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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 

Chief Complaints:

A 28 year old male came to OPD with cheif complaints of 


Abdominal distension since 10 days

Shortness of breath since 5 days

Yellowish discoluration of eyes since 5 days

Fever since 3 days

Pedal edema_3 days

History of present illness:

Patient was apparently asymptomatic  4 months  back then he developed abdomibal distension which is  Insidious in onset and gradually progressive . Shortness of breath which is grade 3 ,aggravated on lying down and relived on standing ,yellowish discoloration of eye for 5days , fever which Insidious in onset and gradually progressive is not associated with chills and rigor ,no evening rise of temperature he went to hospital , 

History of similar complaints in the past 4 months back he took medication for that and symptoms subsided

Then ,he started to consume alcohol(180 ml) daily , 

  he had same complaints from  10 days he came to hospital


Then he presented on with complains of Abdominal distension since 5days, Shortness of Breath Gradelll ,fever not associated with Chills and rigor without evening rise of temperature, Altered sleep cycle,facial puffiness,, pedal edema is seen for 3 days. Pitting type

No history of palpitions, syncope

No history of decreased urinary output

No history of hematemesis, melena, 


Past history:

History of similar complaints in the past 4 months back

Not a known case of diabetes,hypertension,asthma,Tb,CAD.

Personal history:

Diet : Mixed 

Appetite : Decreased 

Sleep : Disturbed

Bowel and Bladder moments : normal

Addictions : alcohol consumptions daily

Micturition : Normal 


Family history:

Not significant.

General physical examination:

Patient is conscious ,coherent and cooperative and well oriented to time, place and person.

moderately built and nourished.

Pallor-absent

Icterus-present

Cyanosis-absent

Clubbing-absent

Lymphadenopathy-absent

Edema _ present








Vitals:

Temperature - 98.2*c

PR :- 95bpm

RR :-22cpm

BP :- 130/80mm Hg

SPO2 :- 98%




Systemic examination:

Lips 

Teeth

Gingiva 

Tongue

Buccal mucosa

All are normal

Abdomen examination:

Inspection:

Shape_distension of abdomen

Flanks _full

Umbulicus_everted

Engorged veins _ present

Skin over abdomen _shiny and Streached

No visible scars and sinuses

No visible peristalsis

Movement of abdomen_moving with respration

No hernial orifice


Palpation:

Abdomen

,non tender.soft, 

Uniformly distended

No splenomegaly hepatomegaly

Kidney_not palpable

Percussion:

Fluid thrill_present

Auscultion:

Bowel sound heard

No bruits

Respiratory examination:

-Upper respiratory tract:No DNS,Nasal polyp 

Oral cavity:Good oral hygiene.No loss of tooth/caries.

Posterior pharyngeal wall-normal.

-Lower respiratory tract:

On inspection:

Shape of chest: Elliptical,b/l symmetrical chest.

Trachea appears to be central

Chest moves on respiration and  equal on both sides

No accessory respiratory muscles are used in respiration.


Apical impulse is not visible.


No scars, sinuses,engorged veins.


No kyphosis, scoliosis.


Palpation:


No local rise of temperature, tenderness.All inspectory findings are confirmed by palpation.


Trachea-central position 


Apex beat-5th ICS medial to midclavicular line

Percussion:

Supraclavicular 

Infraclavicular

Mammary 

Inframammary 

Axillary 

Infra axillary 

Supra scapular 

Infra scapular 

Inter scapular 

Normal Resonance in all areas

Auscultation:

Bilateral air entry present.

Normal vesicular breathe sounds heard.

Cardiovascular examination:


JVP- Not raised,normal wave pattern.

-on inspection:

 shape of chest wall elliptical, no visible pulsations, no engorged veins present.

Apical impulse is not visible

Palpation:

apex beat over left 5th intercostal space medial to midclavicular line. No parasternal heaves

No precordial thrill 

No dilated veins 

Percussion:


Auscultation:s1 and s2 heard no murmurs heard.

CNS EXAMINATION:

Higher mental functions:

Patient is conscious,coherent,cooperative,

Speech and language is normal 

CRANIAL NERVES:Intact

Olfactory nerve 

Optic nerve 

Occulomotor nerve 

Trochlear 

Trigeminal 

Abducens 

Facial 

Vestibulocochlear 

Glossopharyngeal 

Vagus 

Spinal accessory 

Hypoglossal 

Motor system:

                             Right          Left 

 Bulk           UL      n                n      

                    LL      n                 n  


Tone          UL      n              n 

                   LL      n             n 

Power      UL      5/5         5/5  

              LL     5/5         5/5 

Reflexes: 

Superficial reflexes: present

Corneal 

Conjunctival 

Abdominal 

Plantar reflexes 

Deep reflexes:Present 

Biceps 

Triceps 

Knee 

Ankle 

Co ordination present 

Gait normal 

No involuntary movements 

Sensory system: 

Pain, temperature, pressure, vibration perceived 

Romberg's test:absent

Graphaesthesia:normal 

Cerebellar signs: 

No nystagmus,Finger nose test positive,Heel knee test positive 

No signs of meningeal irritation. 

      Provisional diagnosis: decompensated liver disease with Ascitis secondary to alcoholic Cirrhosis








Investigations:








ECG:


USG:


2D ECHO:





X ray:


Provisional diagnosis:

Chronic liver disease.

Treatment:

1. FLUID RESTRICTION.
2. SALT RESTRICTED NORMAL DIET.
3. INJ. CEFOTAXIM 2 GRAM TWICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
4. INJ. VIT K 1 AMP IN 100 ML NS ONCE DAILY  INTRAVENOUSLY.

6. INJ. PAN 40 MG TWICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
7. INJ. ZOFER 4 MG THRICE DAILY INTRAVENOUSLY.
8. TAB. PCM 650 mg SOS (<1 GRAM / DAY).
9. SYP. LACTULOSE 15 ML 30 MINUTES BEFORE FOOD THRICE DAILY.


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