Final practical exam- long case
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Date of admission: 3-02-2022
A 43 yr old female patient came to the casualty with a chief complaint of lower backache since 2 days , pain abdomen and vomiting since 1 day
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Patient was apparantly asymptomatic 6 yrs back , then had anasarca went to the local hospital in Hyderabad and diagnosed to have hypothyroidism (started on tab.Thyronorm 50 microgram) & also got diagnosed for renal failure & was on tab.Torsemide 20 mg+ spironolactone 50mg and also DM ( started on inj.MIXTARD )
Currently patient complaints of pain abdomen which is diffuse , intermittent, dull aching pain associated with vomitings (2 episodes) , non bilious, non projectile, food as content
No history of fever, cold, cough, loose stools, constipation, Malena, haematuria.
No history of pedal edema, decreased urine output, facial puffiness.
PAST HISTORY:
patient is known case of DM since 6 yrs ( inj. MIXTARD 20U.....X...25U)
Hypothyroidism since 6 yrs ( tab thyronorm 25 micrograms)
Patient is not a known case of hypertension, bronchial asthma, epilepsy, tuberculosis
TREATMENT HISTORY:
- DM since 6 yrs ( using inj.MIXTARD 20U...X....25U)
- Hypothyroidism since 6 yrs ( tab. Thyronorm 25 micrograms)
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet : mixed
Appetite : decreased
Sleep : adequate
Bowel& bladder : regular
No known addictions
MENSTRUAL HISTORY:
Post menopausal since 2 yrs
FAMILY HISTORY:
History of similar complaints in family
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is conscious, coherent, co- operative
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
No pallor
No Icterus
No clubbing
No cyanosis
No koilonychia
No edema
No Lymphadenopathy
Moderate dehydration present
VITALS:
Temp- Afebrile
Bp-150/80 mmHg
Pr-88bpm
Rr- 21cpm
Spo2-99% on RA
GRBS: high
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