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    The 65-year-old male patient presented with a 4-day history of constant right abdominal pain without nausea, vomiting, or fever. On examination, the abdomen was distended with tenderness and a mass in the right lower quadrant. Laboratory tests found elevated white blood cell count. The diagnosis was abdominal pain and plans included further imaging and medication for analgesia, IV fluids, antibiotics, and H2 receptor agonist with consultation of digestive department.

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    The 65-year-old male patient presented with a 4-day history of constant right abdominal pain without nausea, vomiting, or fever. On examination, the abdomen was distended with tenderness and a mass in the right lower quadrant. Laboratory tests found elevated white blood cell count. The diagnosis was abdominal pain and plans included further imaging and medication for analgesia, IV fluids, antibiotics, and H2 receptor agonist with consultation of digestive department.

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    The 65-year-old male patient presented with a 4-day history of constant right abdominal pain without nausea, vomiting, or fever. On examination, the abdomen was distended with tenderness and a mass in the right lower quadrant. Laboratory tests found elevated white blood cell count. The diagnosis was abdominal pain and plans included further imaging and medication for analgesia, IV fluids, antibiotics, and H2 receptor agonist with consultation of digestive department.

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    The 65-year-old male patient presented with a 4-day history of constant right abdominal pain without nausea, vomiting, or fever. On examination, the abdomen was distended with tenderness and a mass in the right lower quadrant. Laboratory tests found elevated white blood cell count. The diagnosis was abdominal pain and plans included further imaging and medication for analgesia, IV fluids, antibiotics, and H2 receptor agonist with consultation of digestive department.

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    ABDOMINAL PAIN

    By : Enno Elfandari
    IDENTITY

    Name : Mr. ld salihin


    Age : 65 years old
    Adress : konawe
    Occupation : Farmers
    Admission : August, 6th 2017
    DPJP : dr. Tedjo Arianto, Sp.B-KBD
    HISTORY TAKING
    Chief complaint : abdominal pain
    the patient came with complaint a pain at the right abdominal
    since about 4 days ago. The pain felt constantly. Nausea (+),
    vomiting (-), fever (-). She has a good desire to eat. There is not
    weight decrease. Defecating and urinating was normally.
    She never got the similar complaint before
    She has not a medication history.
    Physical examination

    Patient was consious with moderate ill

    BP = 120/60 mmHg Pulse = 84x/m, regular, strong

    RR = 24x/m, regular Temperature = 36,7oC


    General state
    Head : Normal Abdomen
    Face : Normal I : flat, follow the motion of
    Eyes : Normal breath, distended (-)
    Nose : Normal A : Peristaltic was normal
    Mouth : Normal P : Timpany (+), liver was deaf
    Ears : Normal P : Massa (+) at right lumbalis
    Neck : Normal region of abdomen and
    Chest : Normal Tenderness (+).
    Extremity Rectal Toucher :
    Superior : Normal
    Inferior : Normal
    CLINICAL FINDING
    LABORATORY FINDINGS
    WBC : 21.57+ GDS : 90
    RBC : 4.74 Ureum : 23
    HGB : 13.8 Creatinin : 0,4
    PLT : 279 SGOT : 25
    NEUT : 17.82
    Diagnose
    Abdominal pain e.c

    PLANING

    USG
    CT-SCAN
    IVFD
    Analgetic
    Farmakologi
    Antibiotic
    H2R agonis

    Consult to digestive
    Thank You

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