65 year old female with viral pyrexia and throbocytopenia

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65 year female,resident of miryalguda ,home maker came to casualty with


C/o-


        > Fever since 1 week


HOPI-


Patient was Apparently asymptomatic 1 week back .


Then she developed high grade fever  ,which was sudden in onset & associated with chills.


She also developed non productive cough.


Sputum - Normal in colour 


No foul smell


No blood in sputum


A day later ,she developed shortness of breath aggregates on walking.(grade 2 -3)



Daily routine:- 

Patient generally wakes up at 6am and takes tea 


At 8 or 8:30 she takes rice as breakfast 



Then she knits mats  for sometime till lunch

and takes rice for lunch and rests for sometime and takes rice again for dinner.

 

She sleeps at 10 pm .


No h/o Loose stools, vomitings,


No h/o Hematuria, dark stools.


No h/o pain abdomen.



PAST HISTORY:-


K/c/o

 

       ~  Diabetes since 20 years


       ~   HTN since 20 years


No k/c/o 

         Tuberculosis 


          Thyphoid

    

          Asthma

  

       

No past history of  allergies or surgeries.



PERSONAL HISTORY:-


diet- mixed


Appetite- normal


Sleep- adequate


Bowel and bladder movement- regular


Micturition - normal

        (No burning sensation)


Addictions:-


Ø  Patient takes alcohol - 90ml 2-3 times a week.


Ø  toddy - 1 full glass ,2-3 times a week 

 Since 15 years 


  no h/o smoking.



FAMILY HISTORY:-


     >No relevent family history.



DRUG HISTORY:-


Patient takes tablets for diabetes 


Atorvastatin 100mg

Glimipide 

Metformin 




GENERAL EXAMINATION:-

I have taken the consent of patient and examined 


Patient was conscious, coherent, cooperative,well oriented to time place and person.


Moderately built & moderately nourished.


No pallor,


No Icterus,


No cyanosis,


No Generalised  lymphadenopathy,


No clubbing,


No Bilateral pedal edema 



Clinical pictures :—











Vitals:-


 §   Temperature - Afebrile 


 §   BP -110/70mmhg


 §  PR - 75 bpm


 §   RR -18cpm


 


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:-


CVS -


        S1 S2 heard


        No thrills

  

        No murmurs

      

RESPIRATORY  SYSTEM-


ON INSPECTION:-


Chest appears  bilaterally symmetrical .


Respiratory movements appear equal on both sides.


Position of trachea - central


No scars 


ON PALPATION:-


All inspiratory findings are confirmed 


Position of Trachea - central 


No drooping of shoulders


Apical impulse in left 5th inter coastal space ,2cm medial to mid clavicular line.


Vocal fremitus- felt on supra and infra scapular area

           


ON PERCUSSION -

                               Right           Left


Supra clavicular-       R                 R


Infra clavicular-         R                  R


Mammary.        -        Dull.           Dull


Suprascapular-          R                  R


Interscapular-            R                  R


Infrascapular-            R                  R


ON ASCULTATION:-

                                   Right            Left


Supra clavicular-     NVBS            NVBS


Infra clavicular-       NVBS            NVBS


suprascapular-        NVBS            NVBS



ABDOMEN-



     No scars


    Shape of abdomen – obese

 

     No Tenderness


CNS-

 

   Patient is conscious ,

 

   Speech is normal,

 

   Memory is intact.


PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS-


Viral pyrexia


Thrombocytopenia 


INVESTIGATIONS:-










17/01/23



Treatment;-

I.V fluids - NS 75 ml / hr

Tab dolo 650mg


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