A 65 year old female presented to Opd with chief complaints of 

-Abdominal distension since 4 days 

-Diffuse abdominal pain since 4 days 

-decreased urinary output since 4 days 

-Burning micturition since 4 days 

-Constipation since 2 days


HOPI


Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 days back then she developed burning micturition not associated with suprapubic tenderness, loin pain, fever and chills. 

It is associated with decreased urinary output since 4 days. 

Diffuse abdominal pain present since 4 days which was spasmodic type non radiating. No aggravating and relieved on medication. 

There is history of fluid loss 4 days back ( vomitings 2 episodes ) 


Past History 


She is a k/c/o DM type 2 since 6 months and is using medication for it (Metformin 500 mg OD) 

She is a k/c/o HTN since 3 years and is on medication for it (T.atenolol 50mg and T.amlodipin 5mg)  

Patient is not a k/c/o TB, Asthma, Epilepsy, CAD and CKD 


Drug History 


Not allergic to any known drugs. 


Personal History 


Diet : mixed 

Appetite : normal 

Sleep : adequate

Bladder : decreased urine output since 4 days 

Bowel : constipation since 4 days 



Family History 


Not significant 


General Examination 


Patient is conscious,coherent and cooperative. Moderately nourished and well built.

Temperature : Afebrile

Pulse rate : 84bpm

BP : 110/70 mm hg

RR : 16 cycles per min 

SPO2 : 96%

GRBS : 125mg%

No signs of pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, kilonychia, generalised lymphadenopathy.

h/o bilateral pedal edema progressing upto knee.


Respiratory system 


Normal vesicular breath sounds heard

Bilateral air entry present 

Dyspnoea- present (grade 2)

Wheeze- no

Position of trachea- central

Breath sounds- vesicular

Adventitious sounds- B/L coarse crepts 


CVS 


Cardiac sounds : S1 S2 heard 

No murmurs heard 


Per Abdomen 


Shape : scaphoid, soft

no tenderness and  local rise of temperature.

no palpable mass

hernial orifice : free

no free fluid , no bruits heard

liver and spleen - not palpable

bowel sounds- sluggish


CNS 


Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative well oriented to time place and person. 

Higher mental functions- normal

cranial nerves- intact 

motor system- normal

sensory system - normal




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Based on the above findings, following investigations were sent


1. ABG

2. PT , APTT

3. BT, CT

4. RFT

5. LFT

6. CUE

7. Bacterial culture and sensitivity

8. USG

9. FBS

10. Chest x ray


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Diagnosis : 

Pre renal AKI with Urosepsis with hypoalbuminemia and  k/c/o DM type 2 , HTN with Grade 2 fatty liver. 


Treatment: 

1) Inj pantop 40mg/iv/stat 

2) Inj piptaz 4.5gm/iv/stat

3) Inj piptaz 2.25iv/qid 

4) IVF U.O + 30ml/hr NS 

5) GRBS 6th hourly Inj HAI sc 

6) Inj lasix 20mg/IV/stat

7) Inj lasix 20mg/IV/bd if SBP > 110 mm hg 

8) syp lactulose 30 ml bd if stools are not passed 

9) maintain MAP > or = 65-70 mm hg 

10) protein X powder 2 tbsp in one glass milk BD 

11) 2 egg whites per day 

12) BP, Temp, PR charting hourly 

13) I/O charting strictly 


Patient was sent to dialysis on 27/12/20 indication being anuria. 


Follow up: 

Following investigations were repeated :


1. ABG

2. Hemogram

3. CBP

4. Blood urea

5. Serum creatinine

6. RFT




 


Patient was sent to dialysis on 21/12/20 due to increased blood urea levels. Patient potassium levels were decreased and she was given syp potchlor.


Patient was sent to dialysis 27/12/20 due to increased blood urea and serum creatinine.


Advice at discharge : 

- Salt(<2g/day) and fluid (<1.5lit/day) restriction

-Tab nodosis 500mg bd 

-Tab aldactone 50mg od 

-Tab amlong 5mg od

-Tab shelcal 500mg od

-Syp potchlor 10ml in one glass of water tid for

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