am and goes to out to take part in resolving villagers conflicts and comes home after alcohol in the evening at 8:00pm and have his dinner at 8:30pm and sleeps


Past history:

History of fracture of head of femur in Jan,2022 and underwent reconstructive surgery with prosthesis and was on bed rest for 2 months and he has pain after walking for long distances.

Not a known case of Diabetes, hypertension, epilepsy, asthma, CAD, Thyroid disorders,Tuberculosis.


Personal history:

Diet-mixed

Appetite: normal 

Bowel movements: no stools passed since 2 days(02/08/2022)

Bladder movements: absence of urine output 

Addictions: He used to take around 180ml of alcohol daily for past 20years and he has been taking it occasionally for the past 7months and did not take for the past 20days 

He smokes a cigarette per day for past 1year and did not smoke any for past 20days


Family history:not significant 


General examination:

Patient is conscious, coherent and cooperative 

He is moderately built and moderately nourished

Pallor-absent


Icterus-present 




Clubbing-absent 

Cyanosis-absent 

Generalised lymphadenopathy-absent

B/l pedal edema- upto the ankle pitting type




Vitals:

Temperature: 


Pulse rate:92bpm

Blood pressure:110/70mm of hg

Respiratory rate:29cpm

SpO2: 98%

Grbs:86gm/dl


Systemic examination

Per abdomen:

Inspection:

Abdominal distensted

Scars of burns occurred in childhood

No sinuses, dilated veins

Umbilicus is inverted

Palpation:firm, tender(over right hypochondrium)

Percussion:-

Auscultation:Bowel sounds heard 




Respiratory system:Bilateral air entry-present ,Normal vesicular breath sounds-heard 

Cardiovascular system:

S1 and S2 heard no murmurs heard 

Central nervous system

Higher motor functions:

MMSE: couldn't be assessed 

Speech:

Signs of meningeal irritation-present 

    Neck stiffness-present 

    Brudzinski sign-

     Kerning sign-

Motor:

                        Right                     left

   Tone: UL     normal               normal 

              LL      normal               normal

   Power:UL      couldn't assess

                LL      couldn't assess

   Reflex:

         Superficial reflexes:       Right                left

                              Corneal

                        Conjunctival

         Deep tendon reflexes:

                                    Biceps          

                                  Triceps

                              Supinator 

                                     Knee         ++                ++



                                    Ankle         +                  +



                                 Plantar        extensor  extensor


Sensory:               Right                    left

   Touch

    Pain

    Vibration

Cerebellar functions:couldn't be assessed 

Gait: couldn't be assessed 


Provisional diagnosis:

Acute kidney injury and acute liver injury 

Uremic encephalopathy. 

Investigations :


 Ultrasound abdomen on 2-8-2022

Review ultrasound of abdomen on 3-8-2022 


ECG ON 2-8-2022
ECG ON 4-8-2022:

Treatment:

On 3-8-2022:

Inj.PAN 40 g I.v OD

Inj. CEFTRAONN 1gm I.v BD

Inj. LASIX 20mg I.v BD

Inj. DOXY 100mg I.v BD

Tab. ADICTONE 25mg p.o BD

Tab. UDILI 300mg p.o BD

Tab. UITRACET 1/2 P.o BD

SYR. LACTULOSE 10ml p.o BD

Neb. ASTHALINE p.n BD

I.v NS RL @30ml/hr

Inj.TRAMADOL plus NS 300ml.


On 4-8-2022:

Inj.PAN 40 g I.v OD

Inj. CEFTRAONN 1gm I.v BD

Inj. LASIX 20mg I.v BD

Inj. DOXY 100mg I.v BD

Tab. UDILI 300mg p.o BD

Tab. UITRACET 1/2 P.o BD

SYR. LACTULOSE 10ml p.o BD

Neb. ASTHALINE p.n BD

Inj.TRAMADOL 1ampi.v

Tab.DOLO 650mg p.o sos












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