75yr old male with fever,pain abdomen,burning micturition.

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C/O Burning micturition since 10days,Fever since 5days, pain abdomen since 3days.


Pt was apparently asymptomatic 10days back then he developed burning micturition insidious in onset gradually progressive a/w increased frequency.

Then he developed fever since 5 days low grade a/w chills gradually progressive no aggravating and relieving factors. 

Then he developed pain abdomen since 3 days burning type insidious in onset non radiating no aggravating and relieving factors.

No H/O cough, breathlessness, orthopnea, chest pain, PND

No H/O DM, HTN, TB, CAD, CVA, CKD, Epilepsy.


Urology referral was done and adviced 

PIPTAZ 2.25GM IV/BD

LIMIT WATER INTAKE 

SYP ALKASTONE B6 

TAB TAMSULOSIN 0.4MG PO/HS

SYP CREMAFFIN 15ML H/S


Personal history

Diet is Mixed, Appetite is normal, Sleep is adequate. No Allergies, No Addictions.

General examination:







Patient is conscious coherent and cooperative well oriented to time place and person. He's moderately built and nourished.

Pallor, Icterus, Cubbing, Cyanosis, Lymphadenopathy- Absent 


Vitals-

Temperature 103F

Respiratory rate 17cpm

Pulse rate 72bpm

Blood pressure 120/60mmHg

Spo2 95%


Systemic examination:

CVS- S1 S2 heard, No added murmurs.

RS- BAE+, Normal vesicular breath sounds

CNS - No focal neurological deficit.

P/A-Soft, no organomegaly.


Investigations:

On Admission-




















Serology- NEGATIVE 


On Day 4








ECG







Provisional Diagnosis:

UROSEPSIS 

AKI-PRE RENAL (RESOLVED)

DENOVO DM2

WITH B/L RENAL CALCULUS 

BPH


Treatment:

IVF NS,RL @50ML/HR

INJ PIPTAZ 2.25GM IV/BD

INJ MEROPENAM 1GM IV/BD 

INJ PAN 40MG IV/BD

INJ HAI SC/TID 

INJ NPH SC/BD

INJ OPTINEURON 1AMP 100ML NS/IV/OD

INJ NEOMOL 1GM IV/SOS

TAB DOLO 650MG PO/TID

TAB TAMSULOSIN 0.4MG PO/HS

SYP ALKASTONE B6 15ML IN 1/2 GLASS OF WATER PO/BD

SYP CREMAFFIN PO/HS

NEB WITH BUDECORT + IPRAVENT 6TH HRLY 


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Day 4






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