A56 YR OLD MALE WITH CKD SECONDARY TO HYPERTENSIVE NEPHROPATHY

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I have been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of " patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan

A 56 yr old male patient came with complaints of
-  Bilateral pedal edema since 20 days
C/o shortness of breath since 15 days

C/o decreased urine output  - since 15days


Pt was apparently asymptotic 3 months back then he developed  B/L pedal  edema (pitting type) , associated with shortness of breath grade 2-3 , then taken him to hospital pt diagnosed as CKD
He is on conservative management
Now, he came with same complaints since 20 days  now adviced for dialysis
Past history : k/C/O HTN since 2 yrs on irregular medication
Not a known case of DM, asthma , TB , Epilepsy
Personal history : farmer by occupation
Appetite : lost since 3 months
Diet : mixed
Bowel movements-regular

Bladder movement s irregular


No H/o addictions


Family history : not significant
On examination :

On general examination :

Vitals :
Pt is C/C/C
Temp -afebrile
BP -160/90 mmHg
PR -99 BPM
RR 18 CPMS -

Spo2 -95% at room air

GRBS-  115 mg%

Pallor +, no icterus , clubbing , cyanosis


Edema  +  ( B/L pedal edema)


On systemic examination :
CVS : S1S2 +
RS : BAE +
Per abdomen : soft non tender
CNS : NAD

investigations :  on 19/12/21

Hb - 8.1 GM/ dl

TC - 8,600

PlTC- 2.79 lakhs

RFT :

Urea :145 mg/ dl

Creatinine :14.4

Uric acid -6.7 mg/ dl

Calcium -7.1

Phosphorus -5.6

Sodium -149 meq/l

Potassium :5.6

Cl - 101 meq/l

CUE :

Albumin : +++

Sugars : nill

LFT :

TB :0.55 mg/ dl

DB : 0.2 mg/ dl

AST :17 IU/ l

ALT : 19 IU/ l

ALP :484 IU/l

TP :5.9 GM/ dl

Albumin :2.2 GM/ dl

A/G - 0.61

Serum  protein creatine ratio :4.34

21/12/21

Blood urea -167 mg/ dl

Sr creatinine :13

Uric acid :7.9

Electrolytes

Calcium -7.0 mg/ dl

Phosphorus - 6.3 mg/ dl

Na - 149 meq / l

K - 4.6 meq / l

Cl - 102 meq / l

22/12/21

Blood urea -176 mg/ dl

Uric acid -7.9 mg/ dl

Sr creatinine : 17.3 mg/ dl

Electrolyte s

Na -145 meq / l

K - 4.5 meq/l

Cl -101 meq/l

23/12/21

Hb - 8.2 GM/dl

Urea -126 mg/dl

Creatinine -12.9 mg/dl

Uric acid - 5.8 mg/dl

Ultrasound findings :




Provisional diagnosis : CRF with metabolic acidosis    k/C/O HTN since 10 months


Treatment :
1) salt restriction <2.4 GM/day
2) fluid restriction  < 1 lit / day
3) Tab LASIX 40 mg PO/TID
4) Tab .NODOSIS  550 mg PO/ BD
5) Tab OROFER XT PO/ OD
6) Tab SHELCAL 500 mg  PO/ OD
7) inj Erythropoietin 4000 IU / SC weekly once
8) inj iron sucrose 1 amp in 100 ml NS
9) strict i/o charting

ECG


Chest X ray

1 session of hemodialysis was done with one PRBC  transfusion  on 22/12/21
2nd session was done at -24/12/21
3rd session was done at - 25/12/21
4th session was- 27/12/21


Soap notes :
23/12/21
56 yr old male 
CKD ward
S :
sob reduced

O : O/E
Pt is C/C/C
Temp - afebrile
BP -130/80 mmHg
PR - 82 BPM
CVS : S1S2 +
RS : BAE +
CNS : NAD
A : CKD  with secondary to  hypertensive nephropathy
P :

1) salt restriction <2.4 GM/day
2) fluid restriction  < 1 lit / day
3) Tab lasix 40 mg Po/TID
4) Tab .NODOSIS  550 mg po/ BAD
5) Tab OROFER XT po/ of
6) Tab SHELCAL 500 mg  po/ of
7) inj Erythropoietin 4000 IU / SC weekly once
8) inj iron sucrose 1 amp in 100 ml NS
9) strict i/o charting

Soap notes :
25/12/21
56 yr old male 
CKD ward

S :
sob reduced
O : O/E
Pt is C/C/C
Temp - afebrile
BP -130/90mmHg
PR - 82 BPM
CVS : S1S2 +
RS : BAE +
CNS : NAD
A : CKD  with secondary to  hypertensive nephropathy
P :

1) salt restriction <2.4 GM/day
2) fluid restriction  < 1 lit / day
3) Tab lasix 40 mg Po/TID
4) Tab .NODOSIS  550 mg po/ Bd
5) Tab OROFER XT po/ od
6) Tab SHELCAL 500 mg  po/ od
7) inj Erythropoietin 4000 IU / SC weekly once
8) inj iron sucrose 1 amp in 100 ml NS
9) strict i/o charting


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Soap notes :
27/12/21
56 yr old male 
CKD ward

S :
sob reduced
O : O/E
Pt is C/C/C
Temp - afebrile
BP -120/80mmHg
PR - 76 BPM
CVS : S1S2 +
RS : BAE +
CNS : NAD
A : CKD  with secondary to  hypertensive nephropathy
P :

1) salt restriction <2.4 GM/day
2) fluid restriction  < 1 lit / day
3) Tab lasix 40 mg Po/TID
4) Tab .NODOSIS  550 mg po/ Bd
5) Tab OROFER XT po/ od
6) Tab SHELCAL 500 mg  po/ od
7) inj Erythropoietin 4000 IU / SC weekly once
8) inj iron sucrose 1 amp in 100 ml NS
9) strict i/o charting

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