Friday, June 11, 2021

51 year old female with SOB

patient came with shortness of breath, altered sensorium, GRBS high and urine ketones positive.


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 Chief complaints;-

A 51 year old female patient is a known case of diabetes mellitus since 20 yrs. She was initially on OHA and 
since 3 years on insulin 20 units in the morning and 10 units in evening.

 Now she came with chief complaints of 
Pain in right hypochondrium and epigastrium since 4 days.

No h/o blood in vomitus.
Patient has loss of appetite since 2 days.

Patient didn't take her regular dose of insulin, As she didn't eat anything.

 No h/o fever, pain abdomen, loose stools, no h/o cough.
N/o yellow discoloration of eyes, pedal edema, chest pain, palpitations.

She has c/o altered sensorium, on 12/06/2021 early morning.

Past history - 
H/o hysterectomy 20 yrs back.
No H/o hypertension,asthma, epilepsy, TB.

 Personal history - 
Diet - mixed, 
Appetite decreased since 2 days
Bowel and bladder - regular .
no  addictions.

 Vitals - 
Bp -150/100 mm Hg
PR -134 bpm
RR - 32 cpm 
TEMP - Afebrile
SPO2 :-100% on room air
GRBS:- HIGH (>500) AT ADMISSION.

On examination-
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative.

Abdominal examination-
Tenderness in Right hypochondrium and epigastrium.
No palpable mass.
 
Cvs- 
S1 S2 heard,
No thrills, no murmurs.

Respiratory system -
BAE - present 
           Nvbs.
 CNS - intact.

  Investigations - 











Treatment -
1. IV fluids 
2. Insulin infusion

Discharge summary -

JUNE MONTHLY ASSESSMENT

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