ADULT PATIENT HISTORY & PHYSICAL ASSESSEMENT by: Name: Lizlin Noemi C. Bajada DATE AND TIME OF ASSESSMENT Date of Interview: July 16, 2014 Time of Interview: 1:30 P.M I.General Data
Name : Mrs. B.S.J Sex : Female Age : 36 years old Birthdate : January 13, 1978 Civil Status : Single Educational Attainment : College Graduate BS Accountancy Nationality : Filipino Blood Type : O+ Occupation : Currently unemployed Religion : Iglesia ni Cristo Place of Residence : Arevalo Villa, Iloilo Source of Data : Patient Reliability : 95% respectively Date of Admission : July 3, 2014 Room Number : F15 II. Chief Complaint: Abdominal pain III. History of Present Illness Eight days prior to admission, the patient was discharge from previous hospitalization due to Typhoid fever and urinary tract infection. She was prescribed with antibiotic, Multivitamin (appeton) then was advice for follow up. However, as few days past, tolerated abdominal pain, constipation and loss of appetite was noted. One day prior to admission, patient had persistent diffuse abdominal pain, pain scale of 8/10, but non-radiating with associated dyspnea upon exertion. Patient seek for consultation for further work up. Thus, opted for admission. Pertinent Negatives: -Diarrhea -Hematemesis -Fever -Nausea and vomiting [Type text]
IV. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Childhood Illnesses: Chickenpox, Measles, No mumps and Scarlet Fever. Adult Illness: Medical: The patient was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at Iloilo Mission Hospital on 2004.She was 26 year old then. At the same year June 3 she was again diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism at Western Visayas Medical Center due to persistent body malaise, drastic weight loss, palpitations, heat intolerance, difficulty of swallowing, and slightly enlargement of the neck. Her laboratory test results revealed T3,T4 and TSH level increase. On June 10, the patient admitted at Iloilo mission hospital and diagnose Urinary Tract Infection and typhoid fever due to persistent fever with associated, chills, headache, dyspnea, and palpitations. No history of surgery, psychiatric disorder, allergies. Immunization are unrecalled. Obstetric/Gynecological: Menarche- 11 y.o Menstrual Cycle duration = 2-4 days Uses 2 pads/day LMP- 2 mos ago Nulliparous V. FAMILY HISTORY Her mother died at the age 65 due to cardiac arrest, had a history of diabetes mellitus, while her father, 56, currently healthy, had a history of hypertension and arthritis. Her uncle died with colon cancer. The patient is the eldest child among the 3 siblings. She has 2 younger brothers who are currently healthy. On the other hand, there were no familial history of hyper/hypothyroidism, anemia, liver and kidney diseases, tuberculosis, seizure or mental illness. All of her siblings are currently healthy
VI. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY
Patient is a resident of Arevalo, Villa Iloilo City. She lives together with her 2 siblings. Their house is located along the road and is made of wood and other light materials with a 4 and 1 bathroom and pour-flash type room. No pets or any animals were noted in their home, a garbage truck usually collects their garbage every week
Patient daily food intake usually consist of more than 2 cups or rice, chicken and vegetables, and sometimes fish or pork. She usually takes at least 6 glasses of water a day. She seldom drinks milk and consume junk foods. The patient does not drink coffee or tea. She is not a cigarrette smoker but she is an occasional alcoholic beverage drinker. She has no history of using illicit drugs or any alternative herbal medications. She is active in her religious activities and she has a very good relationship with her neighbors.
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GENERAL SURVEY:
The patient is lying in bed with one pillow placed beneath the head. She is awake, appears tired and weak but well groomed (wears a hospital gown) and respond cooperatively. Ill looking, slender, appears according to stated age. Makes eye contact and responsive to questions asked. Conscious, coherent, and not in cardiopulmonary distress. Oriented to person, place, time and situation.
SKIN: The patient has a brown complexion, smooth and even but appears pale; dry and slightly warm to touch; with ecchymosis right antecubital fossa, with two inch linear burn scar on right wrist due to childhood accident, appears well healed, with mole 1 inch on the right lateral heel, appears bluish black in color similar to patch with irregular border. No hypo or hyper pegmented areas. Without swelling, redness, bruise, cyanosis or pallor. No lesions noted. Normal skin turgor. Hair is smooth and evenly distributed. Nails pinkish in color. Fingernails and toenails trimmed. Edges are smooth and rounded. Capillary refill < 2 seconds. No clubbing of nails.
HEENT:
A. HEAD: Normocephalic and bilaterally symmetrical. Hair is black in color. Hair is evenly distributed. Scalp is moist and without lesions. No nodules, masses, depressions, or tenderness noted upon palpation of the scalp and face. No edema or lesions.
B. EYE: Symmetrical and dark brown in color. Eyebrows are symmetrical and evenly distributed. No redness, edema, inflammation or lesions on the eyelids. Irises are flat and symmetrical. Corneas are clear, convex, without lesions and with good sensitivity. Conjunctivae are clear and shiny. No redness or exudates. Pale, dirty yellowish sclera noted. Pupils are equally round and responsive to light and accommodation. There is presence of direct and consensual reactions. Well-coordinated movements of the six cardinal directions of gaze.
C. EAR: External structures are bilaterally symmetrical. Auricles are of equal size, normal in shape and at level with each other. No lesions, drainage, nodules or redness. External auditory canals with minimal cerumen. Without redness, swelling or lesions. Mastoid area without tenderness, redness or warmth. No perforations on both sides of the ears. With good ear recoil.
D. NOSE: Same color as the face. No masses, swelling, bleeding, lesions or foreign bodies. Without flaring and discharge. Nasal septum midline without lesions or bleeding noted. Nasal [Type text]
mucosa pale in color, dry, and without swelling. No pain elicited upon palpation of the frontal and maxillary sinuses.
E. MOUTH and THROAT: Lips are dark pink and dry. No lumps, lesions, ulcers or surface abnormalities. Tongue is located in the midline, moves freely, dry, and without lesions but with scanty white patches. Buccal mucosa is pink, moist, smooth, and is free from lesions. Gums are pale red in color without swelling, inflammation, lesions or bleeding noted. Uvula is midline, pink in color without swelling or exudates. Tonsils pink and without hypertrophy. With good gag reflex.
NECK: Symmetrical and with intact skin. No scars, visible pulsations, masses, swelling, or venous distention. Able to perform active range of motion without pain. Lymph nodes non-palpable and non-tender. Trachea is midline. There are no spasms or rigidity noted. Thyroid gland is palpable. Lobes slightly enlarged, without nodules, tenderness or gritty sensation. No bruits upon auscultation.
THORAX/LUNGS: Chest wall is symmetrical with good chest expand. Respiratory rate and pattern is even, coordinated, and regular with occasional sighs. Chest wall feels smooth, warm and dry upon palpation. No tenderness, bulging or retraction of the chest and intercostal spaces. Front and back of thorax with warm skin, normal turgor and moisture. No tenderness or subcutaneous crepitus. Muscles feel firm and smooth. Diaphragm descend 5-6 cm upon full expiration. Tactile fremitus with normal vibrations and voice sounds with normal transmission. No adventitious sounds heard upon auscultation.
CARDIOVASCULAR: Adynamic precordium. Jugular Venous Pressure is approximately 4 cm above the sternal angle with of bed elevated to 30 degree. No bounding pulses. No distended neck veins. Point of Maximal Impulse at 5 th intercostal space Mid-Clavicular Line. Carotid Pulse, Brachial Pulse and radial Pulse palpable. No heaves or thrills. No bruits. S1 louder than S2 at the apex. No murmur was noted
ABDOMEN: - Inspection: patients abdomen is flat, symmetric, and without masses and exaggerated pulsations. Umbilicus is depressed with no signs of inflammation. No lesions and discolorations. - Auscultation: Normal bowel sounds of 24 clicks per minutes. No bruits in all four quadrants. -Percussion: tympani at the upper left quadrant. Dullness noted over the right upper quadrant. - Palpation: Superficial - no tenderness and masses. Liver, Spleen, and Kidney not palpable. -No rebound tenderness.
GENITOURINARY: Not assessed but patient reported that there were no lesions, discharges and warts. Voided straw- colored urine.
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MUSCULOSKELETAL: Mandible is midline. Temporo-mandible joint is with good range of motion; without pain, tenderness and swelling. Spine is with normal curvature and range of motion. Shoulders, arms and elbows are symmetrical with normal contour; without nodules, swelling deformities, and webbing between fingers. With joint deformities in the proximal phalangeal joints. Good range of motion in the hips and spine. Legs, ankles and feet are without swelling, redness, nodules and deformities. No unusual pigmentation. With good range of motion. Patient had some limited movement due to muscle weakness.
NEUROLOGIC: Mental Status: coherent and cooperative. She is oriented to time, place, person and other people. With good memory, remote memory and general knowledge. Level of consciousness: Alert with appropriate behavior and good hygiene. Has clear and spontaneous speech. Cranial Nerves: I - XII = Intact Motor System: good muscle bulk and tone Muscle Strength: 4/5 upper extremities 4/5 lower extremities Cerebellar : finger-nose intact Romberg test not elicited No pronator drift Sensory : Pinprick, light touch, able to distinguish light touch from pain. Babinski reflex absent Reflexes. : 2+ and symmetric with plantar reflexes down-going BICEPS TRICEPS BRANCH. KNEE RT 2+ 2+ 2+ 2+ LT 2+ 2+ 2+ 2+ Cranial Nerves CN 1 - Olfactory. - Sense of smell on each side intact. CN 2 - Optic. - Visual Activity - able to read newsprint at 12 inches with eyeglasses. CN 3 - Ocolomotor - Eyes move in conjugate fashion and converge when they CN 4 - Trochlear - Look at near object; Able to look up and down; CN 6 - Abducens - Able to look laterally; EOM - intact CN 5 - Trigemiral - Sensation - with good blinking reflex Mastication - No difficulty in mastication CN 7 - Facial Expression - patient is able to smile and frown symmetrically CN 8 - Vestibulocochlear - Hearing - Able to hear whispered words. CN 9 - Glossopharyngeal - Swallowing - Able to swallow CN 10 - Vagus - Gag Reflex - Intact Gag Reflex CN 11 - Spinal - Neck Motion - Able to rotate the neck, reflexion and Extension, Able to shrug shoulders. CN 12 - Hypoglossal - Tongue Protrusion - Able to stick tongue out.
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DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS:
Differentials Rule In Rule Out Urinary tract infection Abdominal pain Fever, Chills, Malaise, Dysuria, Urinary urgency and frequency, A sensation of bladder fullness or lower abdominal discomfort, Suprapubic tenderness
DIAGNOSIS Diagnosis of typhoid fever (enteric fever) is primarily clinical. Importantly, the reported sensitivities of tests for S typhi vary greatly in the literature, even among the most recent articles and respected journals. Culture o The criterion standard for diagnosis of typhoid fever has long been culture isolation of the organism. Cultures are widely considered 100% specific.
o positive for S typhi several days after ingestion of the bacteria secondary to inflammation of the intraluminal dendritic cells. Later in the illness, stool culture results are positive because of bacteria shed through the gallbladder. o Blood culture: gold standard (2 nd week) o Stool culture alone yields a positive ( 3 rd week)
o Bone marrow aspiration. Not routinely done. Highly suspicious cases or if negative blood or stool culture. Done during illness. 5 days of prior antibiotic therapy.
MANAGEMENT
-If a patient presents with unexplained symptoms and returning from an typhoid fever (enteric fever) endemic area or following consumption of food prepared by an individual who is known to carry typhoid, broad-spectrum empiric antibiotics should be started immediately. -Treatment should not be delayed for confirmatory tests since prompt treatment drastically reduces the risk of complications and fatalities. -Compliant patients with uncomplicated disease may be treated on an outpatient basis. Malaise, Constipation, Weight loss Hyperthyroid Heat intolerance, History of Palpitations, Muscle weakness Weight loss Oligormenorrhea History of tremors, T4 increase
Hypothyroid
Fullness in the throat, Weakness in the extremities, Dry skin,
Cold intolerance, Weight gain, Pitting edema of the lower extremities Hashimotos Disease
Dry skin, Menstrual irregularities
Cold intolerance, Weight gain
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-Must be advised to use strict handwashing techniques and to avoid preparing food for others during the illness course. -Hospitalized patients should be placed in contact isolation during the acute phase of the infection. -Feces and urine must be disposed of safely. TREATMENT: Empirical treatment: Ceftriaxone, Azithromycin Fully Susceptible: Ciprofloxacin (1 st line), Amoxcillin (2 nd line), Chloramphenicol Multi-Drug Resistant: Ciprofloxacin, Ceftriaxone, Azithromycin.