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Age : 87 years old
Occupation : Retired policeman
Add: .Cakang,Muar
Admitted 1 month ago(Not sure about the date)
Date of examining:
Chief complaints: Patient came with the chief complaints of distended abdomen, genitalia, and limbs. And itchiness all over his body for 10 days prior to admission.
Past history: Not significant
Family history: Not sure
Personal history: patient is on balanced diet, Smoker for 2 years 32 years ago, Bladder habits are normal, patient used to pass stools 2 times a day but after admission has not pass stool yet, there is history of loss of appetite and sleep disturbed.
General physical examination
Patient is conscious, unable to communicate, lying on supine position with head end elevated.Patient is on nasal oxygen prong and nasogastric tube. There is an IV cannula attach to dorsum of left hand with was infused with dextrose 5%.folles catheter attached to urinary beg. there is alopecia icterus, arcus senalis,poor oral hygine, generalized edema , no pallor cyanosis and lymphadenopathy
Vital signs
Pulse :rate was 72
regular rhythm,
normal volume ,
normal character
there is no blood vessel thickening
Blood pressure: 110/70mmhg
Respiratory rate: 20 breaths per minute
Temperature: A febrile
Systemic examination (positive finding)
Respiratory system: On inspection chest movements are diminished on right site
Skin appear shiny and stretched
On auscultation croup crepitations heard on both sites
Abdomen:
on inspection: Distended
Flanks are full
Umbilicus everted
No blood vessel thickening
No abnormal pulsation
No dilated veins
No scar
Peristalsis movements not seen
On palpation : There is local rise of temperature
Abdomen is firm
No tenderness
No palpable mass
Hepatomegaly and splenomegaly is cannot be elicited
On percussion: Dullness present over all the areas except epigastric region and
umbilical area
fluid thrill Positive
Provisional diagnosis: Acute liver failure
Differential diagnosis: Renal failure
Investigations done on this day (12th June 2006)
Liver function test Result Normal value Total protein 63 g/l 65-85 g/l Albumin 25 g/l 35-50 g/l Globulin 38 g/l 20-35 g/l Bilirubin 30 mmol/l < 22.2 mmol/l Alkaline phosphate 139u/l 53-128 u/l Serum creatinine 147 mmol/l 40-115 mmol/l chloride 112 mmol/l 98- 108 mmol/l Clothing factor Result Normal value Prothrombin 13.5 sec 9.0- 12.4 sec APTT 30.9 sec 20.8-3o.8 sec
ON follow up 14th june 2006
Patient was put on cvp line which has been stopped, according to the doctor central venous pressure was slightly raised.
Investigations
Renal function test Result Normal value Serum creatinine 171 mmol/l 40-115 mmol/l Urea & electrolytes 10.8 mmol/l 2.5- 8.3 mmol/l Sodium 141 mmol/l 135-145 mmol/l Potassium 50 mmol/l 3.5-5.0 mmol/l chloride 116 mmol/l 98- 108 mmol/l Full blood count Result Normal value Hb 10.3 g / dl 13.0- 18.0 g /dl hematocrit 33.9% 40-52 % Mean cell volume 111.1 80-95
ON EARLY MORNING 15th June 2006 MY PATIENT PASSED AWAY.ACCORDING TO THE NURSE THE PATIENT’S BLOOD RESSURE WENT DOWN TO 100/40MMHG AND HIS PaCO2 WENT UP TO 88MMHG (HYPERCAPNIA).
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