General medicine case 1

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A 45 years old man presented to the OPD with cheif complaints of Swelling of both the legs and Shortness of breath from past 2 months.


HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESSES


Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4months back


Then he complained of Bilateral Pedal Edema which was gradually progressive,pitting type,below the knee.                                           

 He also complained Shortness of breath(Grade2)and pain in the legs. Then they went to nearest medical care and daignosed with kidney problem and was started on medication


6 days back patient presented to the casuality with swelling in the legs and shortness of breath for which he adviced to undergo dialysis


3 dialysis units have been done till 10/8/21



HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESSES

Patient is a known case of HTN from past 1 year

Not a known case of DM,TTS,Asthama and Epilepsy

No history of surgeries and blood transfusions in the past



FAMILY HISTORY

Patient's father was known case of B.P

Patient's mother was a known case of Sugar and B.P

No history of CVA,CAD, Asthama and Thyroid disorder in the family


GENERAL EXAMINATION

Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative

There is Pedal Edema


No pallor,clubbing,koilonychia and lymphadenopathy


VITALS

Temperature: 37.5°C


Pulse rate: 80/min


Respiratory rate: 16breath/min


BP : 110/80 mmHg


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION


CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM


Chest wall is bilaterally symmetric


No precordial bulg


No visible pulsations, engorged veins,scars and sinue


PALPATION


Apex beat : felt in the left 5th intercostal space in mid clavicular lin


AUSCULTATION


S1 and S2 heared


RESPIRATORY CYST


Position of trachea - centre


Bilateral air entry :+


Normal vesicular breath sounds - heared


PER ABDOMINAL


Abdomen distended,soft and non tender


Bowel sounds heared


No palpable mass or free fluid


CENTRAL NERVOUS SYST


Patient is conscious, coherent,coperative with normal speech

and

No signs of meningeal irritation

Sensory and motor reflexes: intact


PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS


Chronic renal failure


INVESTIGATION


LFT 


Total bilirubin: 0.81 mg/dl


Direct bilirubin: 0.20 mg/dl


SGOT: 12 IU/L


SGPT: 10 IU/L


Alkaline phosphatase: #283 IU/L


Total proteins: # 6.3 gm/dl


Albumin: 3.6 gm/dl


Phosphorus: #6.0 mg/dl


Calcium: 9.4 mg/dl


Serum iron 72 micro g/dl


RBS : 109 mg/dl


Blood urea : # 97 mg/dl


Serum creatinine : # 7.5 mg/dl


SERUM ELECTROLYTE


Sodium: 137 mEq/L


Potassium: 4.4 mEq/L


Chloride : 99 mEq/L

CBP



ECG


CUE


CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS


REPORT

TREATMENT

   Since patient has Hb 6.6 gm/dl he undervent blood transfusion (PRBC) on 08/08/21 

    1. Tab. NICARDIA R 6 TARD 20mg PO/BD

    2. Tab. NODOSIS 500mg PO/OD 

    3. Tab. OROFER XT PO/BD 

   4. Tab. SHELAC AC CT PO/BD 

   5. Inj. ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IO.    

         S/C weekly twice

   6. Inj. IRON SUCROSE 10mp in 50ml        

     NS/IV/ Weekly once.  

   7. Fluid restriction < 1.5 L/day.   

   8. Salt restriction < 4 gm/day 

   9. T. LASIX 40 mg PO/BD

POSSIBLE QUESTIONS TO ASK PATIENT

1,When was the first time he undergone              Dialaysis?

2,How frequently he undergoes dialysis?

3,Did his symptoms reduced after   undergoing Dialysis?

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