The patient, a 37-year-old male, presented with pain across his whole abdomen for 3 days. The pain started in his epigastric region and moved to his right lower abdomen. He had fever, nausea but no vomiting or bowel movements. On examination, his abdomen was tender all over with tympany and decreased bowel sounds. A digital rectal exam found pain on clockwise rotation and feces in the rectum. Laboratory tests and chest x-ray were performed. The working diagnosis was diffuse peritonitis likely due to a perforated appendix. The patient was given IV fluids, antibiotics, and analgesics and prepared for an emergency laparotomy and appendectomy.
The patient, a 37-year-old male, presented with pain across his whole abdomen for 3 days. The pain started in his epigastric region and moved to his right lower abdomen. He had fever, nausea but no vomiting or bowel movements. On examination, his abdomen was tender all over with tympany and decreased bowel sounds. A digital rectal exam found pain on clockwise rotation and feces in the rectum. Laboratory tests and chest x-ray were performed. The working diagnosis was diffuse peritonitis likely due to a perforated appendix. The patient was given IV fluids, antibiotics, and analgesics and prepared for an emergency laparotomy and appendectomy.
The patient, a 37-year-old male, presented with pain across his whole abdomen for 3 days. The pain started in his epigastric region and moved to his right lower abdomen. He had fever, nausea but no vomiting or bowel movements. On examination, his abdomen was tender all over with tympany and decreased bowel sounds. A digital rectal exam found pain on clockwise rotation and feces in the rectum. Laboratory tests and chest x-ray were performed. The working diagnosis was diffuse peritonitis likely due to a perforated appendix. The patient was given IV fluids, antibiotics, and analgesics and prepared for an emergency laparotomy and appendectomy.
The patient, a 37-year-old male, presented with pain across his whole abdomen for 3 days. The pain started in his epigastric region and moved to his right lower abdomen. He had fever, nausea but no vomiting or bowel movements. On examination, his abdomen was tender all over with tympany and decreased bowel sounds. A digital rectal exam found pain on clockwise rotation and feces in the rectum. Laboratory tests and chest x-ray were performed. The working diagnosis was diffuse peritonitis likely due to a perforated appendix. The patient was given IV fluids, antibiotics, and analgesics and prepared for an emergency laparotomy and appendectomy.
Morning Report 22 Desember 2017 Chief Complaint : pain on the whole abdomen
It has been suffered by the patient since 3 days before
admission to Hospital. Previously patient was feel pain on epigastrium then reffered to right lower abdomen, but lost arise. Fever (+), nausea (+) vomiting (-), urinate (+) normally. Defecation (-) in 1 days. Flatus (+).
History of previous illnes : not found
History of drug use: not found Present state : Awareness : Alert BP : 130/80 mmHg HR : 84 x / i RR : 20 x / i T : 38.10C VAS :6 Generalized State Head and neck : Abnormality not found Chest : Abnormality not found Abdomen : in localized state Genitalia : male, Abnormality not found Extremity : Abnormality not found Localized state : Abdomen : • I : symmetrical, distention (-), • P : tenderness (+) o/t whole abdomen, • P : tympani • A : Peristaltic (+) decreased Digital Rectal Examination : Perineum normal, Strict anal sphincter tone, smooth mucosa, pain (+) on 10 - 12 clockwise, rectum was filled with feces, Gloves : feses (+), blood (-) mucous (-) Clinical Pictures Laboratory Findings: Hb/Hct/Wbc/Plt : 15.5/43,1/16.20/195 Neutrophil : 95.30 % Ur/Cr : 24/ 0.76 Na/K/Cl : 143/3,6/113 Random Blood Sugar : 90 Chest x-ray Working Diagnosis : Diffuse Peritonitis d/t suspect Appendix Perforation Management in Emergency Room: • Fasting • IVFD RL 30 gtt/i • Insertion urine catheter • Inj Ceftriaxone 1 gr/12 h • Drip Metronidazole 500 mg/8 h • Inj Ranitidin 50 mg/12 h • Inj Ketorolac 30 mg/8 h • Inj Novalgin 1 amp/12 h (k/p) • Patient prepare for laparatomy apendectomy Durante operation