65 year old male patient with CKD

65 year old male patient with CKD




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Chief complaints-

65 years old male patient, agriculture labourer by occupation came to general medicine OPD on 09-06-2022,with chief complaints of

 fever - since 3 days

Urine retention since 2 days

Abdominal distension since 2 days                          

History of presenting illness-

>patient is apparently asymptomatic 3 days back. 

Then he developed fever

      >insidious in onset 

      > gradually progressive 

      >No diurnal variations 

      >Relieved on medication

> Associated with chills, rigors 

>Has generalised body pains

>He developed  urinary retention since 2 days.

>He developed  abdominal distension since 2 days.

Not associated with pain

Past history-


He is a known case of hypertension since 4 years.

Not a known case of diabetes mellitus, tuberculosis,asthma and epilepsy.

6 months back patient had complaint of bipedal edema investigations were done ct scan showed left multiple renal calculi.

1 month back he developed fever,on and off low grade type,tightness in abdomen,facial puffiness,shortness of breath,pedal edema for which he was treated conservatively.


Surgical history-

No significant surgical history 


Personal history- 

.Diet-mixed

.Appetite - normal

.Sleep - adequate

.Bowel  - regular 

.Bladder-urinary retention since 2 days

.Allergies- none

.Alcohol- occasionally(one quarter a month)


Family history-

=>No similar complaints were present in the family members.

=>No H/O DM,HTN.


General examination-

=>Patient is conscious, coherent, co operative and well oriented to time, place, and person.

 moderately build and moderately nourished.

.Temperature-99F

.Pulse rate-80 beats per minute

.Respiratory rate-17 cycles per mimute

.BP-120/80mm of Hg

.GRBS-108 mg/dl

.SpO2-95% at room air


.Pallor- present

.Icterus-absent

.cyanosis- absent

.Clubbing- absent

.Lymphadenopathy- absent

.Edema- present( gradually progressive,pitting type,bilateral,grade-3 , below knee present upto ankle region from below)

>Not relieved on rest









Systemic examination

cardio vascular examination

       =>  No visible pulsations, scars, engorged veins. No rise in jvp

       =>Apex beat is felt at left 5th intercostal space medial to mid clavicular line.

       =>S1 S2 heard . No murmurs.


- Respiratory system

      => Shape of chest is elliptical, biIlaterally symmetrical.

          => Trachea is central. Expansion of chest is symmetrical

          =>Bilateral Airway entry - positive

CNS: 

no sensory or motor abnormalities seen, cranial nerves:normal, higher mental functions: normal, No meningeal signs , No cerebral signs.

 Local examination:  

Abdomen

Patient was examined in supine position in a well lit room , with consent taken .

Inspection: 

Shape of abdomen: distended

Umbilicus: inverted , central.

Movements of abdominal wall ,moves with respiration.

No visible pulsations , venous engorgement, sinuses.

Skin appears to be normal.


Palpation:

Inspectory findings confirmed,

No local raise of temperature,

Tenderness -mild tenderness in suprapubic region

Fluid thrill: not appreciated clearly

Bimanual palpation of kidney: non ballotable.

No organomegaly.

Percussion: 

Normal resonant notes present over the abdomen

Auscultation:

Normal bowel sounds were heard, no bruit present







Provisional Diagnosis:

Ascites with Chronic kidney disease on maintainance hemodialysis.


Investigations:--



Hemogram-


On 29-05-22








RFT-


RFT ON 31-05-22



LFT:-



SAAG:- 


Random blood sugar-





USG report:

On 10-06-22

1)Bilateral grade -3 Renal pelvis dilation  (RPD) 

2) large multiple renal calculi in left kidney

3) moderate to gross ascites




Hemogram-

On 11-06-22

RFT-

On 11-06-22


Serum electrolytes-

On 11-06-22



LFT-

On 11-06-22



Treatment:

Injection. Piptaz 2.25grs,iv,/bd

Injection. Metronidazole  0.5%gm/100ml

Inj. Lasix 40 mg/i.v/stat

Tab.nodosis 500mg/po/bd

Tab. Orofer xj /po/od

Tab.shelcal 500 mg/po/od

Tab. Pan 40mg /po/ od

Tab. Nicardia 20 mg/po/bd

INJ. Iron sucrose 1 Amp /iv/od

INJ.erythropoietin 4000 U/S.C /weekly once.















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