Tuesday, May 26, 2015

STUDI KASUS E



CASE VI

A.                      Patient Description
  • Name               : QSC 
  •  Age                 : 63 years 
  • Reg. No           : 556286
  • Gender            : Male 
  • Admission       : 11/11/06
  • Weight             : 63 kg 
  • Race                : Chinese
  •  Heights           : 173 cm

B.            Chief Complaint (CC)
               High grade fever, chills, rigor x 2/7
               + Vomit x 1/7
               + Diarrhea 6-7 times/day, no abdominal pain for 2 days
               Yellow discoloration for both eyes, + tea colour urine
C.           History of present illness (HPI)
Ÿ + SOB on exertion for past 4 months
Ÿ Atrial fibrillation on warfarin
Ÿ Severe Mitral valve regurgitation (newly diagnose in August 06, patient refuse to go for surgery)
D.           Family & Social History  
n  Sister has hypertension
n  Patient was ex-teacher, has 5 childrens, live with family members.
n  Non smoker
n  Non alcoholic user
 
E.           Medical History Interview

HEART PROBLEMS:

URINARY/REPRODUCTIVE:

Chest pain (angina)

Urinary or bladder infection

Past heart attack

Prostate problems

Heart failure

Hysterectomy

Irregular heartbeat
ü
Chronic yeast infections

Heart by-pass surgery

Kidney disease

Rheumatic fever

Dialysis

Other:
severe Mitral valve regurgitation
ü
Other:

EYES, EARS, NOSE & THROAT

MUSCLES AND BONES

Poor vision

Arthritis

Poor hearing

Gout

Glaucoma

Back pain

Sinus problem

Amputation

Bladder disorder

Joint replacement

Other:

Other:

GASTROINTESTINAL

NEUROLOGICAL

Heartburn

Headache

Ulcer

Seizures or epilepsy

Constipation

Parkinson’s disease

Diverticulitis

Dizziness

Liver disease

Past stroke

Gallbladder problems

Fainting

Pancreatitis

Depression

Other:

Anxiety



Other:

DO YOU HAVE:

LUNG PROBLEMS

High blood pressure
ü
Asthma

Low blood pressure

Emphysema

High cholesterol

Bronchitis

Diabetes

Other:

Cancer



Anaemia



Bleeding disorder

DO YOU HAVE OR USE…?


Hay fever

Glasses

Sleeping problems

Hearing aid

Other:

Other:

DO YOU HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF:
High blood pressure
ü


Heart disease

Other:

Diabetes





F.S.1

Current Prescription Medication Regimen

Name/Dose/Strength/Route
Schedule/
Frequency of Use
Indication
Start Date (and stop date if applicable)
T. Digoxin 0.125 mg
OD
Atrial fibrillation
April 2006 and continue
T. Frusemide 40mg
OD
Hypertension
Continue
T. Metoprolol 50mg
BD
Hypertension
Continue
T. Slow K 1/1
OD
Potassium supplement
Continue
T. Perindopril 2mg
OD
Hypertension
Continue
F.S.2
Current Nonprescription Medication Regimen (OTC, herbal, homeopathic, nutritional, etc)

Name/Dose/Strength/Route
Schedule/
Frequency of Use
Indication
Start Date (and stop date if applicable)
Prescriber
Indication issues, effectiveness, safety, compliance and cost
T. Multivitamin 1/1
OM
For vitamin supplement
Continue
-
-












F. Allergies:
History of allergies:     Yes [  ]                No known allergies [ü]
Are you allergic to any prescription drugs, over-the-counter medication, herbals or food supplements?
If yes, please list the medications and type of allergic reaction experienced:_______________


Are there any medications that you are not allergic but cannot tolerate?

[  ]Yes    [ü] No    If yes, please list the medications and the reaction experienced:
                                                                                  
 



What environmental allergies do you have?           Nil

 


G.  Medication Compliance assessment
Base questions on history obtained to this point.
Your medication regimen sounds complex and must be hard to follow;
* Still okay to be follow
How often would you estimate that you miss a dose?
Seldom

Everyone has problems with following a medication regimen exactly as written.
What are the problems you are having with your regimen?
Claimed tolerate well by patient.
Compliance rate: Compliant [ü ]    Moderate/partial compliant [  ]    Noncompliant [  ]
H. Social History
            Smoking                      : Non smoker
            Alcohol                       : Non alcoholic user
            Other drug use            : -
            Caffeine intake           : Previously 5 cups coffee per day,
                                                             after having MVR, reduce to 1-2 cup a day.
Diet
Routine Exercise/Recreation
Daily Activities/Timing
Low salt –compliance
Daily brisk walking and regular exercise for 1 hour
Routine exercise, moderate daily activities
Low fat diet-compliance



J. Physical examination / laboratory for initial and follow-up.
Date
11/11/06
Date
11/11/06
Height(cm)
173
Na+ (mmol/L)
137
Weight(kg)
63
K+ (mmol/L)
2.9 L
Temp(C°)
38.0
BUN (mmol/L)
10.7
BP(mmHg)
103/63
Creatinine (umol/L)
132
Pulse(bpm)
102
Urine output
-
RR/VENT
20
I/O
-
Peak Flow
-
Uric acid/Mg (mmol/L)
-
pH
-
Ca2+ (mmol/L)
-
SPO2
-
PO4 (mmol/L)
-
PCO2
-
FBS (mmol/L)
-
HCO
-
BMI
21.05
LDL (mmol/L)
-
LDH (U/L)

HDL (mmol/L)
-
CK (U/L)

TG (mmol/L)
-
INR
2.1 H
T.Chol (mmol/L)
-
PT/aPTT
26.3H / 45.9H
WBC (x103/uL)
32.4 H
TT/FDP
-
Hgb (g/dL)
10.1 L
Total Bili (umol/L)
211 H
Platelet (x103/uL)
46 L
Hct
35.0 L


ALT/AST (U/L)
ALT:15


Alk Phos (g/L)
58
X-ray
Consolidation at basal
Total Protein (g/L)
Albumin (g/L)
70
41
Echocardio
-
TSH
-
ECG
-
HbA1c (6.8-8.6)-Fair control
>8.6%- Poor control
-

Pharmalogic review of system:
General: Alert, conscious, fever, jaundice, vomit and diarrhea
Vital Signs: BP 103/63 mmHg ; PR 102bpm ; T 38.0 °C ; RR 20
KUT: -
HEPATIC: No hepatomegaly
CVS: irregularly irregular
CHEST: Lungs clear
BLOOD: ? hemolysis
ABDO: Soft, non tender, no organomegaly
SKIN/MUSCLE: -
NEURO/MENTAL: -
HEENT: -


K. Physical Examination/ Daily Progress (D1-D4)

11/11/06
12/11/06
13/11/06
14/11/06
General
Fever, diarrhea 6-7x/day, vomit,yellow discolouration of both eyes, tea colour urine
Fever, cough, productive, conscious, alert.
Uncomfortable, still cough, alert, conscious, afebrile
Cough on and off, improving, no hemotysis, afebrile, alert, conscious
Vital Sign




BP (mmHg)
103/63
118/69
110/74
118/72
Pulse (bpm)
102
110
85
94
Temp (oC)
38.0
37.5
37.0
37.0
CVS
Irregularly irregular
Irregularly irregular
PSM @ mitral arch
-
Lungs
Clear
Clear
Clear, Chest X-ray show some consolidation.
Creps at right base.
ECG
-
-
-
-
Physician Plan
1.       Cont patient own medication.
2.       T. Digoxin 0.125mg OD
3.       T. Lasix 40mg OD
4.       T. Slow K 11/11 BD
5.       T. Metoprolol 50mg BD
6.       T. Perindopril 2mg OD
7.       T. Warfarin 2.5 mg OD
1.       Start IV Ceftriaxone 2g stat then OD x 1/7
2.       T. Azithromycin 500mg x 3/7
3.       T. Hematinic 1/1 OD
4.       Sy Benadry 10ml TDS
5.       Cont the others.
1.       Cont Ceftriaxone D2
2.       Azithromycin D2
3.       Cont the others.
1.       Continue medication


K. Physical Examination/ Daily Progress (D5-D8)

15/11/06
16/11/06
17/11/06
18/11/06
General
Feeling better, still cough at night.
Still some cough, no fever
Less cough, comfortable, alert, conscious
Comfortable
Vital Sign




BP (mmHg)
109/68
100/80
96/58
106/76
Pulse (bpm)
86
68
71
75
Temp (oC)
37.0
37
37
37
CVS
-
-
-
-
Lungs
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
ECG
-
-
-
-
Physician Plan
1.       Continue the same medication and observation.
2.       Continue T. Azithromycin for another 4/7.
3.       to discharge patient after completed IV antibiotic.
1.       T. Azithromycin D5
2.       IV Ceftriaxone D5
3.       Cont the others
1.       Off T. Azithromycin after today dose
2.       Off IV Rocephine after D7
3.       for discharge the coming morning.
1.       Discharge today.
2.       T. Digoxin 0.125mg OD
3.       T. Frusemide 40mg OD
4.       T.Slow K 11/11 OD
5.       T. Metoprolol 50mg BD
6.       T. Perindopril 2mg OD
7.       T. Warfarin 2.5mg OD
L. Laboratory findings and follow up:
Test
Normal Range
11/11/06
14/11/06
15/11/06
16/11/06
WBC
5.2-12.4 x 10^3/uL
32.4 H
8.7
8.8
11.1
RBC
4.2-5.4 x 10^6/uL
5.1
4.7
4.4
4.4
HGB
12 -16  g/dL
10.1 L
9.1 L
9.3 L
8.7 L
HCT
37 – 47  %
35.0 L
32.7 L
32.6 L
30.6 L
MCV
81 – 99  fL
68.9 L
70.3 L
73.4 L
70.0 L
MCHC
33 – 37  g/dL
28.9 L
27.8 L
28.5 L
28.4 L
PLT
130 – 400  10^3/uL
46 L
66 L
116 L
132






Na+
135-145 mmol/L
137
-
-
139
K+
3.5-5.0 mmol/L
2.9 L
-
-
3.9
Urea
1.7-8.3 mmol/L
10.7 H
-
-
3.8
Creat
57-130 umol/L
132 H
-
-
79
Cl-
86-108
98
-
-
104
CLcr
75-125ml/min
45.1
-
-
75.4






T Pro
66-87g/L
70
71
-
-
Alb
35-52 g/l
41
36
-
-
Glb
23-35 g/l
29
35
-
-
A/G
0.9-1.8
1.4
1.0
-
-
T Bili
0-24mmol/l
211 H
36 H
-
33
Direct Bili.
0-8 mmol/l
-
8
-
8
Indirect Bili.
0-16 mmol/l
-
28 H
-
25 H
ALT
0-42 U/l
15
-
-
-
ALP
34-104 g/l
58
48
-
-






AST
0-37 U/L
-
-
-
-
CK
24-195 U/L
-
-
-
-
LDH
135-225 U/L
-
227 H
-
-






T Chol
<5.2 mmol/L
-
-
-
-
TG
<1.8 mmol/L
-
-
-
-
LDL
<3.36 mmol/L
-
-
-
-
HDL
>1.29 mmol/L
-
-
-
-
%HDL-Chol
15-25
-
-
-
-






Reflomet
mmol/L
-
-
-
-
FBG
mmol/L
-
-
-
-






PT
11.5-13.5 sec
26.3 H
-
-
-
INR
0.8-1.2
2.1 H
-
-
-
APTT
24.0-35.0 sec
45.9 H
-
-
-

Culture and sensitivity
11/11/06                                  Blood C&S      : No growth
12/11/06                                  Blood C&S      : No growth
13/11/06                                  Blood C&S      : No growth
13/11/06                                  Urine C&S       : No growth
13/11/06                                  Sputum C&S    : No growth


Urine FEME
SG
1.020
pH
6
Leu.
25/mL         +
Nit.
Negative
Pro.
25mg/dL      +
Glu.
Negative
Ket.
Negative
UBG
4mg/dL       ++
Bil.
1mg/dL        +
Ery.
25/mL          ++

 K .Diagnoses/Provisional Dx / Acute / Chronic medical Problems

[1] Atypical pneumonia (? Mycoplasma)
[2] Hypertension
[3] Atrial fibrillation
[4] Severe Mitral valve regurgitation (patient refused to undergo operation)

L. Drug treatment in the ward
Current Drug Therapy (Oral, Parenteral, Inhaler and others)
Drug Name/ Dose/ Strength /Route
Schedule
Duration
Indication
Start
Stop
T. Digoxin 0.125mg
OD
Continue
Continue

T. Frusemide 40mg
OD
Continue
Continue

T. Slow K 11/11
BD
11/11/06
17/11/06

T. Slow K 11/11
OD
17/11/06
Continue

T. Metoprolol 50mg
BD
Continue
Continue

T. Perindopril 2mg
OD
Continue
Continue

T. Warfarin 2.5mg
OD
Continue
Continue

IV Ceftriaxone 2g
Stat & OD
11/11/06
18/11/06

T. Azithromycin 500mg
OD
11/11/06
17/11/06

T. Hematinic 1/1
OD
11/11/06
17/11/06

Syr Benadryl 10ml
TDS
12/11/06
Continue for prn after discharge for 1/52




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