24 YEAR OLD FEMALE WITH FEVER AND SOB

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I have been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of " patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan

This is a case of 24 year old female came with 


C/o fever since 5 days 

C/o sob since 5 days 


HOPI 


Patient was apparently alright 5days back then she had fever which is insidious onset gradually progressive,low grade, intermittent and relieved by medication. 


Sob since 5 days on exertion Grade 2.No orthopnea,no PND.No pedal edema.seasonal variation present more during winter season.


No cough/cold. 

No abdominal pain, vomitings. 

No H/o burning micturition.

No H/o chest pain, palpitations. 


H/o similar complaints one year back sob and cough and visited hospital and took medication. Similar episodes once every 2-3 months more during winter.


3 months back she had severe sob and cough in the midnight and went to local hospital and used nebulization. since then she is having intermittent episodes and relieved with nebulization. 


K/c/o pcod since 1yr. 

N/k/c/o HTN,DM, Thyroid , epilepsy 


Personal history:

Diet: mixed 

Appetite: normal

Sleep: Adequate 

Bowel and bladder: Regular 

No addictions and allergic to dust.


GENERAL EXAMINATION:

No pallor,No icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, lymphadenopathy.  





Vitals:


BP 120/80 MMHG

PR 92 BPM

RR 20/MIN

GRBS 93 MG/DL

SpO2 99% ON RA

 

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION ::

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:


Inspection:

No tracheal deviation 

Chest bilaterally symmetrical

Type of respiration: thoraco abdominal.

No dilated veins,pulsations,scars, sinuses.

No drooping of shoulder.



Palpation:


No tracheal deviation

Expansion of chest - symmetrical on both sides

Tenderness over chestwall- absent.

Vocal fremitus- normal on both sides.


Percussion:                   


Supraclavicular            

Infraclavicular.         

Mammary

Axillary

Infraaxillary

Suprascapular

Infrascapular

Interscapular

Right side and left side- resonant in above areas.


Auscultation:

Bilateral Airway entry - present

NVBS heard

GIT


INSPECTION :


Abdomen - scaphoid 

Umbilicus - inverted 

Movements - all quadrants are equally moving with respiration

No scars and sinuses 

No visible peristalsis

No engorged veins.


PALPATION:


No local rise in temperature and no tenderness in all quadrants 

LIVER: no hepatomegly

SPLEEN- not enlarged 

KIDNEYS - bimanual palpable kidneys 


PERCUSSION :


no shifting dullness


AUSCULTATION :


Bowel sounds are heard and are normal

No bruit.






Cardiovascular system:

Inspection : no visible pulsation , no visible apex beat , no visible scars.

Palpation: all pulses felt , apex beat felt.

Percussion: heart borders normal.

Auscultation: 

Mitral area, tricuspid area, pulmonary area, aortic area- S1,S2 heard.


Central Nervous system:

Higher motor functions- Intact 

Speech: Normal

Cranial nerve functions - Normal

Sensory system-Normal

Motor system Right Left   

            Power- UL 4/5 4/5

                          LL 4/5 4/5 

                         Neck Normal 

                 Trunk muscles Normal  

          Tone- UL Normal Normal

                         LL Normal Normal 

          Reflexes- 

Superficial reflexes - Intact 

              Plantar flexion flexion


Deep tendon reflexes -

                           Biceps ++ + +

                           Triceps ++ ++

                         Supinator ++ ++

                                Knee ++ + +

                             Ankle ++ + +

INVESTIGATIONS:










ECG:



USG:



CHEST X RAY:


DIAGNOSIS :  


Bronchial Asthma with PCOS


TREATMENT: 

1. Tab.PCM 650 mg po/TID

2. Nebulization with Ipravent 6th hrly

budecort - 12 th hrly

3.Tab.Pantop 40 PO/BD/BBF




DISCHARGE SUMMARY:


Final diagnosis :


Bronchial Asthma with PCOS

 

24 year old female came with 

C/o fever since 5 days 

C/o sob since 5 days 


Patient was apparently alright 5days back then she had fever which is insidious onset gradually progressive,low grade, intermittent and relieved by medication. 


SOB since 5 days on exertion Grade 2.No orthopnea,no PND.No pedal edema.seasonal variation present more during winter season.

No cough/cold. 

No abdominal pain, vomitings. 

No H/o burning micturition.

No H/o chest pain, palpitations. 

H/o similar complaints one year back sob and cough and visited hospital and took medication. Similar episodes once every 2-3 months more during winter.


3 months back she had severe sob and cough in the midnight and went to local hospital and used nebulization. since then she is having intermittent episodes and relieved with nebulization. 


Past history :

K/c/o pcod since 1yr. 


Course in hospital :


Patient was investigated further and OBG referral was done I/V/O PCOS morphology in both the ovaries and was advised further investigations (serum prolactin and TFT)and advised life style modifications and regular exercise.

Pulmonology referral was done I/V/O Pulmonary function test to rule out any Obstructive cause for her condition.PFT was found Normal and advised DPI Rotahalor 2 Puffs twice daily and being discharged.  


Advised to review to Pulmonology OPD after 2 weeks.




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