GENERAL MEDICINE E-LOG
Chinthakuntla.Sowmya Rani
Roll no:154
3rd semester
A 60 years old male patient ,who is not working since 10 years came to casuality with the Chief complaints of
1.Shortness of breath -grade 4
2. Pedal edema - 2 months
History of presenting illness
History of past illness
Patient was apparently asymptomatic ,
2 years back then he had c/o small ulcer over left leg & went to hospital & on regular medications for ulcer
Diagnosed CRF & on regular medications
2 months back Patient c/o pedal edema went to local hospital Diagnosed with grade- 2 ,3 pitting
Bilateral CRF since then he is having SOB from 15 days
Orthopnea present
No PND
No Chest pain
No palpitations
C/O decreased urine output
No c/o of burning micturition
Discontinued medications last 15 days
History of past illness
No h/o HTN,DM,epilepsy ,TB, Asthma
PERSONAL HISTORY
Apetite - lost
Diet- mixed
Sleep- Adequate
Bowel- Regular
Micturition- Abnormal
Addictions- Alcohol drinking daily 90-180ml /day since 40 years
Smoking - 18-20 beedis / day
No h/o drug use
Family history
Not significant
General examination
O/E pt is conscious, coherent, lean
Pallor- present
Icterus-no
Cyanosis- no
Clubbing-no
Lymphadenopathy- no
Malnutrition- no
Oedema- pedal
Vitals
Temp-98.6 F
Bp-130/ 80mmHg
Pr- 105
Rr-20 rpm
SpO2-99 °/°
Inspection :
Shape of chest- normal
Symmetry of Chest- symmetrical
No deformities of spine
⁃ No visible apical impulse
Palpation:
-No tenderness and no local rise of temperature
⁃ Inspectory findings are confirmed
⁃ Trachea central
⁃ Apex beat : felt at 5 th Intercoastal space medial to mid clavicular line
CVS- S1,S2 heard,no murmurs
Respiratory-:
Dysnea- present
Wheeze - present
Position of trachea- central
Breath sounds - vesicular
Adventitious sounds- crepts
Abdomen:
Shape - Scaphoid
No tenderness, palpable mass, Fluid , bruits
Bowel sounds- present
Central nervous system:
Level of consciousnes- conscious
Speech - Normal
No signs of meningeal irritation
Cranial nerves - Normal
No motor or sensory deficit
Provisional diagnosis:
CRF-Uremic encephalopathy
Investigations:
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