A 78 year Old male came to gm OPD with shortness of breath and cough
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Chief complaints
A 78 year old Male patient came to opd with chief complaints of shortness of breath since 30 days
History of present illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 yr back and then he developed right leg swelling(filariasis) not taken any medication
3yrs patient had history of trauma to left leg (internal fixtures )
since one month patient complaints of breathlessness (grade 3) insidious in onset gradually progressive aggrevated on walking and no seasonal variation.
15days back patient had decreased urinary out put for which urethral stiture dialation done one week back
H/o orthopnea since 3 days
H/o weight loss from 2 week
H/o dry cough since 4 days
No h/o fever
No H/o burning micurition
H/o urgency to urination, increased frequency of urination.
No H/o adequate sleep(OSA?)
6months back he has localized biilateral swelling on of legs
Exertional sob
Past HISTORY:
He has no history of hypertension and diabetes
No h/o asthma, epilepsy, tuberculosis.
H/o trauma in left leg after he fell due to loss of consciousness after getting fever
Treated by internal fixtures
H/o right leg swelling due to filariasis diagnosed in a medical camp
No previous hospitalizations
Personal history:
He is an elderly male not doing any work from past 15 years .he terminated his work as a farmer as ageing . In home he gets up at 6 ,do his daily routine activities and sit quietly.
Apettite-decreased
Diet- mixed
Bladder- decreased
Bowel -normal
Addictions- Smoking-stopped 15 years ago
Alchol-stopped 1yr ago
Family history: No significant
Treatment history: No similar history
Blood transfusion -10 days ago(?)
General examination
He is well built and moderately nourished
Pallor present
Lymphedenopathy-No
Peadal.edema- bilateral peadal edema with pitting type
No icterus,cyanosis, clubbing
VITALS:
On 30 march ,
Temperature -98.6 F
Pulse rate-80 bpm
Blood pressure in sitting position:
130/90mm.hg
Respiratory rate :20 cpm
Spo2-96 %
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
CVS
on inspection
No visible heart pulsations
Jvp
Palpation:
Apex beat at 6th intercoastal space
Auscultation: S1,s2 are heard
Rhythm regularly irregular
Respiratory system:
Inspection: chest shape normal,
Breath movements -abdominal thoracal
Dysponea - present
Palpation: trachea -central
Auscultation: basal crepitations are heard
In infra axillary and infra scapular area
Wheezing heard mammary region
Vesicular breath sounds.
Abdominal examination
Shape - scaphoid
Tenderness - no
Free fluid - no
Liver - not palpable
Spleen- not palpable
CNS: no focal neurological deficits
MANAGEMENT
INVESTIGATIONS:
Haemogram
LFT
SERUM -creatinine
Urea
Electrolytes
Chest xray
2d ECHO
ECG
Interpreation:
Echo report-
Provisional diagnosis
Heart failure(?) WITH POST AKI
COPD(?)
Treatment: fluid and salt restriction
Inj lasix 40mg iv/bd
Tab - oflox 200mg po/bd
Inj - pantop 40mg iv /od
Syrup -citracka 10ml-10ml-10ml (galss of water )
Moniter vitals
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