50 year old female with fever

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A 50 year old female patient agricultural labourer by occupation was bought to the casualty with the chief compliants of fever since 5 days

Loose stool since 1 day( 3 episodes)

Vomitings since 1 day ( 2 episodes)

HOPI.

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 5 days back then she developed fever which was high grade, intermittent in nature  associated with chills and rigors and relieved on medication.patient also had a history of loose stools( 3 episodes) water in consistency . She also had history of 2 episodes of vomiting which is non bilious non projectile with  food as contents.

No H/O bleeding manifestations, pain abdomen , head ache, chest pain,cough.

PAST HISTORY

No similar complaints in the past.

Not a known case of diabetes, Hypertension,asthama, epilepsy tuberculosis,CAD,CVA.

FAMILY HISTORY: Her son had similar history and got admitted yesterday.

PERSONAL HISTORY

DIET: mixed.

APPETITE: NORMAL

SLEEP: adequate

BOWEL AND BLADDER MOVEMENTS: regular

No addictions

No allergies.

ON GENERAL EXAMINATION

patient is conscious, coherent,co operative well oriented to time, place and person,  moderately built and moderately nourished

AFEBRILE

Bp:110/70 mm hg

PR:86bpm

RR;16cpm

Spo2:96% at room air

GRBS:293mg%

Physical Examination: 

       Pallor:absent

       Icterus: absent

cyanosis: absent

clubbing : absent

lymphadenopathy:absent

pedal edema: absent 

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:  

CVS

S1 and S2 are heard

No thrills

No murmurs

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

INSPECTION: 

Tracheal position is central

Symmetrical chest 

PALPATION:

All inspectory findings are confirmed by palpation

Trachea is central

Chest is symmetrical

Symmetrical expansion of chest. 

PERCUSSION:

Resonant on percussion. 

AUSCULTATION:

Breath sounds are normal. 

PER ABDOMEN

Shape : scaphoid

Tenderness : Present

No palpable mass

Hernial orifices : Normal

No free fluid

No bruits

Bowel sounds : present

CNS 

Conscious

Speech : Normal

No signs of meningeal irritation

Cranial nerves : intact

Motor system : Normal

Sensory system : Normal

Reflexes : Normal. 

INVESTIGATIONS:

HEMOGRAM.

HB:12.8

TLC:2000

PCV:39.3

PLT:30,000

SEROLOGY: NEGATIVE.

APTT: 33 sec

BLEEDING TIME: 2 min 30 sec

CLOTTING TIME: 4 min 30 sec

RBS:114

BLOOD UREA:. 38

NS1 : POSITIVE.

TOTAL BILURUBIN:0.69

DIRECT BILIRUBIN:0.18

SGOT;79

ALP:133

SGPT:28

TOTAL PROTIEN:5.5

AlBUMIN:3.3

PROTHROMBIN TIME:16 sec

INR:1.11

SERUM CREATININE:0.9

SODIUM:138

POTASSIUM:4

CHLORIDE:102

STOOL FOR OCCULT BLOOD - POSITIVE

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS

VIRAL PYREXIA (? DENGUE FEVER)

TREATMENT

1.ivf ( 2 NS,1 RL@ 100 ML/HR)

2.INJ NEOMOL 1 GM IV/BD( IF TEMP> 101F)

3.TAB DOLO 650 MG / TID.

TAB ZOFER 4 MG PO/SOS.

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