second internal practical exam : case of 65 year old male with Sob and stomach pain

5/12/22:

CHIEF COMPLAINTS:- 

Pain in the lower abdomen for 5 days 
Shortness of breath for 5 days

HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:- 

The patient was apparently asymptomatic 25 years back then he had a cough that was blood-stained when he was diagnosed with Tuberculosis and was on ATT for 6 months after he was said that he is free from the disease.

Then
2 years back then he started having shortness of breath Grade 2 ( sob on some physical activity) which is insidious in onset and relieved temporarily on medication, from then he had intermittent shortness of breath which relieved on the medication temporarily. 

6 months back he again developed shortness of breath of grade 2 ( walking after 300 m ) which is insidious in onset where he was taken to a higher center where he was prescribed a medication that he didn’t use properly and used only on the aggravation of shortness of breath.

After that 5 months back he suffered from an accident where his left tibia and left rib got fractured where he was managed with POP casting for 45 days and on calcium tablets ( dose -500mg).


9 days back He also experienced diffuse pain all over the abdomen which was insidious in onset and was not radiating and relieved on temporary medication .
But pain abdomen was resolved 2 days ago
   
NO H/O of Hematemesis, Malena, Vomiting, Nausea H/O bulky stools, black tarry, and clay-coloured. H/O Jaundice, pruritus
NO H/O fever with chills
NO H/O anorexia
NO H/O orthopnea, palpitations
NO H/O frothy urine
NO H/O haematuria, oliguria
NO H/O blood transfusions
NO H/O tattoo marking
NO H/O loss of weight

He also developed shortness of breath since 5 days which was insidious in onset grade 3 ( sob on normal physical activity) which was relieved on medication ( drug unknown; dose - unknown) 

There is a history of cough which is productive ( which has mucous as content scanty in quantity; white in colour; and no foreign bodies) 
fatigue; sweating ; 
No history of palpitations 
No H/O fever, or joint pains. 

PAST HISTORY:-

History of pulmonary TB 25 yrs back 

No history of DM 

No history of Hypertension, asthma, epilepsy, TB

No history of prolonged hospital stay

No history of previous surgeries
PERSONAL HISTORY:-

Appetite - Reduced since 1 year

Diet - Mixed

Bowel and Bladder - Regular

Sleep - inadequate 

Addictions - stopped 20 years back, before alcohol and smoking but was a chronic smoker in the past


FAMILY HISTORY:-

None of the patient’s parents, siblings, or first-degree relatives have or have had similar complaints or any significant co-morbidities.

ALLERGIC HISTORY:-No allergies to any kind of food or medication.
Asthma/COPD/ CAD/ Blood transfusions
Any surgeries, drug usage, allergies.

HIGH ARCHED PALATE

GENERAL EXAMINATION:- 

A 65 old male patient, supine decubitus who Is conscious, coherent and cooperative 

comfortably seated/lying on the bed, well-oriented to time,

place and person

There is Pallor







No, Icterus, cyanosis, clubbing 

generalized lymphadenopathy and no pedal edema 



Pulse: Rate, rhythm(regular)character(normal ), volume :- low 

peripheral pulsations [Carotid, brachial, radial, femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, dorsalis pedis]- present 

no radio radial delay 

BP: 120/80 mm Hg measured on Rt Upper arm In supine position

Respiratory Rate:25 CPM; type- Abdomino thoracic
The above-mentioned positive history is in favor of respiratory; GIT and CVS hence I have examined all the systems.

First I examined respiratory system;


RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:- 




INSPECTION:

1. Shape of Chest - normal

2. Trachea position central

3. Apical Impulse - no visible

4. Movements of the chest: Respiratory rate:- 14cpm Type- abdomino thoracic type no accessory muscles involved.

5. Skin over the chest: Any engorged veins, sinuses, subcutaneous nodules, intercostal scars, or intercostal swellings.

6. All the areas appear normal.

PALPITATION:

1. No local rise in Temperature and tenderness

2. All inspector findings confirmed. (Tracheal position, apex beat)

3. Expansion of the chest- equal in all planes 



PERCUSSION:

Resonant all over the chest 


AUSCULTATION:

1. Normal breath sounds were heard in all areas except the left infra axillary where there are decreased breath sounds.


:-  

PER ABDOMEN:

INSPECTION:

9 REGIONS

Shape (scaphoid)

No Distention of Abdomen 

Flanks- full 

Umbilicus- normal 

The skin over the abdomen: (smooth)

No engorged veins, visible pulsations, or hernia orifices.



PALPATION:- 

Tender in the following areas.

      
                                                Per abdomen tenderness has resolved completely now since 5/12/22
No hepatomegaly and splenomegaly



PERCUSSION:

Normal



AUSCULTATION:

1. Bowel Sounds - heard 





CVS:-   



INSPECTION:-



Appears normal in shape

Apex beat is not visible



PALPITATION:

1- All inspector findings were confirmed.

2-Trachea is central.

3-Apex Beat - diffuse 



 No palpable murmurs (thrills)





AUSCULTATION:-

S 1; S 2 heard in all the areas



INVESTIGATIONS:-



29-11-2022


30/12/22:

        
3/12/22:
Abg:
ECG:
29/12/22:
2/12/22:
5/12/22:
4/12/22:

xray chest:
Chest x ray shows reduced lung size due to fibrosis,as the patient has a history of Tuberculosis and smoking
Ultrasound report:
(Presence of cystic lesions in kidney)


PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:- 


COR PULMONALE ,Heart failure with mid range reduced ejection fraction (52%)
With anemia and
 Chronic kidney disease (cysts in the kidney)

with a history of Pulmonary TB- 25 years back

 



TREATMENT: 



Head end elevation up to 30 degrees

supplementation if spo2

<90%

MONITOR 4- hrly

NEB - SALBUTAMOL 4 hrly

FEVER CHART 4 th hrly 

InJ LASIX 4O mg



DAY 1 FOLLOW-UP:-on 5/12/



SUBJECTIVE: 



4 Episodes of loose stools





OBJECTIVE: 



Pt is c/c/c



Afebrile 



BP- 120/80mmHg



PR-76bpm



RR-20cpm



SpO2-98%(as on 6/12/22)



GRBS-98mg/dL



CVS-S1S2+



RS-BAE+



PA-soft, tenderness at Rt hypogastrium and left lumbar region



CNS-NFD



I/O- 1000/800ml





ASSESSMENT:

 COR PULMONALE HEART FAILURE WITH MID RANGE EJECTION FRACTION with H/O PULMONARY KOCHS- 25 years back with ANEMIA under evaluation with AKI on PCKD


Pain abdomen has resolved as on 5/12/22


PLAN:



1. HEAD END ELEVATION UPTO 30 degrees 



2. INJ AUGMENTIN 1.2g IV/STAT



3. INJ PANTOP 40mg/IV/BD



4. NEBULIZATION WITH SALBUTAMOL 4 the hourly



5. INJ LASIX 20mg/IV/BD



6. INJ SPORLAC- DS po/TID



7. ORS sachets

Treatment as on 5/12/22:


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