Friday, 21 January 2022

55 yrs old female with CKD with secondary to frature







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A 55 year old female , agricultural labourer by occupation ,resident of nalgonda, came to the opd with chief complaints of

1)facial puffiness since 15 days

2)pedal edema since 15 days

3) shortness of breath since 15 days

HOPI

The patient was apparently asymptomatic 7 years back then she was diagnosed with hypertension.and on irregular medication

5 years back she had trauma to her left hand (fracture)for which she took treatment in govt hospital, In her routine investigations her cretinine levels were found to be high and they were referred to Kims.She was prescribed medications for the same.

3 years back, she went to local rmp for her knee joint pains, for which she was prescribed pain medication which she used them for one year.


15 days back she gradually developed facial puffiness, bilateral pedal edema (pitting type)up to knee joint and shortness of breath ,grade 3.

She also complains of deceased urine output during the day,nocturia, constipation.


Past history:

K/C/O HTN since 7 years

On irregular medication


Personal history:

Diet -mixed

Appetite-decreased

Sleep-adequate


GENERAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:

Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative, moderately built and nourished.

No pallor,icterus ,cyanosis,clubbing, lymphadenopathy

Bilateral pedal edema (pitting type)+



VITALS:

Bp-180/90mmhg

Pr-92bpm

Rr-20cpm

Spo2 -98% at RA

Grbs-101mg/dl


Systemic examination:

Cvs-S1,S2 +

Rs-Bae+,nvbs+

P/A- soft ,nontender

Cns- nad



Diagnosis :

Chronic kidney disease ? Secondary to frature             heart failure(Renocardiac syndrome)








Treatment:

One round hemodialysis was done on 20/01/2022

1) neb with duolin 4 respules/ stat

2)  INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV /BD

3) TAB. NODOSIS 550 MG PO/BD

4)  TAB.SHELCAL PO/OD

5) TAB.OROFER XT PO/BD

6)INJ.ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU S/C WEEKLY ONCE

7)TAB. NICARDIA 20 mg PO /BD

8)INJ HAI 12U IN 25% DEXTROSE/IV/OVER 30MINS


Day2: soap notes

S:sob resolved after hemodialysis

   Pedal edema slightly reduced

  Constipation -

O: bp :150/90 mmhg

    Pr: 85 bpm

    Rr: 20 cpm

    Spo2: 


A: Chronic kidney disease ? Secondary to frature             heart failure(Renocardiac syndrome)


P: 

INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV /BD

TAB. NODOSIS 550 MG PO/BD

  TAB.SHELCAL PO/OD

TAB.OROFER XT PO/BD

INJ.ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU S/C WEEKLY ONCE

TAB. NICARDIA 20 mg PO /BD

INJ HAI 12U IN 25% DEXTROSE/IV/OVER 30MINS


DAY 3 soap notes

S: complaints of sob from early morning 

     Dry cough since yesterday night

O:

 bp :170/100

    Pr: 94 bpm

    Rr: 24 cpm

    Spo2: 96% at RA

A: Chronic kidney disease with hyperkalemia

P: neb duolin stat given

planning for dialysis as she is complaining of sob

1) neb with duolin 4 respules/ stat

2)  INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV /BD

3) TAB. NODOSIS 550 MG PO/BD

4)  TAB.SHELCAL PO/OD

5) TAB.OROFER XT PO/BD

6)INJ.ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU S/C WEEKLY ONCE

7)TAB. NICARDIA 20 mg PO /BD

8)INJ HAI 12U IN 25% DEXTROSE/IV/OVER 30MINS 

9) SYP . Ascoryl D 10 ml po / TID

Soap notes day 4:

S:Sob resolved  after hemodialysis

   Facial puffiness-

  Pedal edema reduced

 Cough resolved

O:

     bp:160/90 mmhg

     Pr: 84bpm

    Rr: 20cpm

    Sp02: 98%at RA

A: Chronic kidney disease ? Secondary to frature             heart failure(Renocardiac syndrome)

P: 

INJ. LASIX 40 MG IV /BD

 TAB. NODOSIS 550 MG PO/BD

TAB.OROFER XT PO/BD

INJ.ERYTHROPOIETIN 4000 IU S/C WEEKLY ONCE

TAB. NICARDIA 20 mg PO /BD

INJ HAI 12U IN 25% DEXTROSE/IV/OVER 30MINS

Tab. ATENAM sos OD


     





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