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Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.

o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang


Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT
Anamnesis Problem List Diagnosis Planning

Chief Complaint: Right eye can't open Medical: Clinical diagnosis: PTx : Continue medication from neurologist
since 2 weeks ago • CVA non-hemorrhagic LACI subacute phase (2 CVA non-hemorrhagic LACI subacute Modality :
History of Present Illness : weeks) phase (2 weeks) + HT uncontrolled + • NMES at eyelid D (levator palpebrae D)
The complaint of not being able to open • HT uncontrolled Geriatric Problem (Cognitive pulse duration 300-600 msec, 70 – 85
your right eye has been felt since 2 weeks Surgical: - Impairment) pulses per second, on time 10-15 second
ago. R1 (M) : - range, off times 50 second range, off times
• The complaint began with the R2 (A) : - Impairment: 50 second, 2x/week
patient feeling severe pain in the R3 (C) : - • Parese N. II, III, IV, VI OD Exercise :
right eye until the patient could R4 (P) : Discomfort to meeting other people dt. • Hypertension • AROM exercise UE/ LE D/S
not sleep and had fainted. (NRS 8) her appearance • Mild cognitive impairment • Endurance exercise
• After the patient regained R5 (S) : - • Reduce breathing capacity F : 3-5d/w
consciousness (15 minutes), the R6 (V) : Disability : I : 40-59% HRR
patient was then taken to • Difficulty to open right eye T : 30 minute
Kepanjen Eye Center and referred R7 (O):
Handicap : T: ergocycle
directly to RSSA eye clinic. • Difficulty to open right eye
• - • Active breathing exercise (deep breathing,
• After arriving at the eye clinic, the • Mild cognitive impairment chest expansion exercise)
patient was referred to the • Decreased breathing count test & chest OT :
neurology clinic due to suspicion expansion • Cognitive training
of vascular blockage. PMo:
• The patient underwent CT scan and • Subjective, muscle power eyelid, BCT, CET,
laboratory examination by the cognitive hamilton
neurology department. PEd:
• The patient was given medication • Explain about patient’s condition
from the neurology clinic and the • Purpose and benefit of PMR therapy
patient was referred to the • Routine control to PMR clinic
medical rehabilitation clinic due to • Continue exercise at home
complaints that the right eyelid • Continue medication from internist and
could not be opened. neurologist
• Raising eyebrow, placing finger underneath
palpebrae and holding for several seconds
5x/day.
Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT

Anamnesis Problem List Diagnosis Planning


History of Past Illness :
History of Trauma (-) CVA(-)
History of Comorbid:
HT (+) uncontrolled DM (-) Malignancy (-)
smoking (-) dyslipidemia (+)
History of Family Illness :
No family history related to patient’s condition
History of medication & rehabilitation
From neurologist:
• ASA 1x80mg
• Amlodipin 1x10mg
• Simvastatin

Patient never had any rehabilitation before


Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT
Anamnesis
Functional activity :
• Mobility: patient able to walk to walk independently
• Activity daily living: patient able to do ADL independently.
• Patient daily activity is go to the rice field to farm daily.
• Patient didn’t have any particular hobby

Psycho-Socio-Economic :
• Patient felt worried about her condition, especially her right eyelid.
• Patient’s hope : able to open her right eyes again.
• Patient is a widow. Lives alone at her house.
• Patient lives in a house with 1 storey. From door to patient’s bedroom was approx. 3m.
From her bedroom to the bathroom was approx. 10m with squatting closet.
• Patient’s daily expenses was fulfilled by herself.
• Economic status: middle class
• Health insurance: BPJS
Barthel Index
2 3

2
20/20 3
Independent
1
2

2
2

2
1
20
Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT

Positive Finding
Physical Exam :
GCS : E4V5M6 (Compos Mentis) Physiological Reflex :
BP : 153/100 mmHg • BPR : +2/+2
HR: 82x/m RR: 20x/m SpO2: 98% • TPR : +2/+2
BW : 53 kg BH: 160 cm BMI: 20,7 (normoweight) • KPR : +2/+2
Ambulation : Independent • APR : +2/+2
Gait : normal Pathological Reflex :
• Hoffman -/-
Head and Neck : Anemic (-), Jaundice (-), Cyanosis (-) • Tromner -/-
Thorax : • Babinski -/-
• Cor : S1-S2 single, murmur (-), gallop (-) • Chaddock -/-
• Pulmo : RH -/- WH -/-
• Chest expansion : 3-3-3 cm
• Breath count test : 10-10-10
Abdomen : soefl, hepar & lien not palpable, pain (-)
Extremities : warm -/- oedema-/-
Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT

Positive Finding
Local Status:
Face symmetrical (+)
Oedem (-/-)
Hematom (-/-)
Entropion (-/-)
Ektropion (-/-)
Conjungtiva anemi (-/-)
Icteric Sclera (-/-)
Secret (-/-)
Ptosis (+/-)
Cranial Nerve Examination
I (Olfactory) Smell function (Normal)
II (Opticus) Visus (>3/60 OD/OS) visual field (normal) Pupillary reflex (-/+) OD pupil midriatic
III (Occulomotor) Eye movement Superior (-/+), Inferior (-/+) Medial (-/+)

IV (Trochlear) Eye movement inferotemporal : (-/+)


V (Trigeminal) Mastication muscle (normal), mid face sensory (normal), cornea reflex (+)
VI (Abducens) Eye movement lateral (-/+)
VII (Facialis) symmetrical face, smile symmetrical (normal), 2/3 anterior tongue (normal), schimmer test
(not tested)

VIII (Vestibulotrochlear) Hearing (Normal), hallpike manuvere (not tested)

IX (Hypoglosus), X (Vagus) 1/3 posterior tongue sensory (Normal), voice quality (Normal), uvula centered, pharynx
arcus (DFE), gag reflex (Normal), Dry swallowing test (5x/30s), BSST (NT)
XI (Asesorius) Trapezius, sternocloidomastoideus muscle (Normal)
XII (Glossopharingeal) Dysarthria (-), tongue movement ( functional)
NEUROLOGY EXAMINATION
Upper Extremity Lower extremity
D S D S

ROM Full Full Full Full


MMT 5 5 5 5
Muscle tone Normal normal normal normal

Clonus - - - -

Spasticity None None None None

Physiological Reflexes BPR +2/ TPR +2 BPR + 2/ TPR +2 KPR +3 / APR +3 KPR +2 / APR +2

Pathological Reflex Hoffman (-) Hoffman (-) Babinski (-) Babinski (-)
Tromner (-) Tromner (-) Chaddock (-) Chaddock (-)
Sensory Exteroceptive (touch, pressure, temperature, pain): normal
Proprioceptive (joint position sense, vibration) : normal
Cranial Nerve
Examination
Cranial Nerve Examination
Cranial Nerve Examination
Musculoskeletal Examination
NECK ROM MMT
Flexion F (0-450) 5/5
Extension F (0-450) 5/5
Lateral bending F/F (0-450) 5/5

Rotation F/F (0-600) 5/5

TRUNK ROM MMT


Flexion F (0-800) 5/5
Extension F (0-300) 5/5
Lateral bending F/F (0-350) 5/5
Rotation F/F (0-450) 5/5
Musculoskeletal Examination
SHOULDER AROM MMT
Flexion F/F (0-1800) 5/5
Extension F/F (0-600) 5/5
Abduction F/F (0-1800) 5/5
Adduction F/F (0-450) 5/5
Internal rotation F/ F (0-700) 5/5
Eksternal rotation F/F (0-900) 5/5

ELBOW ROM MMT


Flexion F/F (0-1500) 5/5
Extension F/F (1500-0) 5/5
Supination F/F (0-900) 5/5
Pronation F/F (0-900) 5/5
Musculoskeletal Examination
WRIST ROM MMT
Flexion F/F (0-800) 5/5
Extension F/F(0-800) 5/5
Ulnar deviation F/F (0-300) 5/5
Radial deviation F/F (0-200) 5/5

THUMB ROM MMT


Flexion
MCP F/F (0-500) 5/5
IP F/F (0-900) 5/5
Extension F/F (0-200) 5/5
Abduction F/F (0-700) 5/5
Adduction F/F (700-0) 5/5
Opposition F/F 5/5
Musculoskeletal Examination
FINGERS ROM MMT
Flexion
MCP F/F (0-900) 5/5
PIP F/F (0-1000) 5/5
DIP F/F (0-900) 5/5
Extension F/F (0-300) 5/5
Abduction F/F (0-200) 5/5
Adduction F/F (200-0) 5/5
Musculoskeletal Examination
HIP ROM MMT
Flexion F/F (0-1200) 5/5
Extension F/F (0-300) 5/5
Abduction F/F (0-450) 5/5
Adduction F/F (0-300) 5/5
Internal rotation F/F (0-350) 5/5
External rotation F/F (0-450) 5/5

KNEE ROM MMT


Flexion F/F (0-1350) 5/5
Extension F/F (1350-0) 5/5
Musculoskeletal Examination
ANKLE ROM MMT
Dorsoflexion F/(0-500) 5/5
Plantarflexion F/(0-500) 5/5
Inversion F/(0-300) 5/5
Eversion F/(0-150) 5/5

TOES ROM MMT


Flexion
MTP F/F (0-250) 5/5
IP F/F (0-300) 5/5
Extension F/F (0-800) 5/5
FUNCTIONAL EXAMINATION
Transfer Balance
Lying to sitting : able Sitting Balance
Sitting to standing : able Static : good
Transfer to chair : able Dynamic: good
Gait pattern : normal Sitting Tolerance : > 1 hour
Standing Balance
Static : good
Dynamic: good
Communication function

Speech : dysarthria (-), dysphonia (-)

Language : fluency (good) comprehension (good) repetition (good) naming (good), writing (good), Reading (good)
FUNCTIONAL
Cerebellar function EXAMINATION
Cerebral function
▪ Stereognosis : able
Coordination :
▪ Dysdiadokokinesia : able
▪ Graphesthesia : able
▪ Finger to nose (dysmetria) : Able
▪ Sensory extinction : able
▪ Heel to shin : Able
▪ Barognosia : able
▪ Two point tactile : able

Balance :
Romberg test : able
Tandem walking test : able
Video Functional Examination
Video Functional Examination
Functional Examination

Hand Function :
• Cylindrical : F/F
• Grasp : F/F
• Lateral tip : F/F
• Spherical : F/F
• Hook : F/F
• Pinch : F/F
Hand grip: 17.2/14.7 (normal/normal)
Supporting Examination
Head CT Scan (08-03-2024)
Supporting Examination
Laboratory (07-03-2024)
ICF DIAGNOSIS PATIENT’S CONDITION
Body Function
B420 Blood Pressure functions Hypertension Uncontrolled
B440 Respiration functions Decrease breathing capacity
B730 Muscle power functions Unable to open right eye
B163 Cognitive function Mild Cognitive Impairment

Body Structure
S110 Structure of brain CVA Non-Hemorrhagic LACI subacute phase (2 weeks)
S220 Structure of eyeball Parese N. II, III, IV, VI OD
Pupillary Mydriasis OD
S230 Structue around eye Ptosis OD
Activity and Participation
D230 Carrying out daily routine Discomfort to do daily routine dt. her condition
D910 Community life Discomfort to meeting other people dt. her appearance

Environment
E310 Immediate family Her family supports her
E580 Health services, systems, and policies BPJS

Personal Factor Female, 76 y.o, retired marine civillian, Javanese, Muslim


Prognosis

Ad Vitam • Dubia ad bonam

Ad Sanationam • Dubia

Ad Functional • Dubia ad bonam


Goal
Short Term Mid Term Long Term
• Improve muscle power • Improve muscle power -

of eyelid of eyelid
• Improve breathing
capacity
• Improve cognitive
Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT
No. Problems Target Programs Time Setting
1 • Difficulty to open right eyelid • Improve muscle power of PTx : -
• Discomfort to do daily routine right eyelid. Modality :
• NMES at eyelid (levator palpebrae) pulse duration 300-600
msec, 70 – 85 pulses per second, on time 10-15 second
range, off times 50 second range, off times 50 second, 1-3 months:
2x/week Modality (NMES) for 3 months
Exercise :
• AROM exercise UE/ LE D/S (MMT ≥3 )
• Endurance exercise
F : 3-5d/w
I : 40-59% HRR 1-6 months
T : 30 minute
T: ergocycle

PMo: Subjective, muscle power eyelid

PEd:
• Explain about patient’s condition
• Purpose and benefit of PMR therapy
• Routine control to PMR clinic 1-6 months
• Continue exercise at home 3-6 months
• Continue medication from internist and neurologist
• Raising eyebrow, placing finger underneath palpebrae and
holding for several seconds 5x/day.
Patient : Mrs. R/76 y.o /11609486/retired marine civilian/Kedungkandang
Referred From : Neurology Outpatient Clinic (CVA Thrombosis Brainstem + HT Stage II)
Resident : TYO/OGE/RIT
No. Problems Target Programs Time Setting
2. Reduce breathing capacity Improve breathing capacity PTx: -
PDx: -
Exercise :
Active breathing exercise (deep breathing, 3-6 months
chest expansion exercise)
P.Mo:
• Subjective, Breath count test, chest
expansion
P.Ed:
• Explain patient’s condition
• Educate patient and family to measure RR
at home
• Continue exercise at home
3. Mild Cognitive impairment Improve cognitive function PTx: -
PDx: -
OT :
• Cognitive training
PMo:
• Subjective,cognitive hamilton 3-6 months:
PEd: Cognitive training
• Explain patient’s condition
• Purpose & benefit PMR therapy
• Routine visit to PMR outpatient clinic
• Continue exercise at home

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