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70 year old DROWSY female with h/o FALL and VOMITINGS


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CASE:

 A 70 year old female home maker since 10-15 years (farmer by occupation) came to the casualty in a drowsy state.

HOPI:

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 10 years back ,then patient had h/o fall for which she went to local hospital where she got diagnosed with Diabetes mellitus and since then she is on OHA medication (glim m2)

4 YEARS BACK
She had h/o fall and went to hospital and got diagnosed with HTN. 
1 session of dialysis was done (indication/cause unknown)
1 MONTH BACK
she developed hypoglycaemia, secondary to OHA’s ,which was resolved later.
4 DAYS BACK
Patient had h/o fall 4 days back ,diagnosed as intertrochanteric fracture of femur of right leg, which was operated(CRIF done).
3 episodes of non-bilious, projectile vomiting associated with abdominal distension and on/off fever two days ago.
On POD 2
Patient was drowsy ,opening eyes to deep pain.

PAST HISTORY:

K/C/O DM since 10 Years & on medication 
K/C/O HTN since 4 Years

GENERAL EXAMINATION: 

O/E : Patient is responding to vocal commands
  • Pallor - present
  • Icterus  absent
  • Cyanosis - absent
  • Edema of feet - present
  • Lymphadenopathy  - absent
  • Clubbing - absent

VITALS:- 
  •  BP: 170/90mmhg
  •  PR: 98 bpm 
  •  RR: 25cpm 
  •  Spo2: 95%
  •  Grbs: 146

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION: 
  • CVS : S1 and S2 heard, no murmurs heard 
  • RS : BAE present
  • P/A : soft 
  • CNS: Pt is drowsy.
  • tone : normal
  • Raised echogenecity in both kidneys.
  • Multiple small calculi in Gallbladder.
3. CT BRAIN- No abnormalities detected
5. LIVER FUNCTION TESTS
6. ABG-
7. SERUM ELECTROLYTES-
8. SERUM CREATININE- 

DAY 2 (13/02/2022)
1. ABG- 
2. RFT-
DAY 3 (14/02/2022)

DAY 4 (15/02/2022)
2. RFT

DAY 5 (16/02/2022)
CT ABDOMEN
  • No abnormality detected
  • No features of Small Bowel Obstruction 
  • Left sided kidney- small
Uremic encephalopathy with pre renal AKI with POD 4 right femur fracture ? CRIF + PFM with DM and HT

TREATMENT:

On 12/2/22:
1. INJ. Lasix 40mg IV/BD
2. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
3. INJ. CEFTRIAXON 1g/IV/BD
4. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
5.INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
6. INJ. OPTINEURON 1 AMP in 100 ml NS /IV/OD
7.TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
8.IVF NS UO + 30 ml/hr
On 13/2/22:
1. INJ. Lasix 40mg IV/BD
2. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
3. INJ. CEFTRIAXON 1g/IV/BD
4. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
5.INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
6. INJ. OPTINEURON 1 AMP in 100 ml NS /IV/OD
7.TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
8.IVF NS UO + 30 ml/hr

On 14/2/22:
Vitals:
  • TEMP: 101 F 
  • PR: 92bpm
  • BP:-140/60mmhg
  • GRBS: 123MG/DL
  • CVS: S1S2 heard , no murmurs
  • RS : BAE present
  • P/A: GUARDING PRESENT
  • I/O: 2400/2600
  • Stools : not passed
Treatment:
  1. INJ. MONOCEF 1GM/IV/BD
  1. INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV/BD
  1. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
  1. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
  1. INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
  1. TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
  1. IVF NS UO+ 30ML/HR
On 15/02.2022
Vitals:
  • TEMP:-98.4 F 
  • PR:-96 bpm
  • BP: 150/ 90mmhg
  • GRBS: 245MG/DL
  • CVS:-S1S2 heard , no murmurs
  • RS : BAE present
  • P/A:-GUARDING PRESENT
  • I/O: 2100/3200
  • Stools : passed 

Treatment:
  1. INJ. MONOCEF 1GM/IV/BD
  1. INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV/BD
  1. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
  1. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
  1. INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
  1. TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
  1. IVF NS UO+ 30ML/HR
  1. INJ ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU/SC/WEEKLY ONCE
On 16/02/2022
  1. INJ. MONOCEF 1GM/IV/BD
  1. INJ. PIPTAZ 9.5 MG/ IV
  1. INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV/BD
  1. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
  1. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
  1. INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
  1. TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
  1. IVF NS UO+ 30ML/HR

INVESTIGATIONS:

DAY-1 (12/02/2022)

1. USG ABDOMEN - 

2. ECG - 



4. VENOUS DOPPLER OF RIGHT LOWER LIMB- 








9. D DIMER: 6910ng/ml

BGT: B POSITIVE
Blood urea : 143
ESR :. 140
RBS: 220
APTT: 30 seconds
PT : 15 seconds
INR: 1.11



1. HEMOGRAM
                       
2. RFT


1. HEMOGRAM





PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS



Treatment:



On 17/02/2022

POD 8:
RIGHT IT FEMUR Fracture- (ORIF+PFN Done )


On examination:


Pt is C/C/C

Abdominal pain - reduced

BP- 120/90 mmHg

PR- 96bpm

3 sessions of hemodialysis done


Investigations

1. Hemogram:

  • Hb-7.3
  • TLC - 29,000
  • PLT- 1.5
  • D- DIMER - 3280


2. RFT


  • UREA - 66
  • SERUM CREATININE- 2.3
  • URIC ACID-4.6

  • Ca- 8.8
  • PO4 - 4.2
  • Na-139
  • K- 3.3
  • Cl- 90
  • I/o - 2400/3000ml 


Treatment:


  1. INJ: PIPTAZ 9.5 MG / IV
  2. INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV/BD
  3. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
  4. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
  5. INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
  6. TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
  7. IVF NS UO+ 30ML/HR

On On 18/2/22:

POD 9:
  • Right IT femur fracture, CRIF + PFN DONE with DM + HTN
  • 3 Sessions of hemodialysis done.

O/E:
Pt is C/C/C 
Abdominal pain and suprapubic pain is present 

Vitals
  • Afebrile
  • BP- 140/100 mm of Hg
  • PR: 90 bpm
  • CVS: S1 S2 +
  • Respiratory system: BAE+
  • PER ABDOMEN : Soft and tender
  • Grbs : 8Am - 223mg/dl
  • I/O: 1700/2100 ml

Treatment:
  1. INJ: PIPTAZ 9.5 MG / IV
  2. INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV/BD
  3. INJ. HAI SC/TID 
  4. INJ. CLINDAMYCIN 600mg/ IV /TID
  5. INJ. CLEXANE 20 mg SC/OD
  6. TAB. Amlong 10mg PO /OD
  7. IVF NS UO+ 30ML/HR
  8. Inj Erythropoietin 4000IU/ SC / weekly once
  9. BP , PR, SPo2, temperature monitoring

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