GENERAL MEDICINE ELOG
Hi, I'm A Satyanarayana, 3rd semester(Roll 12) student.This is an online elog book to discuss our patients health data after taking his consent.This also reflects my patient centered online learning. portfolio
A 65 yrs old male patient daily wage worker by occupation came to OPD with abdominal distention 1 day back bilateral lower limb swelling since 10 days back and fever on and off since 10 days.
CHIEF COMPLAINTS:
The patient came to OPD with abdominal distention 1 day back and bilateral lower limb swelling since 10 days back and fever on and off since 10 days
History of present illness:
The patient was apparently alright 5 yrs back there he developed b/l pedal edema and developed shortness of breathe during excretion then went to private hospital and diagnosed with DM and CRF on conservative management
HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:
Pedal edema and shortness of breathe on rest
DM 5 yrs ago and CRF 5 yrs ago on conservative management
TREATMENT HISTORY:
No asthma
Diabetic
No TB
No surgeries done
No CAD
FAMILY HISTORY:
No family History
PERSONAL HISTORY:
OCCASSIONAL INTAKE OF ALCOHOL
MICTURITION IS ABNORMAL
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Vital signs:
Temperature: 98.6F
Pulse rate: 112/min
Respiratory rate 18 /min
No icterus
No pallor
No clubbing of fingers
Putting oedema is present
Patient is conscious
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
CKD ON MHD
INVESTIGATIONS DONE:
LFT
SERUM electrolyte
SERUM iron
Hemogram
Esr
Complete blood picture
Random blood sugar
Blood urea
ECG
SERUM creatinine
SERUM chloride
Urinary potassium
Ultrasound form
TREATMENT GIVEN:
WHERE IS THE ANATOMICAL LOCATION OF PATIENTS PROBLEM??
It is a clinical syndrome characterized by chills and fever , flank pain,and constitutional symptoms caused by bacterial invasion of the kidney . Macro anatomical location is RENAL PELVIS in kidney
Why is the patient having this problem? (related to microanatomical pathogenesis as well as macro-social environmental events influencing
WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT IT?? (pharmacological and non pharmacological interventions)
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