34 year old male
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Name: G Sai Manogna
Roll no: 41
I've 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 a diagnosis and treatment plan.
Following is the view of my case :
CASE PRESENTATION:
A 34 year old male resident of nalgonda has come to the casualty with the chief complaints of
- vomitings since 3 days
- Hiccups since 3 days
- Cough since 3 da09 iuyewasyds
- Loose stools since 1 day 3 days back
Personal history:Diet- MixedAppetite- GoodBowel and bladder movements- RegularSleep- AdequateAddictions- - Alcohol- regular intake, 90 ml/day since 20 years
- Tobacco- Chewable, 10-15/ day since 20 years
Family history:
- Alcohol- regular intake, 90 ml/day since 20 years
- Tobacco- Chewable, 10-15/ day since 20 years
No significant family historyNo family history of Hypertension, Diabetes, TB, Asthma, Seizures
General Physical Examination:Done after obtaining consent, in the presence of attendant with adequate exposurePatient is conscious, coherent, cooperativewell oriented to time, place and personwell nourished and moderately built
Pallor- AbsentIcterus- MildCyanosis- AbsentClubbing- AbsentLymphadenopathy- AbsentEdema- Absent
VitalsTemperature- AfebrileBlood pressure- 120/70 mm of HgPulse rate- 88 bpmRespiratory rate- 16 cpmSpO2- 99% at room airGRBS- 102 mg%
Systemic Examination:
Cardiovascular system:S1 and S2 sounds are heardNo abnormal murmers
Respiratory system:Bilateral air entry is presentTrachea is centralNormal vesicular breath sounds are heardDyspnoea is presentNo adventitious sounds are heard
Abdominal Examination:Shape of Abdomen is distendedSoft and non tenderBowel sounds are heardNo palpable massHernial orifices are normalNo organomegaly
Central Nervous System:No focal neurological deficits
Provisional diagnosisAlcoholic liver diseasewith AKIwith hyponatremia (Hyposmolar) secondary to GI losswith Alcohol dependence syndromewith thrombocytopenia (82K)
Temperature charting
Investigations:Day 1 (2/12/22)HemogramHb- 14.3 gm/dLTLC- 6000 cells/cummPLT- 82000/cumm
CUEColour- Pale yellowAppearance- ClearALB- ++Sugar- NilEpithelial cells- 6-8RBCs- 1-2Crystals- Nil
BG TypeO POSITIVE
BT- 2 minCT- 4 min
Serum lipase- 63Serum Amylase- 153
Urine sodium- 110
Spot urine protein- 23.6Spot urine creatinine- 130.2Ratio- 0.18
Serum osmolality- 266
Liver function testsTB- 2.85DB- 0.96AST- 593ALT- 275ALP- 196TP- 6.6ALB- 3.9A/G- 1.32
Serum electrolytesNa+ - 125K+ - 4.4Cl- - 82
Blood urea- 142Serum creatinine- 4.1
SerologyRapid HbsAg- NegativeRapid HIV 1 & 2- NegativeRapid Anti HCV antibodies- Negative
PT- 19apTT- 38INR- 1.4
ECGChest Xray PA view2D ECHOUSG abdomen
SOAP NOTESDAY 1:SHiccups +
O
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperativeTemp - 98.6 FBP- 110/70 mmHg'PR- 86 bpmRR- 22 cpmSPO2- 99% on RA
CVS- S1, S2 +, No murmurs heardRS- BLAE +, No added soundsP/A- Soft, non tenderHMF- Intact +
AAlcoholic liver diseasePrerenal AKIHyponatremia secondary to GI lossAlcohol dependence syndrome
PTab. Baclofen
SOAP NOTESDAY 2:SHiccups+Day time sleepinessFever spikes
O
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperativeTemp - 98.4 FBP- 120/70 mmHg'PR- 80 bpmRR- 16 cpmIcterus- MildSPO2- 99% on RA
CVS- S1, S2 +, No murmurs heardRS- BLAE +, No added soundsP/A- Soft, non tenderHMF- Intact +
A
Alcoholic liver diseasewith AKIwith hyponatremia (Hyposmolar) secondary to GI losswith Alcohol dependence syndromewith thrombocytopenia (82K)
P1. IVF- 0.9 NS @ 100 ml/hrRL- @ 100 ml/hr2. Inj. Thiamine 200 mg in 100 ml NS IV/TID3. Inj. Zofer 4 mg/ IV/ TID4. Inj. Metoclopramide 10 mg/IV/SOS5. Syp. Lactulose 30 ml/ PO/ HS6. Tab. Udiliv 300 mg PO/BD
7. Inj. Vit K 20 mg IV/STAT (100 ml NS) followed by Inj. Vit K 10 mg in 100 ml NS/IV/BD8. Syp. Mucaine gel 15 ml/PO/TID9. Tab. PAN-D (40/30) PO/OD10. Watch for any bleeding manifestations11. Watch for signs of Hepatic encephalopathy12. Strict I/O charting13. Monitor vitals BP, PR, Temp14. Inform SOS
7. Inj. Vit K 20 mg IV/STAT (100 ml NS) followed by Inj. Vit K 10 mg in 100 ml NS/IV/BD
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