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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.
43 year old male, daily wage worker by occupation came to medicine opd with complaints of
CHIEF COMPLAINTS :-
1) Abdominal pain since 5 days
2) Decreased urine output since 5 days
3) Vomiting since 4 days
4) Constipation since 4days
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:-
Patient was absolutely alright 5 days back then developed abdominal pain which was sudden in onset,diffuse in nature, sharp and continous with no aggrevating and relieving factors and associated with vomiting (4 episodes) which are non projectile and greenish in color
He also hasn't passed stools since 4 days and complained about decresed urine output since 5 days
There is a history of chronic alcoholism
-- He consumes alcohol daily ( approx 750 ml )
-- type whatever he finds cheap depending on his daily earnings.
He hadn't eating properly since last 10 days all he'd take was alcohol.
PAST HISTORY:
N/k/c/o DM, HTN, ASTHMA, TB, EPILEPSY
No history of previous surgeries.
FAMILY HISTORY :
No relevant family history
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet :- mixed
Appetite:- decreased since 10 days
Sleep :- disturbed and reduced
Smoking:- no
Gutka and khaini :- since 15 years
Alcohol :- He started consumption of alcohol twenty years ago (500ml) [ then he got married ]---> his wife expired ---> increased his alcohol consumption ( 750 ml/daily) --->his elder daughter also passed away 4 years back---> his alcohol consumption worsened since then
TREATMENT HISTORY :-
No relevant treatment history is available
GENERAL EXAMINATION :-
Patient is concious, coherent and cooperative
built:- malnourished CAGE CRITERIA:- 4
Signs of dehydration are seen
- sunken eyes
-increased feeling of thirst - dried lips and tongue
- skin pinch test more than 3 secs
GCS = 15
Pallor, , cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy are absent
Icterus is seen
VITALS :-
- Temp :- afebrile
- BP:- 100/70 mm Hg
FEVER CHARTING- RR :- 17 cpm
- PR :- 84 bpm
- SpO2 :- 99% on RA
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:-
CVS :- S1 S2 heard and no murmurs heard
RS :- BAE+ , NVBS , trcheal position is central
CNS :- HMF are functional and no focal neurological deficits are noticed.
P/A :- shape of abdomen is scaphoid
No flank fullness is seen
Umbilicus is inverted and no engorged veins
Hernial surfaces are normal
rigid and guarding is seen.
On palpation diffuse tenderness is seen
liver span :- 15 cm
No other organomegalies is felt.
bowel sounds were reduced [ 4/min ]INVESTIGATIONS :-
HEMOGRAM
HB 11.4GM/DL
TLC #23,200
N/L/E/M/B. #85/07/#00/08/00
PCV #31.8
MCV 88.6
MCH 31.8
MCHC 35.8
RDW-CV #14.5
RDW-SD #47.7
RBC. #3.59
PLT. 62,000
CUE :-
ALBUMIN ++
BILE SALTS AND PIGMENTS NIL
PUS CELLS NIL
LFT :-
Total Bilirubin #14MG/DL
Direct Bilirubin #13.20MG/DL
SGOT #94 IU/L
SGPT #50 IU/L
ALP. # 224 IU/L
TP # 4.9gm/dl
albumin. #2.4gm/dl
A/G RATIO. 0.96
RFT:
Blood urea #196 (6 to 24 mg/dL)
Serum creatinine #4.50.74 to (0.74 to 1.35 mg/dL)
Serum electrolytes
Sodium #119
Potassium #2.6
Chloride #94
Calcium #0.91
ABG:
PH 7.31
Pco2:#18.1
Po2:109
Hco3:#8.9
Blood group:A+ve
APTT 35sec
PT:18sec
INR:1.33
ESR:0.5mm/1st hour
LDH #469
serum amylase 1349 IU/L ( on 29th dec 2022 )Serum osmolality:265.4mosm/kg
Urinary electrolytes:
Sodium 169
Potassium 15
Chloride 180
ECG:-
DIAGNOSIS:-
Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome(acute pancreatitis?) a/w Multi Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
Dilated Cardio MyoPathy ( SIRS/ ALCOHOL INDUCED)
HYPONATREMIA (
HYPOKALEMIA
Acute Kidney Injury
ACUTE LIVER INJURY ( ALCOHOL INDUCED )
TREATMENT:-
Inj. MEROPENEM 1gm iv stat F/b 500mg iv/BD
Inj. DOXY 100mg iv/BD
Inj. PAN. 40mg iv/OD
Inj. ZOFER 4mg iv/sos
Inj. NEOMOL 1gm iv/sis (if temp>101°f)
Inj. LASIX 40mg iv/BD
inj. OPTINEURON 1amp in 100ml NS iv/OD
Tab. UDILIV 300mg BD
SYP. HEPAMERZ 10ml TID
SYP. LACTULOSE 15ml HS
Inj. THIAMINE 200mg in 100ml NS
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