General medicine case -5
A 55 year old male pt, labour by occupation, came to the casualty with clo SOB , generalized body swelling, and decreased urine output.
History of present illness: patient was apparently asymptomatic since last 5 days. He the developed SOB, swelling , body pains, decreased urine output
Past history: patient is diabetic since 10yrs and uses glimiperide 2mg and he has hypertension since 2yrs and uses telmisartan 40mg
Patient has a surgical history of left leg amputation and was treated by below knee prosthesis .
Family history : patients father was diabetic .
Personal history:
Diet: mixed
Appetite : decreased
Sleep : adequate
Bowel bladder movement: decreased micturation
Habits: patient is alcoholic since 30 yrs
And smoker since 10 yrs ( 1 pack of both bidi and cigarette per day)
General examination:
pt is conscious, coherent, cooperative
Temp: afebrile
Bp: 130/80 mmhg
SPO2 -99%,
GRBS 78 Mg/dl,
RR-20 cpm
P/A: soft , non tender, no bowel sounds present
Systemic examination:
CVS- S1, S2 heard, no murmurs, no added sounds.
, trachea central in position.
P/A- soft, non-tender, no palpable mass or swelling.
CNS- NAD.
Investigations:
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