Saturday, 21 November 2020

A 65 yr old male with Delirium under evaluation , Pre-renal AKI, Non healing ulcer over right foot, Anemia: microcytic hypochromic under evaluation

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CASE PRESENTATION


A 65year old male patient shepherd by occupation came with c/o ulcer over dorsum of lt foot since 6 months and disoriented speech since 1 day.

Pt was apparently asymptomatic 6months ago then he sustained trauma to his right lower limb and developed ulcer and right lower limb edema. Pt has been on regular dressings for the ulcer with RMP.

3months ago pt developed left lower limb edema also

1week ago h/o giddiness and fall(pt did not eat food that day),pt did not remember the event of fall but according to attendors there was no loss of consciousness,no trauma,no seizures

Since 5days c/o involuntary micturation,involuntary passing stools and spitting everywhere,altered behaviour, irrelevant talk,visual hallucinations,no orientation to person place

Pt not sleeping since 4days

Decreased appetite since 1week

Occasional alcoholic 

smoker since 40 years

Past history:

Not a k/c/o DM,HTN,CAD,CVA, Epilepsy

Personal history:

Mixed diet

Decreased  appetite 

Sleep not adequate 

Bowel and bladder involuntary 

Occasional alcoholic

Smoker since 40 yrs

O/E

Pt is conscious, not orientated to time,place and person, thin built

Vitals

Pt is Afebrile

BP - 110/70 mmhg

PR - 82bpm

RR - 16 CPM

CVS - S1S2 heard

RS - BAE present 

P/A - soft , non tender 

CNS - No neck rigidity, signs of meningitis

           Motor and sensory not elicitable


Psychiatry notes:

Day 1:

C/O : sleep disturbance, irrelevant talk , irritability, self talking, decreased appetite since 3 days

Pt was apparently asymptomatic 1week back,he was sitting in the field during day time, pt fell down and was brought to home by village people, pt was taken to a nearby hospital, after 3 days pt started behaving abnormally ,sleep decreased, appetite decreased,self talking,visual hallucinations, irrelevant talk, spitting frequently, involuntarily passing urine

H/O consumption of whiskey 90ml , toddy 500ml occasionally, h/o tobacco smoking since 20 yrs , 2 cigarettes per day , stopped 3 months back (OD denies withdrawal symptoms)

No H/O suspiciouness ,self smiling, low mood , crying spells, fear , palpitations , repititive thoughts, suicidal ideation

MSE - GAB- pt is sitting on bed , frequently trying to go outside of ward 

ETEC negative

PMA Normal, rapport CNBE

further MSE CNBE 

No Orientation to time ,place , person

DAY 2:

Pt reports  to have slept well, decreased  irritability 

MSE - GAB : pt sitting on the wheel chair, responding to oral commands.  PMA normal ETEC present not sustained, rapport established with difficulty

RT increased,  relevant,  coherent 

Affect - dysphoric

Thought and perception - CNBE

Not oriented to time , orientated  to place, person.


INVESTIGATIONS:



LFT

TB 0.66

DB 0.2

SGOT 17

SGPT 17

ALP 279

TP 4.7

Alb 2

RBS 70



DIAGNOSIS:

Delirium under evaluation

Pre-renal AKI

Non healing ulcer over right foot

Anemia:microcytic hypochromic under evaluation


TREATMENT:

1. RF FEEDS 200 ML MILK WITH PROTEIN POWDER 2ND HRLY, 100ML PLAIN WATER4TH HRLY

2. IVF 1 UNIT NS , 1 UNIT DNS @ 75ML/HR

3. INJ OPTINEURON 1AMP IN 100ML NS/IV/OD 

4. INJ PANTOP 40MG IV/OD

5. TAB OROFER XT PO/BD

6. TAB OLANZAPINE 2.5 MG PO/BD

7. INJ HALOPERIDOL 2.5 MG IM

8. INJ LORAZEPAM 2 MG IM/ SOS IF SLEEPLESS

9. ZYTEE GEL FOR L/A

10. GRBS CHARTING 6TH HRLY 

11. I/O CHARTING 

12. SYP LACTULOSE 15 ML PO/BD 



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