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in charge:
Nina, dr. Daya, dr. Indra
Etik, dr. Hengky, dr. Betty
Yuni
Sri Sunarti ,SpPD
Summary of Database:
Mr. Misto, 55 yo, W. 22
Anamnesis:
Chief complaint: bloody vomiting
Patient suffered from coffee ground vomiting since 4 hours before admission, the
volume were about 5 glasses each, 4 times. It was preceeded by nausea.
Patient suffered from black-tarry stool about 2 days before admission, 1 time, about 3-4
spoonful. Then the black-tarry stool stopped 1 day before admission and now hes
having constipation.
Patient felt difficult to sleep since 3 days before admission.
This is the third hospitalization. Patient had the same complaints since 5 months ago.
He went to private hospital and hospitalized for a week. He undergone endoscopy and
he was diagnosed having liver disease and got medications: spironolacton and
propranolol. The last time he consumed the medications was about 3 days ago. The
last hospitalization was about 20 days ago. He didnt know which hepatitis he has (B or
C).
Patient is a construction worker, married and had 3 children. He was a heavy smoker
for 20 years, 12x/day but already stopped since 5 months ago.
Physical Examinations
ER BP = 60/palp
Ward BP = 80/60
mmHg on NE
Laboratory Findings
LAB
VALUE
Hemoglobin
9.0 3.5
MCV
85.8
MCH
26.10
NORMAL
11,0-16,5 g/dl
80-96 f
26,5-33,5 pg
LAB
RBS
Ureum
VALUE
115
58.3
NORMAL
< 200 mg/dl
10-50 mg/dL
Leukocyte
Eo/Bas/Neu/
Limf/Mon
PCV
Trombocyte
11,080
5,360
1/0.4/71.1/18
.8/8.7
29.6
SGOT
177,000
104,000
72
SGPT
34
ECG
3.50010.000/L
0-4/0-1/5167/25-33/2-5
35-50%
Creatinine
0.82
0,7-1,5 mg/dL
Natrium
132
Kalium
5.48
150.000390.000/L
0-32 U/L
Chlorida
107
136-145
mmol/L
3,5-5,0
mmol/L
98-106
mmol/L
PPT
INR
APTT
12.7
1.09
31.4
0-32 U/L
PL
IDx
PDx
PTx
PMo and
PEdu
1. Shock condition
Male, 55 yo
Bloody vomiting, black-tarry
stool
1.1 Hypovolemic
shock due to
hematemesis
melena
At ER:
Insert NGT fasting GL 3x if
clear start with fluid diet 6 x 200
cc
Difficult to sleep
1.1.1
VE rupture
O2 10 lpm NRBM
1.1.2
PUB
1.1.3
Portal
hypertensio
n
gastropathy
ER BP = 60/palp
Ward BP = 80/60 mmHg on NE
PR = 118 bpm, regular, strong
RR = 16 bpm
1.2 Cardiogenic
shock
Intravenous injection:
Ceftriaxone 1 x 1 gram
Metoclopramide 3 x 10 mg
Peroral:
Lactulose 3 x 30 cc
Subjective,
vital signs
(BP, RR,
PR, Tax),
urine
production
, NGT
production
Endoscopy:
Oesophageal varicess grade III
Portal
hypertension
gastropathy
Male, 55 yo
Bloody vomiting, black-tarry
stool
2. Anemia
normochrome
normocytair
ER BP = 60/palp
Ward BP = 80/60 mmHg on NE
PR = 118 bpm, regular, strong
RR = 16 bpm
Pale conjunctiva (+)
Subjective,
vital signs,
CBC post
transfusio
n
Male, 55 yo
Bloody vomiting, black-tarry
stool
Difficult to sleep
Constipation since 2 days ago
Having liver disease since 5
months ago
Consume spironolacton and
propranolol
ER BP = 60/palp
Ward BP = 80/60 mmHg on NE
PR = 118 bpm, regular, strong
RR = 16 bpm
Pale conjunctiva (+)
Spider navi (+)
liver span 4 cm, shifting
dullness (+)
3. Cirrhosis
hepatis on
treatment
HbsAg
Anti HCV
Bilirubin
T/D/I
albumin
Monitor:
Subjective
Vital sign
Endoscopy:
Oesophageal varicess grade III
Portal
hypertension
gastropathy
Male, 55 yo
Bloody vomiting, black-tarry
stool
Difficult to sleep
Constipation since 2 days ago
Having liver disease since 5
months ago
Consume spironolacton and
propranolol
4. Hepatic
encephalopat
hy
4.1 due to
cirrhosis
NCT
EEG
Ammonia
blood level
ER BP = 60/palp
Ward BP = 80/60 mmHg on NE
PR = 118 bpm, regular, strong
RR = 16 bpm
Pale conjunctiva (+)
liver span 4 cm
Endoscopy:
Oesophageal varicess grade III
Portal hypertension
gastropathy