Case: 45y/Male with c/o altered sensorium.
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45y/Male with c/o altered sensorium
L78DOA: 19/05/2022
CC:
46y/M came with c/o drowsiness (altered sensorium) since 19/05/2022 morning,
c/o vomiting (3-4 episodes) since 2 days
Hiccups since 3 days
Burning micturition present since 10 days.
HOPI:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic
5 days back, then patient developed c/o vomiting ,had 4-5 episodes, containing food particles,non bilious.n ki
Patient c/o deviation of mouth and giddiness since yesterday night(18/05/2022)
No c/o fever/cough/cold
No significant h/o previous UTIs
No c/o chest pains/palpitations/syncopal attacks.
Past History:
10yrs back pt had c/o polyuria and was diagnosed with Type 2 DM 10 yr back,
h/o small injury on leg which gradually progressed to non healing ulcer extending upto below knee eventually ended with below knee amputation 1yr back i/v/o development of wet gangrene
OHAs been converted to Insulin since 2 yrs
Delayed Wounds healing present- wound healing took 2 months time to heal
3 years back pt underwent Cataract surgery.
Personal History:
Married
Appetite-Normal
Diet-Vegetarian
Bowel and Bladder - Regular
Micturition- burning micturition present
Habits/Addiction:
Alcohol-
Not consuming alcohol since 1 yr.
Previously (1yr back) Regular consumption of alcohol, about 90mL whiskey consumed almost daily.
Also 1 month on & off consumption pattern previously present.
79Vitals @ Admission:
BP: 110/80 mmHg
HR: 98 bpm
RR: 18 cpm
TEMP: 101F
SpO2: 98% on RA
GRBS: 124 mg/dL.
General Examination:
Pallor present
No Icterus/Cyanosis/Clubbing/Koilonychia/Lymphadenopathy/Edema
No dehydration
Thyroid normal
Systemic Examination:
CVS: S1S2 heard, No murmurs
RS: BAE+,NVBS
P/A: Soft, Non tender
CNS:
Pt is having altered sensorium
Reflexes: (Biceps/Triceps/Knee/Ankle/Plantar)-
Normal
Power: Normal(5/5) in both Upper and Lower limbs
Tone: Normal in both Upper and Lower limbs.
Clinical images:
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