55 Y OLD MALE WITH ALTERED SENSORIUM SECONDARY TO ? ISCHEMIC STROKE IN RIGHT PONS AND RIGHT superior CEREBELLAR PEDUNCLE WITH DENOVO TYPE 2 DM WITH RIGHT UPPER LOBE CONSOLIDATION ? COLLAPSE
Unit II admission 02/02/2021
DR. YAMINI ( INTERN)
DR. AMULYA ( INTERN)
DR. SURYA PRADEEP ( INTERN )
DR. ASHA KIRAN ( INTERN)
DR. JAYANTH ( INTERN)
DR. VAMSHI ( INTERN)
DR. ISMAIL (INTERN)
DR. PRADEEP ( PG 1st YEAR)
DR. NIKITHA ( PG 2nd YEAR)
DR. SUFIYA ( PG 3rd YEAR)
DR. SATISH ( PG 3rd YEAR)
Faculty : DR. VIJAYALAXMI
55 year old male who is a farmer came to the casualty with C/O
1. Low grade fever since 2days
2. Stomach pain with decreased
appetite since 2days
3. Sudden loss of speech since
1pm today with
unresponsiveness to painful
stimuli since 9pm
4. Weakness of left lower limb
since 1pm
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2days back when he developed low grade fever with no diurnal variation, decreased appetite since 2days for which he was evaluated in hospital near by and treated with K+ supplementation, tramadol and discharged. Stomach pain which decreased on medication.
He had headache the following day for a brief period of 1hour which spontaneously resolved followed by sudden onset of loss of speech and inability to move left lower limb since 1pm. No deviation of mouth, LOC, seizures. Patient was coherent , responding with gestures with sudden deterioration since 9pm today.
PAST HISTORY:
No h/o similar complaints in the past.
K/c/o DM-II since 10days not on medication.
K/c/o periarthritis of right shoulder joint (Under medication 3 months back).
Use of NSAIDs since 3months
Not k/c/o HTN,CAD,CVA,TB, epilepsy.
PERSONAL HISTORY:
K/c/o smoker (1bidi pack daily for 30years, stopped 10years back)
K/c/o alcoholic, 2times/week since 20years stopped 6months back.
Bowel movements are regular.
GENERAL EXAMINATION
No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, pedal edema, lymphadenopathy.
Patient is mildly dehydrated
Temp-102.4 F
PR-104 bpm
RR- 20cpm
BP- 130/90mmhg
SpO2- 99% at RA
GRBS-93mg%
Q
CNS EXAMINATION
Stuporous
Speech-No response
GCS-E1V1M2
Respiration pattern- Normal
Pupils- Pinpoint b/l unresponsive to light.
Corneal- Absent
Dolls eye- Absent
Reflexes: Right Left
Biceps - -
Triceps - -
Supinator - -
Knee - -
Ankle - -
Plantar- B/L Extensor
Gag reflex- Couldn't elicit
Cerebral signs not elicited
RS- BAE +
CVS-S1 S2 +
P/A- soft
Prov. Diagnosis-
Altered sensorium secondary to
?Ischemic stroke in right PONS and right superior cerebellar peduncle
With ? Denovo DM-II with Right upper lobe consolidation ?collapse
TREATMENT-
DAY 1
1. Temperature hourly, tepid sponging continuously.
2.Propped up position.
3.RT feed 100ml water hourly and 50ml milk 2nd hourly
4.INJ NEOMOL 1gm/IV/after informing PG.
5.Change position frequently.
6.GRBS 4th hourly.
7.BP/PR hourly
8.strict I/O charting
Day 2
1. Propped up position
2. Air/ water bed
3. Change position frequently
4. Et SUCTION 2 ND HOURLY
5 RT FEEDS 100 ML WATER HOURLY
500 ML MILK 2 ND HOURLY
6 INJ PANTOP 40 MG /IV/ OD
7 INJ AGUMENTIN 1.25 GM /IV /TID
8 INJ MANITOL 100 ML IV /TID
9 NEB WITH 2 QMP SALBUTAMOL 8TH H0URLY , BUDECOT 12 TH HOURLY
10 INJ NEOMOL 1GM / IV / TID AFTER INFORMING PG
11 IVF NS ( 0.9 % @ 75 ML / HR)
12 TAB ASPIRIN 75 MG / RT/OD
13 TAB ATORVAS 20 MG RT /HS
14 TEMP H0URLY
15 ABG 6 TH HOURLY
16 STRICT I/O CHARTING
17 BP PULSE HOURLY
18 GRBS 4TH HOURLY
19 REFRESH TEARS 00 - 00 - 00 -00
20 PHYSIOTHERAPY OF LEFT LL
21 ICE PACKS AND TEPID SPONGING
Day 3
1. Propped up position
2. Air/ water bed
3. Change position frequently
5 RT FEEDS 100 ML WATER HOURLY
50 ML MILK 2 ND HOURLY
6 INJ PANTOP 40 MG /IV/ OD
7 INJ AGUMENTIN 1.25 GM /IV /TID
8 INJ MANITOL 100 ML IV /TID
9 NEB WITH 2 QMP SALBUTAMOL 8TH H0URLY , BUDECOT 12 TH HOURLY
10 INJ NEOMOL 1GM / IV / TID AFTER INFORMING PG
11 IVF NS ( 0.9 % NACL @ 75 ML / HR)
12 TAB ASPIRIN 75 MG / RT/OD
13 TAB ATORVAS 20 MG RT /HS
14 TEMP H0URLY
15 CHANGE POSITION FREQUENTLY
16 STRICT I/O CHARTING
17 BP PULSE HOURLY
18 GRBS 4TH HOURLY
19 REFRESH TEARS 00 - 00 - 00 -00
20 PHYSIOTHERAPY OF LEFT LL
21 TEPID SPONGING
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