50 years old female with fever and chills following Day care dialysis(MHD)

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CHIEF COMPLAINTS:

A 50 year old female came to Medicine department with cheif complaints of  Pedal edema;Shortness of breath and decreased urine output.


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:


Patient was apparently asymptomatic 8 months back



Important clinical features -

After 1 hour of start of dialysis she developed High grade fever; with chills ;shortness of breath;low back pain and neck pain.

She had 1 episode of vomiting ; non projectile ;non bilious ; food particles as content.

Same day evening developed signs of dehydration. 

Next day had nausea;generalised weakness and Low grade fever.

 No History of cough;burning micturition;abdominal pain.


PAST HISTORY :

No similar complaints in the past.

History of Hypertension since 3 years

History of Diabetes since 15 years

No history of tuberculosis;Epilepsy;Coronary Artery Disease.


PERSONAL HISTORY:


She wakes up early at around 5 :30 am and goes for agricultural work and has tea at around 8 :00am and again goes for work in field and around 12 :00pm she has her lunch and takes rest for sometime and again she's does work in field upto 5 pm and goes to home and does home work and sleep at around 9 :30 pm

This daily routine of her has been disturbed since 8 months


She takes Mixed diet

Appetite is normal

Sleep adequate

Bowel and bladder normal

No addictions

  

FAMILY HISTORY:

None of her family members suffered from this problem.


ALLERGIC HISTORY:

No known allergies to any drugs or food 



GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:


Patient is Conscious;Coherent and Cooperative 

Well oriented to time place and person


Fever chart:



Vitals 

 


Monitoring vitals 

1/11/22 to 4/11/22



Pallor- 






Icterus - Absent 


 No Clubbing;cyanosis ;


Edema:

On hand 

 Pedal edema








SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:




ABDOMEN EXAMINATION:


INSPECTION:

Shape of abdomen- distended 

Engorged veins       -Absent


PALPATION:

No local rise of temperature 

No Epigastric tenderness 

No palpable mases

No hepatomegaly

No splenomegaly 


PERCUSSION:

normal liver span


ASCULTATION :

bowel sounds heard



Respiratory system;

-Shape of the chest normal, 

-Trachea appears to be in centre 

-Normal vesicular breath sounds heard 



Cardiovascular system;


- S1 S2 heard 

- No murmors



CNS EXAMINATION :

- patient is conscious 

- Normal



Investigations  :

Chest Xray -

Minimal pericardial effusion





 Microbiological evidence of E.coli


ECG

26/11

28/11

29/11


Interpretation of Hb;TLC;Platelet count;urea;creatine

27-11-22 to 4-11-22


Interpretation of sodium;potassium;chloride ions 

27-11-22 to 4-11-22



Reports of 18-11-22




PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:

CKD secondary to Diabetic nephropathy 

With sepsis.

And

Herpes labialis.




Treatment

ICU care:



Inj.Zofer

Inj.Piptaz

Tab.Sporlac

Tab.ultracet

Tab.paracetomol

Inj.Pantop

Tab .nodosis 

Inj.lasix

Inj.Neomol

Tab.Orofer

Tab.Shelcal

Inj.optineurin

Candid oral paint

Inj.HAI



uremic pericarditis

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