GM CASES STUDY

Anvitha reddy 

Roll no .06

Below is an elog describing patient centered data approach and discussion regarding patient deidentified health data.

CHEIF COMPLAINTS

A 78yrs old male carpenter by occupation came to opd with chief complaints of abdominal pain on left side( dragging type of pain)

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS 

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 week then he had a complaint of abnormal jerk movements of both upper and lower limbs which are of 3 to 4 episodes of duration 5 mins.He also had a complaint of post ictal confusion of duration 20-30 mins and also complaint of tongue bite.

Then he had a complaint of chest pain on the left side since 3 days ,the pain is not radiating.

No h/o cough,fever,SOB,headache,,blurring 




HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:

N/K/c/o:DM,HTN,Asthama,TB,Epilepsy.

H/o of TURP surgery for BPH.

FAMILY HISTORY:

No significant family history

PERSONAL HISTORY:

  • Married
  • Appetite is normal
  • Mixed diet
  • Bowels regular
  • Normal micturation
  • No known allergies
  • Alcohol intake is present
  • Known smoker
  • No other habits or addictions present

GENERAL EXAMINATION 

Patient is conscious, coherent 

Absence of pallor,icterus,clubbing,cyanosis,lymphadenopathy,pedal edema.

VITALS

1.Temperature:Afebrile

2.Pulse:75/min

3.Respiratory Rate:22

4.BP:120/80mm/hg

5.SPO2:85

6.GRBS:126mg%

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION :

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM:

  • S1 and S2 heard
  • No thrills and murmurs

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:

  • Normal vesicular breath sounds
  • Position of trachea is central
  • Dyspnea is absent 
  • No wheeze

EXAMINATION OF ABDOMEN:

  • Shape- scaphoid
  • No tenderness
  • No palpable pass
  • Normal hernial orifices 
  • No free fluid
  • No Bruits
  • Liver is not palpable
  • spleen is not palpable
  • Bowel sounds heard

CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM:

  • Patient is conscious 
  • Speech is normal 
  • No focal neurological defect
  • All reflexes were present 
  • Absence of cerebral signs

INVESTIGATION :













21/06/2022






PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS 
Seizures 

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