78 years old female patient with Chronic Kidney Disease
78 year old female patient presented with reduced urine output & generalised swelling
Hi, I’m Hruthik, 3rd sem medical student. This is an online E Log book recorded to discuss and comprehend our patient's de-identified health data shared, AFTER taking her consent.
78 year old female farmer from Miryalguda was admitted into the hospital on 11-07-2022.
Chief complaints:
78 year old female was admitted into the hospital with cheif complaints of swelling of left lower limb since 4 days, blister on left lower limb since 3 days & decreased urine output since 4 days.
History of present illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 4 days back & then she had severe itching due to mosquito bite, following which, she scratched that which resulted in bleeding & she used hot water to clean that area & she noticed blister on left lower limb 3 days back. She also developed bilateral pitting type of pedal edema of both the lower limbs & associated with local rise in temperature of both lower limbs. And decreased urine output since 4 days
SOB present
No history of fever
No history of Vomitings
No history of diabetes
No history of HTN.
No history of allergies
Past history:
She had undergone with hysterectomy
N|K|C|O HTN, DM, epilepsy, asthma, TB
Family history:
Not relevant
Drug history:
Nil
Personal history:
Diet : Mixed
Appetite : normal
Sleep: Adequate
Addictions : Nil
Bowel/ bladder: regular bowel movements/ decreased urine output
Allergies: nil
General examination:
Consious coherent cooperative
Moderately built
Moderately nourished
No pallor
No Icterus
No Cyanosis
No clubbing of finger
No lymphadenopathy
Pedal edema present - bilateral pitting type
Vitals:
Temperature - 98.6 F
Pulse rate - 88 /min
Respiratory rate - 16/min
Blood pressure- 110/70 mm Hg
SpO2 - 98%
GRBS - 106 mg/dl
Systemic Examination:
A. Cardiovascular system -
No thrills
No cardiac murmurs
Cardiac sounds: S1 & S2
B. Respiratory system -
No dyspnea
No wheezing
Vesicular breathe sounds
C. Abdomen -
Obese
No tenderness
No palpable mass
Reports:
Chronic renal failure
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