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Internal Medicine Clinical Report
Internal Medicine Clinical Report
FACULTY OF MEDICINE
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE
PATIENT PARTICULARS
Name: SALOME SHAURI
Age:61 years
Sex:Female
Address: Ukonga
Tribe: Sambaa
Occupation: Retired teacher
Religion: Christian
Education level: Diploma in education
Marital status: Married
Date of admission:
Date of clerkship:1/03/2024
Duration of stay:15 days post adimission
CHIEF COMPLAINT
Vomiting for two hours
HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS
The patient reported to have experienced vomiting for two hours which was persistent
that started suddenly in the afternoon upon bringing her daughter in law to the hospital
for delivery, it was associated with nausea, and body weakness which was neither
aggreviated nor relieved by any factors.
Summary 1:
This is 61 years old female, known hypertensive and diabetic patient who presented
with persistent vomiting for two hours. The patient reported not to have experienced
diarrhea, heart burn, gastrointestinal reflux.
GENERAL EXAMINATION
VITALS
Temperature :37.2°C
Pulse Rate:94 beats per minute
Respiratory Rate:20 breaths per minute
Oxygen Saturation: 96%
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
Palpation
• There was no tenderness, no superficial palpable lymph nodes
• No swelling/mass
The trachea was centrally located
• Apex beat palpable at the left fifth intercostal space midclavicular line
• Symmetrical chest expansion on both sides of the lungs
. Tactile fremitus was normal
Percussion
● Both the lung fields were resonant on percussion
Auscultation
●Normal vesicular breath sounds were heard in all the lung fields
●No added sounds such as wheezes, crackles.
•Vocal fremitus was normal
Precordial examination
Inspection
No precordial bulging
●
No precordial hyperactivity
Palpation
● Apex beat felt at the left fifth intercostal space midclavicular,
normal character.
● No palpable murmurs(thrills)
● No left parasternal heaving
Auscultation
● Heart sounds S1 and S2 heard at the mitral, tricuspid, pulmonary
and aortic areas.
● No murmurs were heard.
● No systolic clicks and opening snaps.
● The lung bases were clear.
A 61-year-old female, known hypertensive and diabetic patient who presented at kairuki hospital with
vomiting for 2 hours before admission associated with nausea and general body weakness, on review of
other system there was no any positive findings.
On physical examination the patient vitals were normal, and on examination of cardiovascular system
and respiratory system were normal