54 Y/O MALE WITH CLD, Subacute Intestinal Obstruction, Alcohol Dependence
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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.
Chief Complaints:
Patient was brought to the casualty with c/o 2 episodes of vomitings since morning on 16/12/23
and c/o distension of the abdomen since 3 months.
c/o shortness of breath since 3 days
no h/o fever, decreased urine output, chest pain, palpitations
o/e:
Icterus +. Muscle wasting +
HOPI:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic about 3 months ago, then he developed pain abdomen, distended abdomen for which he was diagnosed and treated as with CLD, ascites and jaundice.
Now he c/o abdominal distension and protruded umbilicus associated with 2 episodes of non projectile, non bilious, liquid in content with no blood in in the vomitus. Patient has h/o usage of herbal medicine 2 months back. No h/o diarhoea or bleeding p/r, or burning micturition.
PAST HISTORY:
N/K/C/O DM, HTN, CAD, CVA, EPILEPSY
No history of previous surgeries, or blood transfusions.
Hospitalised 6 months ago i/v/o jaundice, ascites- referred to a higher centre
Swelling of the abdomen on and off since last 5 months, abstinent from alcohol since last 5 months.
Personal History:
Married
Occupation: Borewell digger/ tractor driver
Normal Appetite
Bowels and bladder are regular
No known allergies
Tobacco- chronic user- 1 pack khan over 3 -4 days since 24 years
Chronic alcoholic since 15 years of age.( 39 years)
Increased consumption since 30 years
Initially consumed 1-2 x a week with his cousins, 1 bottle.
at age 20, occupation changed to farmer, started drinking toddy , then arrack 180 ml per day,
4 times a week, whenever he felt pain.
After 2 years of drinking arrack- abstinent for 2 years.
Last 30 years- drinking whiskey 180 ml- strong urge- 180-360 ml/day
3-4 x 180 ml nights, 90 ml in morning if hands shake
continued til 20 years ago
10 years ago - jaundice, yellowing of sclera. Hospitalised and abstinent for 1 year
then again alcohol 2-3 x 180 ml almost daily increased if fearful
6 mo ago- jaundice, hospitalized with ascites , disoriented , recovered, hospitalised for 6 days and referred to higher centre and got well.
Swelling of the abdomen on and off for the last 5 months, abstinent for the last 5 months, since the last 2 weeks- 180-360 ml evening, 90 ml in the morning if hands shake.
Smokes 1 pack of KHAINI over 3-4 days.
FAMILY HISTORY:
NO SIGNIFICANT FAMILY HISTORY
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
NO PALLOR, CYANOSIS OR LYMPHADENOPATHY
ICTERUS, EDEMA, CLUBBING PRESENT
TEMPERATURE: 98 F
PR: 121 / MIN
RR: 22/ MIN
BP: 90/60
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
ABDOMEN:
P/A: Distended, shifting dullness +,fluid thrill +, umbilical herniation +
DISTENDED
NON TENDER
UMBILICAL HERNIATION PRESENT
ORGANOMEGALY NOT APPRECIABLE
CVS: S1, S2 HEARD , NO MURMURS
RS: BAE +, No added sounds, CVS: S1, S2 heard, No murmurs.
CNS:DROWSY , AROUSABLE, SLURRED SPEECH
GCS- E 4 V5 M6
REFLEXES:
B/L REFEXES INTACT
INVESTIGATIONS:
CBP
RFT
LFT
USG ABDOMEN
CHILD PUGH SCORE;
10
MELD:
17
6 % 90 DAY MORTALITY
TREATMENT:
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