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August 05, 2021
UREMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY WITH AKI ON CKD WITH THIRD DEGREE HEART BLOCK
CASE SCENARIO:
A 75 year old male patient came to the casuality in unresponsive state since 1 hour.
Patient was having fever since 10 days .
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
The patient was apparently asymptomatic 10 days back then he had insidious onset of fever, low grade intermittent, relieved with medication, not associated with any chills and rigors.
Yesterday morning he woke up, did his routine works and was normal till evening and went to sleep but when they tried to wake him up, the patient was unresponsive.
4 months back the patient's wife demised and from then he was not interacting actively with his family members and was sleeping excessively.
Patient had h/o left sided scrotal swelling since 6 years
No h/o headache, vomiting
HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:
No h/o diabetes, HTN, Asthma, TB and epilepsy
PERSONAL HISTORY
Appetite- decreased since two months
Sleep- excess
Bowel and bladder movements- normal and regular
Addictions- none
FAMILY HISTORY
Not significant
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
No icterus, clubbing, lymphadenopathy, edema, pallor, cyanosis, kolionychia
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
Glasgow scale: E1,V1M1
BP-140 systolic
PR-42/min,regularly irregular
RR-BLAE present
CVS :
S1S2 HEARD
no thrills no murmurs
ABDOMEN:
Non distended
Diffuse tenderness absent
Guarding and rigidity absent
CNS-
Right Left
Tone UL. Hyper Hypo
LL. Hypo Hypo
Power UL - -
LL - -
Reflexes-
B- ++ ++
T- ++ ++
S- ++ ++
K- + -
A- - -
P- extensor extensor
INVESTIGATIONS:
1. ECG
2. 2D Echo
3. Chest X ray
5. MRI Brain
6. Ultrasound
14. RTPCR
TREATMENT:
Inj. MONOCEF 1gm IV/BD
Inj. PAN 40 mg IV/OD
Inj. LASIX 40 mg IV/BD
Inj. DEXA 8mg IV/BD
Tab. ALUPENT RT/OD
Strict I/O charting
BP monitoring 2 hourly
Ryle's tube feeding - 100ml milk with protein powder 2 tbsp
COURSE IN THE HOSPITAL:
75 yr old male came to the casuality in unresponsive state since 1 hour with h/o fever since 10 days and excessive sleep since 4 months. 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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