MEDICINE CASE DISCUSSION
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CASE SCENARIO
A 35 yr old male presented with
Fever since 5 days.
Loose stools 4 days back.
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient was apparently asymptomatic five days ago, then he developed fever which was low grade, intermittent, relieved on taking medication, not associated with chills and rigor.
C/o loose stools- 6 episodes, non-watery, not blood stained, four days ago which has subsided now.
No h/o vomitings, pain abdomen
No h/o chest pain, palpitations, SOB
No h/o cold, cough
No h/o bleeding manifestations, purpura, bleeding gums
His platelet count as per outside reports:
19th: 64,000
20th: 11am: 30,000
6 pm: 25,000
21st: 12,000
PAST HISTORY:
Not a k/c/o DM, HTN, Br Asthma, TB, epilepsy, CAD, thyroid
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Married
Occupation: Farmer
Appetite: normal
Diet: mixed
Sleep: reduced
Bladder and bowel movements: regular
Addictions: occasional alcohol drinker
FAMILY HISTORY:
Not significant
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
The patient was c/c/c
Afebrile
Moderately built and nourished
No Pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy
BP: Supine: 120/70mm Hg
Standing: 1 min - 120/90 mm Hg
5 min - 110/80 mm Hg
PR: 96/min
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS :
S1S2 HEARD
no thrills no murmurs
P/A:
Non distended
Diffuse tenderness absent
Guarding and rigidity absent
CNS:
Patient is Conscious
Speech: normal
No signs of Meningeal irritation
Motor & sensory system: normal
Reflexes: present
Cranial nerves: intact
INVESTIGATIONS:
— Chest Xray
— ECG
— USG abdomen
— Hemogram
Day zero:
Hb: 15.0%
TC: 4100
Platelets: 22,000
Day one:
Day two:
— Blood group : O+ve
— MP strip : negative
— Rapid dengue
— LFT
— RBS: 127 mg/dl
— Serum creatinine: 0.8 mg/dl
Blood urea: 12 mg/dl
— Serum electrolytes
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS: Viral Pyrexia with Thrombocytopenia - Dengue NS1
TREATMENT:
Day zero:
1) Plenty of oral fluids
2) IVF - 2.NS, 2.RL @ 75ml/hr
3) Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV OD
4) Tab. PCM 650 mg PO TID
5) Temp charting 4th hrly and Tepid sponging
6) W/F Bleeding manifestations, postural hypotension
Day one:
1) Plenty of oral fluids
2) IVF - 2.NS, 2.RL @ 75ml/hr
3) Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV OD
4) Tab. PCM 650 mg PO TID
5) Temp charting 4th hrly and Tepid sponging
6) W/F Bleeding manifestations, postural hypotension
Day two:
1) Plenty of oral fluids
2) IVF - 2.NS, 2.RL @ 75ml/hr
3) Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV OD
4) Tab. PCM 650 mg PO TID
5) Temp charting 4th hrly and Tepid sponging
6) W/F Bleeding manifestations, postural hypotension
SOAP NOTES:
DAY ONE:
SUBJECTIVE:
no fever spikes
OBJECTIVE:
Pt is c/c/c
BP: 110/80 mm Hg
PR: 84 bpm
CVS - s1, s2 +
RS - BAE +
P/A - Soft, non-tender, Bowel sounds +
CNS - No FAD
ASSESSMENT:
Viral Pyrexia with Thrombocytopenia- Dengue NS1
PLAN OF TREATMENT:
1) Plenty of oral fluids
2) IVF - 2.NS, 2.RL @ 75ml/hr
3) Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV OD
4) Tab. PCM 650 mg PO TID
5) Temp charting 4th hrly and Tepid sponging
6) W/F Bleeding manifestations, postural hypotension
DAY TWO:
SUBJECTIVE:
no fever spikes
OBJECTIVE:
Pt is c/c/c
BP: supine: 110/80 mm Hg
standing 1 min: 100/80 mm Hg
3 min: 110/80 mm Hg
PR: 74 bpm
CVS - s1, s2 +
RS - BAE +
P/A - Soft, non-tender, Bowel sounds +
CNS - No FAD
ASSESSMENT:
Viral Pyrexia with Thrombocytopenia- Dengue NS1
PLAN OF TREATMENT:
1) Plenty of oral fluids
2) IVF - 2.NS, 2.RL @ 75ml/hr
3) Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV OD
4) Tab. PCM 650 mg PO TID
5) Temp charting 4th hrly and Tepid sponging
6) W/F Bleeding manifestations, postural hypotension
COURSE IN THE HOSPITAL:
35 yr old male admitted with complaints of fever since 5 days and loose stools 4 days back. He had 6 episodes of loose stools, which were , non-watery, not blood stained. Along with loose stools, patient also had complaints of low grade fever. The patient was managed conservatively. With improvement in overall condition and resolution of above mentioned symptoms pt was discharged and advised for follow up after 1 week
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