General medicine case-3

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CHIEF COMPLAINT:

A 45 years old male who is  daily labour by occupation came to OPD  with the chief complaint of pedal edema, abdominal distension and since 3 days with chest pain.


HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:

The patient was apparently asymptomatic but then he was having fever,vomitings,loose stools and pain in the abdomen.

HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:

Since 6 years he was a hypertension patient and from 2 years back he was diagnosed with CKD and 4 months back he was tested positive for covid and had never undergone any surgeries.

PERSONAL HISTORY:

Marital status- married.

Appetite- normal.

Diet- mixed .

Bowel movement- regular.

Mituration- regualr.

Habits -Drinks alcohol and takes tobacco but he stopped 4 months back.

FAMILY HISTORY:

There is no family history.


PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:

GENERAL

Palar- yes 

Cynosis- no.

Icterus- no.

Lymphadenopathy- no.

Clubbing of fingers and toes- no.

Malnutrition- no.

Dehydration- no.

Oedema- yes.

VITALS

Temperature:98.4F

Pulse rate:84/min.

Respiratory rate:24/mm.

BP:140/100mm

SpO2 at room temperature:98%

GRBS:126 mg%.


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:

Cardiovascular system

Thrills- no.

Cardiac sounds - S1 and S2 heard.

Murmurs - no.


Respiratory system.

Dyspnoea- no.

Wheeze- no.

Position of trachea- center.

Breath sounds- vesicular.


Abdomen

Shape- soaphoid.

Tenderness- no.

Palpable- no.

Free fluid- no.

Bruits- no.

Liver- not palpable.

Spleen- not palpable.

Bowel sounds- heard.


CNS.

Consciousness- alert.

Speech- normal.

Neck stiffness- no.


TREATMENT HISTORY:

Diabetes- no.

Hypertension- yes.

CAD- no.

Asthma- no.

Tuberculosis- no.

Antibiotics- no.

Hormones- no.

Blood transfusion- no.

Surgeries- no.














































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