The document presents a case study of a 30-year-old male patient admitted with chronic liver disease. He reported fever, abdominal pain, increased stool frequency, and headache for the past 8 days. He has a history of alcohol consumption for the past 8 years. On examination, he was conscious and oriented with stable vitals. Initial labs showed signs of chronic liver disease like low hemoglobin and elevated liver enzymes. Radiology found features of chronic liver parenchymal disease and moderate ascites. He was diagnosed with fever and exacerbation of chronic liver disease. Treatment included IV fluids, antibiotics, pantoprazole, paracetamol, probiotics, and oral rehydration solution.
The document presents a case study of a 30-year-old male patient admitted with chronic liver disease. He reported fever, abdominal pain, increased stool frequency, and headache for the past 8 days. He has a history of alcohol consumption for the past 8 years. On examination, he was conscious and oriented with stable vitals. Initial labs showed signs of chronic liver disease like low hemoglobin and elevated liver enzymes. Radiology found features of chronic liver parenchymal disease and moderate ascites. He was diagnosed with fever and exacerbation of chronic liver disease. Treatment included IV fluids, antibiotics, pantoprazole, paracetamol, probiotics, and oral rehydration solution.
The document presents a case study of a 30-year-old male patient admitted with chronic liver disease. He reported fever, abdominal pain, increased stool frequency, and headache for the past 8 days. He has a history of alcohol consumption for the past 8 years. On examination, he was conscious and oriented with stable vitals. Initial labs showed signs of chronic liver disease like low hemoglobin and elevated liver enzymes. Radiology found features of chronic liver parenchymal disease and moderate ascites. He was diagnosed with fever and exacerbation of chronic liver disease. Treatment included IV fluids, antibiotics, pantoprazole, paracetamol, probiotics, and oral rehydration solution.
SHREYAS M SALIMATH PHARM D 2ND YEAR REG NO. 21Q0172 DEFINITION Cirrhosis is when scar tissue replaces healthy liver tissue. This stops the liver from working normally. Cirrhosis is a long [ chronic ] liver disease. The most common causes are hepatitis and other viruses, and alcohol abuse. And other medical problems can also cause it. EPIDEMIOLOGY The epidemiology of CLD, there are 257 million people worldwide who are living with chronic HBV. Without proper management, approximately 20% will die early of liver failure hepatocellular carcinoma. It is estimated that only 11% of infected persons are aware of their infection, and 17% of those people receive treatment . PATHOPHYSIOLOGY PATIENT PROFILE PATIENT NAME : XYZ AGE : 30 SEX : MALE I.P NO. : 35791 DEPT : MEDICINE DOA : 22/8/22 REASON FOR ADMISSION C/O Fever 3 days , C/O Burning micturaltion 8 days C/O Abdominal pain 8 days , C/O Increased frequency of stool 8 days , Headache since 8 days PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
Not a * K/C/O , DM/HTN
HISTORY OF PATIENT ILLNESS PT was apparently alright 8 days back then he developed abdominal pain which was insidious in onset progressive in nature then he developed increased scd frequency of stool and headache. He gives a high fever grade 3 days back he also C/O Burning micturation no epistanis bleeding hematuria a meleana . No cough , no chest pain , no abdominal pain intension FAMILY HISTORY Appetite : Normal Sleep : adequate SOCIAL HISTORY Habits : alcohol consumption since 8yr back drank 20 days back GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Pt is moderately built and norished consious and oriented to TPP BP : 110/90 mmHg PT : 100 bpm SPO2 : 95% RA PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS FEVER DECREASED EVALUATION INCREASED UTI , INCREASED CLD LABORATORY DATA HB : 10.8g/dl RBS : 110.4 WBC : 4700 SODIUM : 136mEq/L RBC : 3.20 million/ul POTASSIUM : 3.7mEq/L PL : 2,02,000cells/mm3 CHLORIDES : ESR : 60 101mEq/L HIV : non reactive HBs Ag : negative DENGUE AND MP ANTIGEN : negative THYROID FUNCTION TEST RFT Sr.Urea : 17.7 Total protein test : 5.3 Creatinine : 0.7mg/dl LFT :- ALT : 17.5 U/L Albumin : 2.0 AST : 31.2 U/L Globulin : 3.3 ALP : 131.8 U/L A/G Ratio : 1:1:6 BILIRUBIN T : 0.3 MG% D : 0.1 MG% I : 0.2 MG% Radiology : urine R
X-ray chest :
Pus cells: 1-2 / hpf
Epithelial cells : 0-1/hpf USG abdomen : impression – f/s/o chronic liver parenchyma disease Suggested LFT carrelion Moderate ascites TREATMENT CHART DAYS BRAND GENERIC NAME DOSE ROUTE FREQUENCY NAME OF DRUG 1 2 3 4 5
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