52 year male loin pain and sob
August 28, 2022
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Our 52yr old male patient came to the casuality with chief complaints of
C/o fever since 10days
C/o Rt loin pain since 1week
C/o cough with sputum since 1week
C/o sob since 3days
Hopi:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 10days ago then he developed fever which is low grade ,not associated with chills &Rigors which is aggrevated at night.3 days later he climbed a tree and had a fall from the tree following which he had injury to the low back .since then he has developed Rt loin pain for which he was taken to local hospital where radiological investigations were done & no abnormality was detected .pain was not decreasing since then .After 3 days he developed abdominal discomfort associated with SOB which is on & off & cough with sputum which is white in colour for 1 week.
H/O vomitings -1 episode 3 days ago
No h/o burning micturition
PAST HISTORY:-
Known case of HTN since 6 yrs for which he is on medication.
Not a known case of DM, Epilepsy,CAD.
Family history:
Not significant
General examination:
Patient is c/c/c
Temp:
BP: 100/60mmhg
PR: 82bpm
RR: 26cpm
No pallor
No icterus
No cyanosis
No clubbing
No lymphadenopathy
No edema
Systemic examination:
CVS :S1 S2 sounds heard
RS: BAE+,clear
P/A: Soft and non tender
CNS: NAD
X-ray
Investigations:
APTT test: 37sec
Blood urea:29mg/dl
RBS :105mg/dl
Prothrombin time:18sec
Diagnosis:
Viral pyrexia
Plan of treatment:
1.IV fluids 1NS 1RL@100ml /hr
2.Inj. Monocef 1gmIV/BD
3.Tab doxy 100mg PO/BD
4.Inj optineruron 1amp in 100ml NS IV/OD
5.Tab dolo 650mg SOS (not to exceed 2gm/day)
6.Inj. Pan 40 mg IV/OD
7.Inj. zofer 4 mg IV/SOS
8.Monitor vitals and inform sos
Discharge summary: