50 years male with Fever and SOB




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50 year old male Farmer by occupation came with chief complaints of

Fever since 11days 

Lethargy since 5 days

Blood in saliva since 4 days and 

SOB since 3 days.
History of presenting illness:
Patient was apparently alright 11days back then he had low grade fever , intermittent , relieved on taking medication . Not associated with chills and rigors and doing his routine works , from 5 days as patient was lethargic and taken to local hospital found out to be Dengue NS 1 reactive and 
platelet count 
 44,000———>22,000—(SDP transfusion)—>33,000

From 4 days patient notices blood in saliva and while during coughing.
Severe cough from 4days.
Black coloured stools from 3 days.

patient is having Grade 2 --- Grade 4 ( NYHA ).

PAST HISTORY :
Not known case of DM2 , Hypertension , Asthma , TB , Epilepsy .

PERSONAL HISTORY :
Diet- mixed
Appetite- normal
Sleep- adequate
Bowel and bladder movements- regular
Addiction  : alcohol intake daily 30 ml whisky

FAMILY HISTORY
Not significant

GENERAL EXAMINATION:
No Pallor 
No icterus, 
No cyanosis,
No clubbing, 
No koilonychia, 
No lymphadenopathy,
No edema

VITALS:
Temp.- Afebrile
PR- 55 bpm
RR- 36 cpm
BP- 130/70 mmHg
SpO2- 92% at RA , 98% on 4 lit O2
GRBS- 137 mg/dl

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS: S1S2 heard, no murmurs
RS: BAE+ ,Tachypnoea,fine inspiratory crept’s present in (RT>LF) infrascapular areas and infraaxillary area
P/A: Soft, Non-tender
CNS: NAD
                                     




















Provisional diagnosis:
Severe ARDS with Dengue NS 1 reactive with Thrombocytopenia.

Treatment:
1. IVF NS , RL @ 50 ml/hr
2. W/F Bleeding manifestation
3. Strict I/O charting
4. BP monitoring



 



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