Sunday 31 October 2021

ACUTE PANCREATITIS SECONDARY TO ALCOHOL

  Gen med case presentation;

Oct 30,2021

Name;Ramya reddy pebbeti.

 Roll no;105 .

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 I’ve 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

Following is the view of my case :

CASE PRESENTATION ; 
DOA; 29/10/21

Chief complaints; A 32 yr old male, who is lorry driver by occupation came to the opd with C/O 

#PAIN abdomen since yesterday (28/10/21) 
#Vomitings 2 episodes on 28/10/21

HOPI:
  patient was apparently normal 2 days ago, then he developed pain abdomen from yesterday mrng which was insidious in onset, gradually progressive and it is localized to epigastric and periumbilical region and it was squeezing type of pain and non radiating type, aggravating on eating and on drinking , no relieving factors. 

There is associated nausea and vomiting
Vomiting - 2 episodes, non projectile, non- bilious, and contents are food particles. 

no h/O fever, cough, constipation


PAST HISTORY ; 
he had similar complaints 4 yrs back for which he got treated. 
Again he had similar complaints  in September after having alcohol, for which he got treated here. 
Not a k/c/O DM, HTN, asthma, epilepsyepilepsy, CAD. 
No surgical history

PERSONAL HISTORY:
DIET: mixed
Appetite; normal
Bowel and bladder; regular
Sleep ; adequate
No known allergies
Addictions; occasionally he takes alcohol. 

FAMILY HISTORY: not significant. 

GENERAL EXAMINATION;
he is conscious, coherent, cooperative, well oriented to time, place, person . 
He is moderately built and moderately Nourished

Vitals; 
Temp; Afebrile
PR ;90 bpm
RR; 18 cpm
BP;130/90 mm of Hg

NO pallor, icterus, clubbing, lymphadenopathy, edema

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION;
RS; BAE+
CVS; S1, S2 heard
CNS: Intact
P/A ; Soft and tenderness is present in epigastric region and around Umbilicus
Bowel sounds are heard

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS; 
ACUTE PANCREATITIS secondary to Alcohol


































Treatment;



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