1801006152 - SHORT CASE
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CHIEF COMPLAINTS:
A 40 year old male resident of Krishnapuram, Nalgonda dist, field assistant by occupation presented with the chief complaints of -
pain abdomen since 6 days
nausea and vomiting since 6 days
abdominal distension since 5 days
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 6 days ago, then he developed abdominal pain in epigastric region which is squeezing type, constant, radiating to the back and aggravated on doing any activity and relieved on sitting and bending forward.
He developed nausea and vomiting which was 8-10 episodes which was non bilious, non projectile and food as content.
H/o abdominal distension which was sudden in onset and gradually progressive to current size .
No history of fever, shortness of breath, cough , hemoptysis
No h/o orthopnea , pnd , fatigue , palpitations.
No h/o decreased urine output, burning micturition .
PAST HISTORY :
Patient is a known case of diabetes and hypertension since 5 years
No history of asthma, TB, epilepsy and thyroid disorders.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Appetite : decreased
Diet : mixed
Sleep : disturbed
Bowel and Bladder : regular
Addictions : History of alcohol intake for 5 years
FAMILY HISTORY:
History of diabetes to patient's mother since 14 years
History of diabetes to patient's father since 15 years
GENERAL EXAMINATION :
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative and well oriented to time, place and person
Adequately built and Adequately nourished
Pallor - Absent
Icterus - Absent
Clubbing - Absent
Cyanosis - Absent
Lymphadenopathy -Absent
Pedal Edema - Absent
Vitals :
Temperature - 99 F
Pulse Rate - 80 bpm
Blood Pressure - 130/90 mmHg
Respiratory Rate - 13 breaths per minute and regular
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
Patient examined in a well lit room, after taking informed consent.
PER ABDOMEN :
Inspection -
Shape - Uniformly Distended
Umbilicus - displaced downwards
Skin - No scars, sinuses, stretch marks, striae, no dilated veins, hernial orifices free
External genitalia - normal
Palpation -
No local rise in temperature and tenderness
Liver not palpable
Spleen not palpable
Kidneys are not palpable
Abdominal Girth - 84 cm
Percussion -
Shifting Dullness - Present
Liver span - Normal
Spleen Percussion - Normal
Auscultation -
Bowel Sounds - Absent
No Bruit
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM EXAMINATION :
Inspection -
Chest Wall is Symmetrical
Precordial Bulge is not seen
No dilated veins, scars, sinuses
Apical impulse - Not Seen
Jugular Venous Pulse - Not Raised
Palpation -
Apical Impulse - Felt at 5th Intercostal space in the mid clavicular line
No thrills, no dilated veins
Auscultation -
1st and 2nd sound heard
No added sounds and murmurs
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM EXAMINATION :
Inspection -
Chest is symmetrical
Trachea is midline
No Scars, sinuses, Dilated Veins
All areas move equally and symmetrically with respiration
Palpation -
Trachea is Midline
No tenderness, local rise in temperature
Tactile Vocal Fremitus - Present in all 9 areas
On Percussion - resonant on both sides
On Auscultation -
Bilateral air entry present
Normal vesicular breath sounds heard
No added sounds
Vocal Resonance in all 9 areas
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM EXAMINATION :
All Higher Mental Functions are intact
Cranial nerves intact
No Gait Abnormalities
No Bladder Abnormalities
Neck Rigidity Absent
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Ascites secondary to pancreatitis
INVESTIGATIONS
Random blood sugar - 540mg/dl
Hba1c - 7.6%
Ascitic fluid analysis
Protein - 5.1 g/dl
SAAG - 0.8 g/dl
Albumin - 3.3 gm /dl
Amylase - 1055 IU / l
ADA - 15 IU/l
Cell count - 50 cells ( 70% lymphocytes )
Ascitic fluid culture negative
USG Abdomen
Mild to moderate ascites
FINAL DIAGNOSIS
Ascites secondary to acute pancreatitis
MANAGEMENT
NPO
IV Fluids - N/S, R/L 125 ml/hr
Inj. PANTOP 40 mg IV BD
Inj. ZOFER 4 mg IV SOS
Inj, PIPTAZ 2.25 mg IV TID
Tab. TELMEKIND 40 mg PO OD
GRBS every 4th hourly
Inj TRAMADOL 1 amp IV
Inj, HUMAN ACT RAPID according to sugars
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