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38yrs old male pt came to casualty complaining of fever since 15days, on and off, associated with chills which subsided on taking medication

No h/o cough, cold, nausea, vomiting 
h/o burning micturition sonce 10days 
No h/o hematuria or frothy urine
h/o pedal esema, b/l pitting type

Not a K/c/o DM, HTN, bronchial asthma , TB, epilepsy
tested positive for dengue IgM on 2/10
 personal history- appetite- lost 
vegetarian
bowel and bladder- regular 
alcohol consumption- regularly since 20yrs whiskey 90ml
smoked a pack daily for 20yrs
ON EXAMINATION
PT is C/c/c
Icterus present
No pallor, cyanosis, lymphadenopathy  and no pedal edema 
Temp- 98.6 
PR- 72/MIN
RR-18 cpm
BP- 110/70 mm Hg

CVS- S1 S2 +
RS- Position of trachea central, vesiclular breath sounds +
L ISA Inspiratory wheeze +
L inspiratory crepitations ISA, IAA
per abdomen- scaphoid, no tenderness,
CNS- HMF INTACT

Provisional diagnosis- viral pyrexia ? hepatitis secondary to alcohol
Hemogram on 8/10/21:



Soap notes day 2
Ward case
S- 1 fever spike (101°f)

O- 
Icterus present
Bp- 100/60mm hg
Pr- 84/min
Cvs-s1,S2 +
Rs- bae+
Left infraclavicular expiratory wheeze+
B/l inspiratory crepts+,ISA,IAA (L)
P/A- soft, nontender
Bs+
Cns- hmf intact

A- viral pyrexia with thrombocytopenia with indirect hyperbilirubinemia

P- 
1.IVF 1 unit of NS with optineuron 1Amp IV @50ml/ hr
2.inj. thiamine 1Amp in 100ml NS
3. Inj. Methyl cobalamine 1000 micro gram IM OD
4. Inj. Pan 40mg IV OD BBF
5.Tab. udiliv 300mg PO BD
6. Bp/pr/temp charting 8th hrly
7.inform SOS
8.GRBS charting 8th hrly
 
Reports on 9/10/21
Hemogram

LFT
Soap notes day 3
Ward case
S- no fresh complaints

O- 
Bp- 110/60mm hg
Pr- 72/min
Cvs-s1,S2 +
Rs- bae+ , NVBS , clear
P/A- soft, nontender
Bs+
Cns- hmf intact

A- viral pyrexia with thrombocytopenia with indirect hyperbilirubinemia

P- 
1.IVF 1 unit of NS with optineuron 1Amp IV @50ml/ hr
2.inj. thiamine 1Amp in 100ml NS
3. Inj. Methyl cobalamine 1000 micro gram IM OD
4. Inj. Pan 40mg IV OD BBF
5.Tab azithral 500mg /PO/BD
6.Tab. udiliv 300mg PO BD
7. Bp/pr/temp charting 8th hrly
8.inform SOS
9.GRBS charting 8th hrly

Soap notes day 4
Ward case
S- no fresh complaints

O- 
Bp- 110/70mm hg
Pr- 74/min
Cvs-s1,S2 +
Rs- bae+ , NVBS , clear
P/A- soft, nontender
Bs+
Cns- hmf intact

A- viral pyrexia with thrombocytopenia with indirect hyperbilirubinemia

P- 
1.IVF 1 unit of NS with optineuron 1Amp IV @50ml/ hr
2.inj. thiamine 1Amp in 100ml NS
3. Inj. Methyl cobalamine 1000 micro gram IM OD
4. Inj. Pan 40mg IV OD BBF
5.Tab azithral 500mg /PO/BD
6.Tab. udiliv 300mg PO BD
7. Bp/pr/temp charting 8th hrly
8.inform SOS
9.GRBS charting 8th hrly
Soap notes day 5
Ward case
S- no fresh complaints

O- 
Bp- 110/80mm hg
Pr- 74/min
Cvs-S1,S2 +
Rs- bae+ , NVBS , clear
P/A- soft, nontender
Bs+
Cns- hmf intact

A- viral pyrexia with thrombocytopenia with indirect hyperbilirubinemia

P- 
1.IVF 1 unit of NS with optineuron 1Amp  IV @50ml/ hr
2.inj. thiamine 1Amp in 100ml NS
3.Tab Pan 40mg IV OD BBF
Tab. Glimi M1 / PO/ OD
4. Bp/pr/temp charting 8th hrly
5.inform SOS
6.GRBS charting 8th hrly 

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