A 62 year with loss of appetite.
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A 62 year old male patient came to OPD for Dialysis.
History of presenting illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic one month back then he developed shortness of breath and loss of appetite.SOB is sudden in onset gradually progressive.After 20 days he had complaint of shortness of breath, fever and loss of appetite for which he went to private hospital where he was told to have raised serum creatinine then he came to our hospital for dialysis.Fever was treated outside in private hospital 5 days back.Vomitings since 2 days, 2-3 episodes per day, food and water as content ,non projectile.
Past history:
He has history of fall 5 years ago and knee surgery was done and diagnosed with HTN and DM type 2 and he is on irregular medication.No history of asthma, tuberculosis, Thyroid disorders.
Personal history:
Diet :mixed
Appetite :decreased since 30 days
Sleep :adequate
B&B: regular
Addicitons:Beedi smoker from 2-3 years
General Examination:
He is concious coherent cooperative.
Pallor is present,icterus clubbing cyanosis lymphadenopathy pedal edema absent
Temperature- afebrile
Blood pressure 110/80
Pulse rate- 78 bpm
Respiratory rate- 15 cpm
Systemic Examination
On inspection
Shape of chest :bilaterally symmetrical.
Movement of chest wall : symmetrical.
Palpation
Position of trachea :central
Symmetrical chest expansion
Percussion:
Resonance is heard bilaterally
Auscultation:
Normal vesicular breath sounds are heard
No wheeze
Abdomen:
Shape:scaphoid
No scars swellings are seen
On palpation:
Non tender, soft, liver spleen not palpable
On auscultation:
Bowel sounds heard
Investigations:
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