Case 5
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35 yrs female ,came to opd with complaints of swelling in abdomen since 15 days
History of present illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 15 days ago back .
She developed fever which is mild onset ,gradually it is associated with chills and rigor.
Fever has been subsided taking medication.
-she developed abdominal distension 15 days back
-patient has suffered from loss of appetite from 10 days ago
Past history:
-No history of chest pain ,palpitations,cold ,cough
-patient is not suffering with hypertension
⁃ no history of diabetes,epilepsy,TB,tyroid disorder
⁃ Patient had not undergone any surgeries
⁃ Blood transfusion undergone in 2nd pregnancy
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet-mixed
Appetite-loss of appetite
Bowel and bladder-irregular
Sleep-normal
Addiction -no addiction
FAMILY HISTORY:
No history of DM/HTN/TB/ asthma/ thyroid
No similar complaints in the family previously
Treatment history: not significant
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
-Patient is conscious,coherent,and cooperative
⁃ pallor present
⁃ No cyanosis
⁃ No icterus
⁃ No clubbing
⁃ No lymphadenopathy
⁃ Malnutrition is present
⁃ Oedema-absent
⁃ No Dehydration
VITALS:
Temp -99.5 C/F
Pulse rate -112/min
Resp rate-18/min
Bp-180/60
Spo2-99%
Systemic examination:
1.cvs-inspection-chest wall is bilateral systemically
Palpation -normal
Auscultation-normal with regular heart beat
S1 S2 heard
No murmurs
2.respiratory system:
Position of trachea-central,normal bilateral air entry,no Av sound
Dyspnea is seen ,expiratory wheeze is position in all area
Breath sound is vascular
3.abdomen:
GI tract /mesentery /peritoneal cavity:
-Large lobulated ascites causing peripheral displacement large bowel loops,free ascites
-mild free ascites
⁃ significant omental thickening
⁃ Mesentric and anterior diaphymatic lymphadenopathy
⁃
4.CNS:
Patient is conscious,
Speech is normal
Neck stiffness is not seen
Cranial nerves,motar system,sensory system is not seen.
Investigation:
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