This e-log book also reflects my patient centred online learning portfolio and your valuable inputs on comment box is welcome
I’ve been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of “patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations, and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan.
A 30 year old male,farmer by occupation and resident of Nalgonda came to OPD with the cheif complaints of
Ulcers on the foot since 1 year.
Cough since 10 days
Fever since 10 days
Retention of urine since 5 days
History of presenting illness:
The patient was apparently asymptotic 1 year back when he developed a small vesicles on his left leg. It gradually increased in size and was associated with itching. Later several vesicles were seen. It was also associated with swelling of the whole limb and black discolouration of the limb.
He was then taken to a local hospital where the vesicles were punctured and he was operated and debridement was done.
-He gives history of cough with sputum
Since 10 days. The sputum was scanty and had blood tinge and not associated with any foul smell. It didn’t show any positional variation.
- he also gives history of fever since 10 days. The fever was low grade fever and showed diurnal variation
- He has had acute retention of urine 5 days ago,he was able to feel fullness and want to void but couldn't,was put on Foley's outside after which it was removed the next day but he couldn't pass urine and Foley's was replaced
Past history:
-H/o RTA 3 Years ago after which he got implant in right tibia.
-H/o RTA 2 years ago, Injury to the same leg and sustained a superficial wound.
-patient was diagnosed to be sputum + TB and was started on ATT
Personal history
Appetite: normal
diet: mixed
bowel: regular
Bladder: retention since 10 days. He is put on foleys Cather yet.
Addictions: alcohol daily 180 ml since 15 years
smokes 1 pack/day since 15 years.
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
The patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative.
No signs of pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy, edema are seen
Vitals:
Temp-98.4 degrees F
BP-120/70 mm hg
PR-78 bpm
RR-18cpm
Spo2:97%
Respiratory system examination:
Inspection:
shape of chest: elliptical
Bilaterally symmetrical
Expansion of chest is decreased on both sides.
Trachea is central
Apex beat is not seen
No drooping of shoulders.
No crowding of ribs.
No scars are sinuses on the chest.
Palpation :
All the inspectory findings were correlated. Apical impulse was felt at the in the 5th intercostal space medial to the mid-clavicular line.
Percussion:
Dullness was noted on the suprasinous, supraclavicular infraclavicular and mammary areas on the right side.
Other areas were resonant.
Auscultation:
Decreased breath sounds on the right supraspinous and supraclavicular infraclavicular and mammary areas.Other areas had normal vesicular sounds.
Examination of the ulcer over the left limb:
There are two ulcers which were noticed on the left limb
- Ulcer on the foot: it vertically oval measuring 4*2 cms approximately. The floor of the ulcer shows pus and pale granulation tissue. The edges are undermined. The skin surrounding the ulcer is dry and shows hyperpigmentation.
- Ulcer on the leg: it vertically oval measuring 10*3cms approximately. The floor of the ulcer shows pale granulation tissue. The edges are undermined. The skin surrounding the ulcer is dry and shows hyperpigmentation.
Per abdominal examination:
soft,non tender
No guarding or rigidity.
No organomegaly.
CVS:
S1 and S2 are heard.
No abnormal heart sounds were heard
CNS:
No fuctional deficits were noticed.
Provisional diagnosis:
Acute urinary retention under evaluation.
Pulmonary koch's on ATT since 10 days
Multiple ulcers secondary to TB?
No comments:
Post a Comment