Ashok kumar- pleural effusion
CASE SCENARIO:-
A 32 yr old male came to casuality with Chief complaints of
Fever since 5 days
Abdominal pain since 5 days
chest pain since 5 days
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:-
[ ] Abdominal pain is pricking pain and continues since 1 week
[ ] High Grade fever -intermittent from 6 days associated with chills
[ ] Dry cough since 1 day
[ ] Body pains present with 6 days
[ ] continues Headache since 6 days
PAST ILLNESS:-
No Tb,Asthma,D.M,HTN
FAMILY HISTORY :-
not significant
PERSONAL HISTORY:-
[ ] Married
[ ] occupation-Daily wage worker
[ ] Appetite-Good
[ ] Bowel nd Bladder-Regular
[ ] Allergy-No
[ ] Addiction-No cigarette smoking
chews tobacco pan masala once after 3 days
drinks Alchol Beer=90ml after dinner once in 3 days
GENERAL EXAMINATION:-
[ ] Pallor- No
[ ] Icterus-No
[ ] Cyanosis-No
[ ] Lymphadenopathy-No
[ ] Edema-No
VITALS:-
Bp:120/80 mmhg
Pulse rate:-80 bpm
RR:- 18 cycles per min
Temp :- 98.7
Cvs :- s1,s2 heard no murmurs
Cns :- no focal neurological deficits
Abdomen :- soft ,non tender
Rs: decreased air entry
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:-
INSPECTION-
UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT:-
[ ] Oral cavity-
[ ] Oropharynx-
[ ] Chest appearance-
[ ] Respiratory movement-
[ ] Trachea position-
[ ] Dilated veins-
[ ] scars-
[ ] sinuses-
[ ] Visible pulsation-
PALPATION-
[ ] Trachea Position-
[ ] Apical impulse-
[ ] A.p - 21cm
[ ] Transverse-30 cm
INVESTIGATIONS:-
Provisional diagnosis:
pain abdomen under evaluation
Bilateral mild pleural effusion (right>left).
TREATMENT:-
T.PAN 40MG PO/OD
T.PCM 650 MG PO/TID
INJ.NEOMOL 1MG IV/ SOS
IV FLUIDS NS @50ML/HR
T.MYORIL 4MG PO/SOS
INJ.TRAMADOL 1 AMP IN100 ML NS/TID
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