A 28 year old male with viral pyraexia

 OCTOBER 22

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K.TEJA SREE , ROLL NO:54 ,  9th SEM

CASE

A 28y old male came to the opd with chief complaints of 

fever since 10 to 25  days and 

SOB since 5 to 6 days.

HOPI:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 15 days back then developed fever which was incidious in onset and non progressive. It was associated with chills and dry cough. Not associated with cold.
C/O SOB since 5 to 6 days that progressed from grade 2 to grade 3. Not associated with pedel edema and loose stools.
No h/o bleeding manifestations, bleeding gums, malena, hemoptysis, hemetemesis.

PAST HISTORY:
No h/o similar complaints of in the past. No h/o DM, HTN, CAD, Asthma, TB.

PERSONAL HISTORY :
Patient has a mixed diet with decreased appetite and adequate sleep. Patient has constipation. Normal bladder filling and micturition. No addictions.
Appetite: decreased
Diet : mixed
Patient has constipation
Micturition : normal
Sleep :adequate
No addictions
 
No significant family history.

GENERAL EXAMNATION:
Patient is c/c/c. 
No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy, pedel edema.

VITALS:
temp: 101 F
PR: 98 bpm
RR: 18 cpm.
BP: 90/70 mmhg.
SPO2: 96% at RA.

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
 position of trachea - central
 normal vesicular breath sounds

Abdomen: soft and non-tender. 

CVS: S1,  S2 heard
          no thrills and murmurs.
CNS: No focal deformities. 

INVESTIGATIONS:

1) SERUM ELECTROLYTES:
NA: 134.
K: 4.6
CL: 96.

2) Serum Creatinine: 1.1

3) Serum Urea: 32 mg/dl

4) LFT:
TB: 0.94
DB: 0.3
SGOT: 117
SGPT: 114
AP: 183
TP: 5.7
A: 2.3
A/G RATIO:.0.68

5) Serology: negative

6) HEMOGRAM:
Hb: 11.9
TC: 7,700
N/L/E/M/B: 80/16/2/2/0
PLT: 2.2 lakh

7) MP STRIP : Negative.

8) CUE : normal.

9) USG: NORMAL.

10) RAPID DENGUE: Negative. 


HEMOGRAM (20/10/21)

22/10/21

BGT

MR ATRIP TEST

SERUM ELECTROLYTES (20/10/21)

LFT (20/10/21)


CUE (20/10/21)

BLOOD UREA (20/10/21)

SERUM CREATININE 

RAPID DENGUE TEST

SEROLOGY: NEGATIVE 


CHEST X RAY

ECG

USG abdomen 

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS :
VIRAL PYREXIA.

TREATMENT:

DAY 1
1)IV Fluids NS and RL -100 ml/hr
2)inj optineurin 1 amp in 100 ml/hr IV bd
3)inj Monocef 1gm IV bd
4)Tab.Doxycyline 100 mg po bd
5)inj pan 40 mg IV od BBF
6)inj zofer 4 mg IV SoS 
7) inj Neomol 1 gm iv SoS
8)Tab .Dolo 650 mg po sos
9 ) Bp temp,PR monitoring 6 th hourly ,inform SOS

DAY 2
1)IV Fluids NS and RL -100 ml/hr
2)inj optineurin 1 amp in 100 ml/hr IV bd
3)inj Monocef 1gm IV bd
4)Tab.Doxycyline 100 mg po bd
5)inj pan 40 mg IV od BBF
6)inj zofer 4 mg IV SoS 
7) inj Neomol 1 gm iv SoS
8)Tab .Dolo 650 mg po sos
9 ) Bp temp,PR monitoring 6 th hourly ,inform SOS

FEVER CHART 

23/10/2021- discharged 


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