60 Year Old Female with CKD on Maintenance Haemodialysis......
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December 03, 2023
I have been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of " patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings investigations and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan.
A 60 year old female resident of suryapet farmer by occupation came to the OPD with
CHIEF COMPLAINTS :
Swelling of both legs since 20 days
Breathlessness since 2 days
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 3 years ago when she developed lower back pain which was sudden in onset gradually progressive no aggravating and relieving factors and she noticed decreased urine output that is not associated with frequency, urgency, burning micturition
There is bilateral pedal edema which was insidious in onset gradually progressive intially extending upto ankle then progressed to knee which was of grade 3
She has shortness of breath which was sudden in onset gradually progressive grade 3 aggravated on walking relevied by taking rest
Then she was taken to hospital where they diagnosed as kidney failure and was on medication for 6 months then started on dialysis twice a week
Yesterday she was brought to the hospital due to severe shortness of breath grade 4 aggravated on lying down position and slightly relieved on sitting
Presently Pedal edema in both legs extending upto the knee. She was having tremors of both hands and legs which are occurring infrequently
history of orthopnea present
No history of evening rise of temperature
No history of abdominal pain
PAST HISTORY : known case of hypertension since 1year
Not a known case of diabetes asthma epilepsy tuberculosis
TREATMENT HISTORY : On regular dialysis
She is on medication nifedipine and furosemide
PERSONAL HISTORY : Before illness : mixed diet, normal appetite, adequate sleep, regular bowel and bladder moments no addictions and allergies
After illness : Diet : consuming foods like idly milk in small quantities reduced appetite, reduced bowel and bladder
DAILY ROUTINE : BEFORE ILLNESS :
wakes up at 6 am does house hold work like cooking, washing utensils till 8:30am then she eats rice with pickle or curry as breakfast and then goes to field. Eats lunch at 1:00 pm and then comes back home at5:00 pm does house hold work and drinks a cup of tea. Dinner at 8:30 pm and goes back to sleep at 10:00pm
AFTER ILLNESS: stopped working 2 years back from then she just stays at home
FAMILY HISTORY : not significant
General examination : patient was conscious coherent cooperative thin built moderately nourished
Pallor present. Bilateral pedal edema present. No cyanosis clubbing lymphadenopathy
OSCE AND LEARNING POINTS: December 04, 2023 Blog link : https://143vankadothsaiteja.blogspot.com/2023/12/60-year-old-female-with-ckd-on.html OSCE QUESTIONS : Preload and Afterload: Preload : Preload is volume of blood received by the heart. Basically preload is stretch.It is the ventricular stretch at the end of diastole. Occurrence : during diastole Depends on : The amount of ventricular filling. Preload is a volume. Affecting factors : venous blood pressure and the rate of venous return. Afterload : Afterload is the pressure that the Chambers of the heart must generate in order to eject blood out of heart. Occurrence : during systole Depends on : The arterial blood pressure and vascular tone. Afterload is a pressure. Affecting factors : systemic vascular resistance and pulmonary vascular resistance J VP WAVES : JVP waveform The JVP has its own waveform which consists of 5 parts: A wave X descent (part 1) C wave X descent (part 2) V wave Y descent https://gramproject.
BIMONTHLY BLENDED ASSESSMENT - JULY,2021... Name : VANKADOTH SAI TEJA Roll.no :143 The following is a link to the assignment which I have been given for a monthly progress evaluation scheme. Link to the assignment: http://medicinedepartment.blogspot.com/2021/07/medicine-paper-for-july-2021-bimonthly.html?m=1 QUESTION-1 Peer review: Review the last assignment of the person closest to your roll no. Example: If you are roll no. 10 review 11 or 9. Give positives, negatives, or comment on relevancy of the answers. https://145dilliswar.blogspot.com/2021/07/145-dilliswar.html For the peer review I have choosed Roll.no:145 (V.Dilliswar).The e-log was informative and easy to comprehend to the point. Points are precised and well written. The usage of the text would be better. All the questions were answered and All the sub-questions have been answered in a detailed and comprehensive manner.It would be better if he use colours in the main headings and for the highlighted text, so we can glance