GM CASE 4

8th  AUGUST  2023      

Case scenario 

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Case sheet:

CHIEF COMPLAINT AND DURATION:  
       A 57yrs old male c/o yellowish discoloration of eyes since 3 days. 

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS(HOPI):
                           Patient was apparently asymptomatic 35yrs back and then started alcohol consumption in the form of toddy and attack. Initially he used to 180ml occasionly at night, he gradually stopped arreck because of unavailability but continued toddy. After 5yrs, he shifted from toddy to whiskey initially 180ml (2-3times) per week. 
Since 5 yrs, pateint drinking 12-16unit per day. he got admitted to hospital for jaundice, ascities then he was abstinent for 2yrs. Since 1yr again patient started to drink alcohol. 
Patient then stopped drinking 2 days back,because he was on herbal medication. from today morning he is unable to speak and not recognize patients relatives. 


HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:

Patient c/o h/o abdominal distension since 3 yrs ago (1 episode) 
Patient c/o h/o withdrawl seizures since 4 yrs. 
Not a k/c/o HTN, CAD, CVA, Epilepsy, TB, Asthma. 
No past surgeries done. 

PERSONAL HISTORY:
Patient occupation :agricultural labour, 4yrs ago was a lorry driver. 
Diet:mixed
Appetite :normal
Bowl and bladder movement: regular
Micturation :normal
No known allergies. 
Habits:
            Alcohol-35yrs ago (180ml whiskey) 16-24units per day. 
Tobacco chewing:35 yrs daily(3-4packs/2-3days).

FAMILY HISTORY:
                           No significant family history. 

GENERAL EXAMINTION: 
                                            Patient was conscious,cooperative,coherent.
  VITALS: 
    Temperature :afebrile
    Pulse rate:86/min
    Spo2: 98%                                               GRBS:135mg% 
     Respiratory rate:16
     Blood pressure :120/90

SYSTEMIC EXAMINTION:
ABDOMINAL:
INSPECTION:

Shape of abdomen -distended. 
Full flanks. 
Umbilical hernia is normal. 
No distended veins, visible pulsation, visible peristalsis are present.

PALPATION:
No local rise in temperature 
No tenderness 
Lower border of liver and spleen are not palpable.
No free fluid present 
No palpable masses 

PERCUSSION: 
Liver span upper border of liver dullness in 5th intercoastal space in mechanical line. 
Lower border cannot be appreciated. 

ASCULTATION:
No hepatic bruit. 
Normal bowl sound heard. 

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS :
?Hepatic encaphalopathy Associated with withdrawl alcohol. 

FINAL DIAGNOSIS:
k/c/o chronic liver disease. 

INVESTIGATION:

                                         
   


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