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80 Y/M with fever and burning micturation

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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 plan  

 

02-02-2022

 

A 80 year old male came to OPD with 

CHEIF COMPLAINTS

Fever and chills since 11 days


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS 


Patient was apparently asymptomatic 11 days back since then he had fever which is insidious in onset, intermittent , high grade, with evening rise of temperature and associated with chills and rigors . Patient looks extremely lethargic, generalized weakness (patient is not able to carry out his daily routine and not able to sit or walk without attenders support, previously used to be active) and fever subsided on taking medication (paracetamol).

He has difficult while swallowing solid foods, able to drink liquids without any difficulty.

He has burning micturation since 1 week.

6 days ago they went to a local doctor where urine examination was done and said there is pus in the urine and treated him with antipyeretics and antibiotics.

He also has increased frequency of micturation and has dribbling of urine on straining and postvoidal residue since 6 days.

He also complains of being thirsty and feels dryness of tongue in spite of drinking water.

History of constipation since 5 days and he passed stool day before night after enema.

There is history of weight loss as noted by attenders.

Patient also complains of bilateral knee pain since 5 years and history of knee locking (suggestive of osteoarthritis).

No history of cough, body pains, shortness of breath, vomiting, diarrhea, shortness of breath.



PAST HISTORY:

No history of similar complaints in th past.

He is a known case of Hypertension and Diabetes since 5years and is on atenolol 50mg, Metformin 500mg and glipizide 5mg.

He is not a known case of asthma, epilepsy,CAD. 

History of surgery done for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).



PERSONAL HISTORY:

Daily routine:

He wakes up at 5am in the morning and gets freshened up and goes to get milk.He then drinks tea at 7am in the morning.Then he does few household chores like boiling water, cleaning the house.

Then at 9am he eats breakfast.

Then he takes rest for sometime and goes to a forest to get sticks and tie them together and make broomsticks.

Then at 2pm he eats his lunch and takes rest for sometime and goes out for a walk and then have dinner at 8pm.

He goes to bed by 9pm.

Diet-mixed

Appetite-decreased 

Sleep adequate 

Bladder movements-increased frequency.

Bowel movements- constipation since 6 days.

He drinks alcohol occasionally (90ml) and smokes daily 2to 3 beedi per day.


FAMILY HISTORY:

His 1st son died due to heart attack. 

And his 2nd son died for liver failure secondary to shock



GENERAL EXAMINATION:

Patient is conscious non coherant cooperative 

Moderately built and poorly nourished.

No pallor







Icterus is present 

No cyanosis 

No clubbing 

No lymphadenopathy 

No edema

Bilateral knee joint swelling(with flexion deformity)






VITALS:


BP: 130/80 mmHg

PR: 74 bpm

Temp : 98.6F

GRBS : 170mg/dl 


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:


CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM:

Conscious and non coherant 

HIGHER MENTAL Functions Intact.

MMSE 24/30

CRANIAL NERVE EXAMINATION:

1st : Normal

2nd : visual acuity is normal

3rd,4th,6th : pupillary reflexes present

                 EOM full range of motion present     
    

5th : sensory intact

           motor intact

7th : normal

8th : No abnormality noted.

9th,10th,11th,12th : normal.



MOTOR EXAMINATION:

SUPERFICIAL REFLEXES:

CORNEAL present       
CONJUNCTIVAL present 

DEEP TENDON REFLEXES:

                           Right Left

                      UL          LL          UL       LL

   BULK:   Normal Normal Normal Normal

   TONE :  Normal Normal  Normal normal

   POWER :    4/5      4/5        4/5          4/5



   DEEP TENDON REFLEXES:

                             Right              left

   BICEPS.                   1                     1                 

   TRICEPS                  2                     2                        

   SUPINATOR            1                     2                

   KNEE                       2                      1     

  ANKLE                     1                      2         
 

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SENSORY EXAMINATION:  

SPINOTHALAMIC SENSATION:

Crude touch Present 

Pain Present 

Temperature Present 

DORSAL COLUMN SENSATION:

Fine touch  Present 

Vibration Present 

Proprioception Present 

CORTICAL SENSATION:

Two point discrimination Present 

Tactile localisation Present 

CEREBELLAR EXAMINATION:

 Finger nose test able to perform 

 Heel knee test able to perform

https://youtu.be/6IUtiGy19K0

Dysdiadochokinesia Absent 

Speech Normal 

Rhombergs test Absent

SIGNS OF MENINGEAL IRRITATION: 

Kernig's sign, brudzinski sign, neck rigidity

 absent 


RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:Bilateral air entry present,vesicular breath sounds heard, no adventitious sounds heard. 


CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM:

S1 ans S2 geart sounds heard,no murmurs heard 


ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION:

Soft and non tender,No organomegaly

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS


UROSEPSIS(CUE -30-40pus cells,alb+)

With AKI(creat 1.7) - Resolved 

Dyselectrolytemia (hypotonic hyponatremia improving with 0.9%NS Na 123 at presentation improved to 128,Hypokalemia 2.7 at presentation -after correction 2.9)

Acute liver injury



INVESTIGATIONS:

On 26-11-2022 :










On 27-11-2022





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On 29-11-2022






On 30-11-2022










1-12-2022







Culture 


2D echo 


USG


2-12-2022






3-12-2022






TREATMENT:

Inj Pentaz 4.5 gm IV stat

Inj KCL 2 amps in 500 ml NS

Tab doxy 100 mg/po/bd

Tab pan 40 mg/po/bd

Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100m NS

Lactulose


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