Tuesday, April 27, 2021

1601006046 Short case

 GENERAL MEDICINE 

 A 46 year old female, resident of Nalgonda, who is a housewife came to the outpatient department with the chief complaint of shortness of breath since 5 days. 

History of presenting illness: 

The patient was apparently asymptomatic 5 days ago and then she developed shortness of breath which was insidious in onset, gradually progressive, aggravated on lying down and relieved on medication.

Associated with orthopnea, wheeze, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea. 

Anasarca and cough with expectoration since 5 days which was insidious in onset. 

Known case of COPD since 12 years and is on inhaler. 

Personal history- 

Chronic smoker since 20 years.

General Examination: 

Raised JVP

Respiratory System examination: 

• Inspection- normal

• Palpation- normal

• Auscultation- bilateral decreased breath sounds and bilateral rhonchi and crepitations present at infrascapular and infraaxillary areas.


CVS Examination-  

• Inspection- normal

• Palpation-

*left parasternal heave

*palpable P2

*apex beat at 5th intercostal space, lateral to midclavicular line

• Auscultation -S1,S2 heard

Loud P2, No murmurs



Findings- 

• Right atrium and ventricle- dilated

• RVSP- 85 mm of Hg 

• Severe TR with PAH


1601006046 Long case

 GENERAL MEDICINE

A 65 year old male, resident of Veliminedu, Chityal who is a mason by occupation came to the outpatient department on 12th of April 2021 with the chief complaints of swelling in both the legs since 14 days and altered sensorium since 2 days. 

History of presenting illness: 

The patient was apparently asymptomatic 14 days ago, he then developed swelling in both the legs which was insidious in onset, gradually progressive, grade 3 pitting oedema, aggravated on rest and relieved by walking. It was associated with facial puffiness which was noticeable early in the morning. History of decreased urine output since 10 days. Members of the family complained of abnormal behaviour such as inappropriate shouting since 2 days. 

Not associated with nausea, vomiting, dyspnea, fatigue, abdominal pain, cough or palpitations. 

Past history: 

Similar complaints of pedal oedema and decreased urinary output were present 5 months ago. The patient took medication (Furosemide 10mg) prescribed by a local doctor and stopped the medication once the symptoms subsided. 

He is a known case of hypertension from 9 years and is taking Metaprolol and Amilodipine since then. 

Not a known case of diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis, asthma and seizures. 

Personal history: 

Diet: Mixed 

Appetite: Decreased

Bowel and bladder: Regular 

Sleep: Adequate 

Addictions: None 

Family history: 

No significant family history. 

Treatment history: 

He has been put on dialysis since admission and has completed 6 sessions. 

Torsemide 10 mg since 5 months. 

General examination: 

Patient was in altered sensorium while examining. 

Temperature: Afebrile 

Pulse rate: 82 bpm, regular in rhythm 

Blood pressure: 110/70 mm of Hg 

Respiratory rate: 16 cycles per min 

Pupils: Bilateral reacting to light

JVP is normal 

Physical examination: 

Pallor: present 

Icterus: absent 

Cyanosis: absent 

Clubbing: absent 

Oedema: absent 

Lymphadenopathy: absent 

Central nervous system examination: 

GCS: E4V3M4 

Motor system- 

                               Right               Left 

Tone: 

Upper limb -           Normal          Normal 

Lower limb -           Normal          Normal 

Reflexes: 

Biceps -                  2+                   2+ 

Supinator -             2+                    2+ 

Triceps -                 2+                    2+ 

Knee -                     2+                    2+ 

Ankle -                    1+                    1+ 

Babinski -             Negative           Negative 

• All superficial reflexes are intact. 

• Sensory and cranial nerves: not able to assess. 

Per abdomen examination: 

Umbilicus midline and inverted 

Soft, non tender and no organomegaly 

No shifting dullness or fluid thrill. 

Bowel sounds are present. 

Kidneys were not palpable bimanually. 

CVS examination: 

S1, S2 sounds are heard. No murmurs, apex beat heard at left 5th ICS, medial to MCL.

Respiratory system examination: 

Normal vesicular breath sounds heard. 

Bilateral air entry present. 

Investigations: 

Complete blood picture- 

 
Complete urine examination- 

Ultrasound abdomen- 

Chest X-ray- 




 




Provisional diagnosis: Chronic Kidney disease leading to uremic encephalopathy. 

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