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Pedia Case For Group 2
Pedia Case For Group 2
Progress in the ER (Day 1): You are assigned to JXDN, 12 y/o, male, a Roman Catholic and
lives in P-3 Poblacion, Valencia City Bukidnon, accompanied by his father. Pt. complaints of fever
and vomiting.
Five days PTA - intermittent, undocumented fever; no vomiting, no cough and colds, and no loose
stools noted; Two days PTA, still no cough and colds, no vomiting and no loose stools, fever
persisted, (+) abdominal pain in the epigastric area; consult sought @ Valencia Medical Center;
CBC (Hgb: 112, Hct: 0.27, WBC: 3.7, Platelet: 125); Initial Diagnosis: Urinary Tract infection –
prescribed Cefalexin (unrecalled dose) and paracetamol 250mg before discharge. One day PTA,
fever and epigastric pain still persisted, now with vomiting of three episodes (1cc/episode); still
with no cough and colds, no loose stools. On the day of admission fever, epigastric pain and
vomiting were persistent which prompted consult. CBC was ordered at the AMCV (Hgb: 146, Hct:
43, WBC: 5.2, Platelet: 97), advised admission.
Family History:
No history of malignancies, DM, HTN, Atopy/Allergies, Bronchial Asthma, TB in the
Paternal side of the family
Patient’s mother is hypertensive and the maternal grandmother was an Ovarian Cancer
survivor
There are no other known heredo-familial illnesses
Personal History:
Birth and Maternal History
o Preterm ( unrecalled AOG) to a 25 year old G3P2 (0212)
o Non-smoker, non-drinker, regular prenatal check-ups starting 1 month
o Caesarean Section by an OB-GYN in a hospital
o Birth weight and heaight was unrecalled
o APGAR: good cry after delivery
o Mother took unrecalled Multivitamins
o Maternal complications: pre-eclamptic during delivery
o Vitamin K & eye care
o Newborn screening done
o Baby noted to jaundiced – resolved after one week
Nutritional History
o Breastfeeding: birth until 1.5 years
o Formula (Nestogen, Bona) until 6 years old
o Complementary feeding at 5 months
o 24 hour diet recall:
- Rice and adobo for breakfast
- Rice and pork sinigang for lunch
- Fried fish and monggo for dinner
- Morning snack was bread and milk
Preference for chicken, pork, beef and squash and regularly consumes softdrinks and junk
food for snacks
Immunization History
o BCG (1), DPT (3), OPV (3), HiB (3), HepB (4) MMR (2), measles (1)
o Rotavirus (0), Pneumococcal (0), Influenza (0) Varicella (0), Hep A (0) and
Typhoid (0)
o He has not yet had boosters for Hep B, DTaP and MMR
Hospitalization History:
Surgical History:
DEVELOPMENTAL HISTORY:
Can stand on his own at 10 months, walk up stairs alone at 2yrs; Makes circular strokes
at 2; Knows name and sex, most of speech intelligible to strangers at 3yrs; Parallel play
and helps in dressing at 3 yrs; at par with age, with no noted delay in gross motor, fine
adaptive, social and language developmental milestones.
Home life is happy; Parents provide for the needs of the family; Patient expressed love
and respect for the parents and his sibling. Occasional disciplinary spanking; Rules are
fairly strict especially in academics; Parents can be relied upon when having a problem;
No recent major changes in the family;
The child is in grade 6 elementary, a consistent honor student and is currently top 1 of
his class. He was not bullied by classmates or other children in the community.
Preference for chicken, pork, beef and squash and regularly consumes softdrinks and
junk food for snacks; Especially likes fried chicken and hamburgers; No diets; Sees self
as thin.
Likes to play basketball and tumbang preso with friends and classmates; Spends about 2
hours browsing social media during holidays and weekends. None during school days
TV: 1 hour every day; has a male best friend in his class.
Has no friends who smoke, drink or tried drugs; Has not tried drugs himself: fears
parents
Interested in opposite sex, but has no crushes or girlfriends; No forced or uncomfortable
sexual experiences.
Has no suicidal ideations; Does not hurt himself; Financial situation of family makes him
sad; Sleeps well; Vents anger or sadness through crying
Not a member of a gang or fraternity; Accompanied by the mother or father going to
and from school
Roman Catholic; Believes in God; Prays at night but does not go to church regularly
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT:
DOCTOR’S ORDER
Dr. Macarat
Progress in the Ward (Day 2): Pt. is asleep, comfortable, afebrile with normal pulse rate and
rhythm; equal chest expansion with clear breath sounds; warm extremities with full equal pulses.
Possible discharge if platelet count is increasing.
LABORATORY RESULTS
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
- Neutrophil 55 % 40-70
- Lymphocyte 35 % 19-48
- Monocyte 7 % 3-9
- Eosinophil 9 % 2-8
- Basophil 1 % 0-0.5
- Hematocrit 0.33 % 0.40-0.48
- Platelet count 97 10^9/L 150-400
March 16, 2021 @ 3:00pm
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
- Neutrophil % 40-70
- Lymphocyte % 19-48
- Monocyte % 3-9
- Eosinophil % 2-8
- Basophil % 0-0.5
- Platelet count 80 10^9/L 150-400
DIFFERENTIAL COUNT
- Neutrophil % 40-70
- Lymphocyte % 19-48
- Monocyte % 3-9
- Eosinophil % 2-8
- Basophil % 0-0.5
- Platelet count 150 10^9/L 150-400
After five days of complete treatment, pt.’s condition is improved with a final diagnosis of
Dengue Fever, Grade I.