Friday 30 April 2021

CASE OF A 65 YR OLD MALE WITH CKD : LONG CASE GM (1601006087)

 

CASE OF A 65 YR OLD MALE WITH CKD : LONG CASE GM FINALS

1601006087

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This is the case i have been given :

A 65 year old male who was a farmer came to the OPD with

 CHIEF COMPLAINTS OF :

1. Decreased urine out since 4 months

2. Bilateral pedal edema since 4 months and 

3. Abdominal distension since 4 months

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS : 

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back then developed decreased urine output , which is insidious in onset with decreased frequency and later facial puffiness followed by bilateral pedal edema , pitting type, gradually progressed to involve abdomen with abdominal distension, no aggregating and relieving factors. 

There is history of pruritus and pigmentation of both the lower limbs

PAST HISTORY : 

He was k/c/o HTN since 5 yrs and was on medications

No h/o suggesting DM, CAD, CVA, TB, asthma, epilepsy

10 yrs back patient had a road Traffic accident for which surgery(? Intramedullary nail insitu) was done for ?hip fracture In nalgonda govt hospital. He had taken NSAIDS for 1 year then.

1 year back patient gives history of taking NSAIDS 3 tabs per day daily for bilateral knee and back pain given by RMP. He took it daily for 1 year

Patient also gives a h/o bilateral Tympanic membrane perforation 6 yrs back (following an infection).

He gives a history of cataract surgery for right eye 10years ago

FAMILY HISTORY : 

No k/c/o HTN,DM,TB, asthama,CAD, epilepsy and CKD

PERSONAL HISTORY :

Mixed diet

Appetwite is reduced

Sleep is adequate

Bowel regular

Oliguria since 4 months

Addictions :  h/o beedi smoking 4-5 years ,stopped 1 year back


GENERAL EXAMINATION :

• Patient is conscious, coherent & cooperative 

• Thin built and malnourished

GENERAL SIGNS :

• PALLOR present

• No Icterus, cyanosis,clubbing koilonychia and Lymphadenopathy 

PEDAL EDEMA + , which is pitting type


VITALS :

• Temp: 98.5 F,

• RR : 18 cycles/min,

• BP : 100/70mmHg,

• PR : 80/min, regular rythm, normal volume,no radio-radial or radio-femoral delay, Condition of the vessel wall is normal

• SpO2: 97% on RA


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :

• CVS: s1 s2 +

 no murmurs

• RS:

Bilateral air entry present

Normal vesicular breath sounds, No added sounds

• CNS:

All higher motor functions are normal

Except 8th nerve (Bilateral sensory neural hearing loss present). All other Cranial nerves are intact

Sensory system normal

Motor system normal

Cerebellar signs normal

No meningeal signs


• Per abdomen :

Soft

Non tender

No organomegaly

Bowel sounds heard


INVESTIGATIONS :

Complete blood picture

Complete urine examination


Serum iron

Renal function tests

Liver function tests


Blood grouping & Rh typing


HIV


HbsAg


Anti HCV Antibodies


SARS COVID


USG


ECG 


PROVISONAL DIAGNOSIS:

CKD stage II, secondary to NSAID abuse


TREATMENT GIVEN :

The patient was on hemodialysis along with drugs
Hemodialysis chart



Fluid & salt retention (< 1 litre/day and <2gm/day )
Tab. Nicardia 10 mg TID
Tab. Lasix 40 md BD
Tab. Nododis 500 mg BD
Tab. Shelcol OD
CAP - alpha -D3 OD
Sodium bicarbonate
Injection iron sucrose 100 mg BD
Injection Monocef 1g BD
Injection erythropoietin 4000 iu/ one weekly

CASE OF A 40 YEAR FEMALE WITH PEDAL EDEMA : SHORT CASE (1601006087)

 

CASE OF A 40 YEAR FEMALE WITH PEDAL EDEMA : SHORT CASE

1601006087

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THIS IS THE CASE I HAVE BEEN GIVEN :

A 40 year old female patient, works at a construction site came to the opd with

CHIEF COMPLAINTS OF :

1. Chest pain since 5 days
2. Shortness of breath since 5 days

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS :
The patient was apparently asymptomatic 5 days ago, the she developed chest pain, non radiating &  increased on taking deep inspiration.
Shortness of breath on & off

No h/o orthopnea, PND, fever, Cough

PAST HISTORY :  Not a k/c/o DM, HTN, CAD, Asthama, epilepsy and Tb

PERSONAL HISTORY :

Mixed diet
Appetite normal
Sleep is adequate
Bowel and bladder movements regular
No addictions

FAMILY HISTORY : Not significant

GENERAL EXAMINATION :

• She is conscious,coherent and cooperative
• Moderately built & moderately nourished
• No Pallor, icterus,clubbing,cyanosis,koilonychia and lymphedeopathy

BILATERAL PEDAL EDEMA present, pitting type 

• JVP is raised - 5cm



VITALS :

 •Afebrile
• PR : 102 bpm, regular rythm, normal volume, no radio radial & radio femoral delay, condition of the arterial wall is normal.
• RR : 18 cpm
• B.P : 110/80 mm hg


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :

• CVS : S1, S2 + , No added murmurs

• RS : NVBS, bilateral air entry present, no added sounds

• CNS : 

All higher motor functions are normal

Cranial nerves intact

Sensory system normal

Motor system normal

Cerebellar signs normal

No meningeal signs

• P/A : Soft, non tender, no organomegaly, bowel sounds heard

INVESTIGATIONS :

Complete blood picture :



ECG :


COLOUR DOPPLER 2D ECHO



TREATMENT GIVEN :

Tab. Nexpro 40 mg OD
Syrup sucralfate 10 mg TID
Provisional Diagnosis: early signs of right heart failure

Monday 26 April 2021

CASE OF A 60 YEAR OLD MALE WITH CKD



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April 23, 2021
CASE OF A 60 YEAR OLD MALE WITH CKD
This is the case i have been given :



A 65 year old male who was a farmer came to the OPD with

 CHIEF COMPLAINTS OF :

1. Decreased urine out since 4 months

2. Bilateral pedal edema since 4 months and 

3. Abdominal distension since 4 months

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS : 

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 months back then developed decreased urine output , which is insidious in onset with decreased frequency and later facial puffiness followed by bilateral pedal edema , pitting type, gradually progressed to involve abdomen with abdominal distension, no aggregating and relieving factors. 

There is history of pruritus and pigmentation of both the lower limbs

PAST HISTORY : 

He was k/c/o HTN since 5 yrs and was on medications

No h/o suggesting DM, CAD, CVA, TB, asthma, epilepsy

10 yrs back patient had a road Traffic accident for which surgery(? Intramedullary nail insitu) was done for ?hip fracture In nalgonda govt hospital. He had taken NSAIDS for 1 year then.
4yrs back he developed perforation in tympanum and later progressed to hearing loss
1 year back patient gives history of taking NSAIDS 3 tabs per day daily for bilateral knee and back pain given by RMP. He took it daily for 1 year

He gives a history of cataract surgery for right eye 10years ago

FAMILY HISTORY : 

No k/c/o HTN,DM,TB, asthama,CAD, epilepsy and CKD

PERSONAL HISTORY :

Mixed diet

Appetite is reduced

Sleep is adequate

Bowel regular

Oliguria since 4 months

Addictions : h/o beedi smoking 4-5 years ,stopped 1 year back



GENERAL EXAMINATION :

• Patient is conscious, coherent & cooperative 

• Thin built and malnourished

GENERAL SIGNS :

• PALLOR present


• No Icterus, cyanosis,clubbing koilonychia and Lymphadenopathy 

PEDAL EDEMA + , which is pitting type





VITALS :

• Temp: 98.5 F,

• RR : 18 cycles/min,

• BP : 100/70mmHg,

• PR : 80/min, regular rythm, normal volume,no radio-radial or radio-femoral delay, Condition of the vessel wall is normal

• SpO2: 97% on RA



SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :

• CVS: s1 s2 +

 no murmurs

• RS:

Bilateral air entry present

Normal vesicular breath sounds, No added sounds

• CNS:
1)Intellectual functions

 -patient is conscious,oriented to time ,place and person

-memory-immediate,recent and remote memory present

-appearence-well kept

-speech-normal 

2)cranial nerves

Olfactory-smell present on both sides

Optic-visual acuity -6/6

    Visual field,colour vision,reflexes -normal 

3,4,6 cranial nerves-ocular movements -present

         Nystagmus,pros is,Diplopoda-absent

       Pupils are normal

Trigeminal -motor and sensory functions normal on both sides

 Facial nerve


-No deviation of mouth 

-frowning present

-absent nasolabial folds on left side

-blowing and whistling absent

Taste sensation on anterior 2/3rd of tongue present

Corneal reflexpresent on both sides

Vestibulocochlear nerve-rinnes Weber,schwabach test Negative on both sides

Vagus and glossopharyngeal -uvula midline

Spinal accessory-shrugging of shoulders present

Hypoglossal-no deviation of tongue



3)Motor system

A)attitude and position-Normal

B)bulk-no wasting

C)tone-Rt Lt

UL N N

LL N N

D)power-

UL Rt Lt

      -5/5 -5/5

LL -5/5 4/5

4)Reflexes

Superficial Rt Lt

  Corneal +2 +2

 Conjunctival +2 +2

Abdominal +2 +2        



Deep Rt Lt

Biceps +2 +3

Triceps +2 +2

Supinator +2 +2

Knee +2 +2

Ankle 0 0



5)Sensory system  

Superficial -fine touch,temperature,pain -present

Deep-position,vibration,crude touch,stereognosis,2point discrimination- present 



6)Cerebellum 

Speech,nystagmus,ataxia,tremors,released reflexes absent

7)Coordination and gait

Finger nose test ,finger finger test,heel knee test-present

Gait -dragging type

 Romberg test -negative

8)signs of meningeal irritation

Nuchal rigidity,kernigs and brudzinski’s sign - absent



• Per abdomen :

Soft

Non tender

No organomegaly

Bowel sounds heard



INVESTIGATIONS :

Complete blood picture

Complete urine examination

The patient was on hemodialysis along with drugs
Hemodialysis chart




Fluid & salt retention (< 1 litre/day and <2gm/day )
Tab. Nicardia 10 mg TID
Tab. Lasix 40 md BD
Tab. Nododis 500 mg BD
Tab. Shelcol OD
CAP - alpha -D3 OD
Sodium bicarbonate
Injection iron sucrose 100 mg BD
Injection Monocef 1g BD
Injection erythropoietin 4000 iu/ one weekly