This patient profile summarizes information for a 20-year-old male admitted to the hospital complaining of fever for 4 days and vomiting. Medical history and examination findings were otherwise unremarkable. Laboratory tests revealed malaria parasites in blood smears and elevated liver enzymes. The patient was diagnosed with both P. vivax and P. falciparum malaria and prescribed a two-week course of antimalarial medications. He was discharged after 10 days with instructions to follow up in the outpatient clinic the following week.
This patient profile summarizes information for a 20-year-old male admitted to the hospital complaining of fever for 4 days and vomiting. Medical history and examination findings were otherwise unremarkable. Laboratory tests revealed malaria parasites in blood smears and elevated liver enzymes. The patient was diagnosed with both P. vivax and P. falciparum malaria and prescribed a two-week course of antimalarial medications. He was discharged after 10 days with instructions to follow up in the outpatient clinic the following week.
This patient profile summarizes information for a 20-year-old male admitted to the hospital complaining of fever for 4 days and vomiting. Medical history and examination findings were otherwise unremarkable. Laboratory tests revealed malaria parasites in blood smears and elevated liver enzymes. The patient was diagnosed with both P. vivax and P. falciparum malaria and prescribed a two-week course of antimalarial medications. He was discharged after 10 days with instructions to follow up in the outpatient clinic the following week.
URINE ANALYSIS OTHERS pH: WBC: Creatinine phospho kinase(CPK): 79U/L TSH: 0.819µIU/ml Protein: RBC: Peripheral smear reports: RBC- Sugars: EP. Cells: Normocytic,normocytic, WBC normal in no. QBC malaria- ring forms & schizonts of P. Vivax& Blood: Casts: few rings of P.falciparum seen Ketones: Crystals: FINAL DIAGNOSIS: P. vivax & falciparum malaria DISCHARGE MEDICATIONS: FOLLOW UP/REVIEW: 1) T. Malarid DS 1-0-1/2 × 14 days To review in med 7 OPD on Wednesday 26-12-12 with 2) T. Pantodac 40mg × 7 days CBC,MPQBC 3) T, Supradyn 0-1-0 × 14 days 4) T. Domstal 10mg 1-1-1 × 3 days