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 This is an online E log book to discuss our patient's de-identified health data shared after taking his/her/guardian's signed informed consent.

Here we discuss our individual patient's problems through series of inputs from available global online community of experts with an aim to solve those patient's clinical problems with collective current best evidence based inputs.

This E log book also reflects my patient-centered online learning portfolio and your valuable inputs on the comment box is welcome. 

A CASE OF ANEMIA

A 20 year old female patient came to OPD  , she is a student. 

Her chief complaints are:
Yellow discoloration of sclera
Burning sensation b/w lowerlimbs
Weakness
Loss of appetite
Weight loss
All these complaints are since 6months 

HOPI:

 The patient had all the above complaints since 6months and she was asymptomatic 6months ago. She started taking herbal medicine when she developed yellowish discoloration for 2days and stopped . 
History of Burning sensation b/w lower limbs is seen over a period of time. 
Weakness and weight loss around 10 to 12 kgs is also seen. Patient also gives history of passing dark colored stools sometimes. 
Past history
No h/o fever 
No h/o drug intake 
No h/o hematuria
No h/o rashes 
2 days back she gives h/o visiting local hospital and the tests done are 
Total bilirubin- 7g/dl
Direct bilirubin- 3g/dl
Hemoglobin- 4g/dl
TLC- 3300
Platelets - 1.3 L / cumm
GENERAL EXAMINATION:-
Patient is Conscious, Coherent, Cooperative
Pallor is present
Icterus is present

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:-

Vitals- PR =88bpm
            BP= 105/60 mmhg
            RR= 14cpm
            TEMP= afebrile 
            SPO2= 100% at room air.
CVS:-
S1, S2 heard 
Palpable P2
Parasternal heave is present. 

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM :-
BAE+
NVBS heard

PER ABDOMEN :-
Shape of the abdomen is scaphoid. 
Tenderness is present in Right hypochondrium. 
Liver and spleen are not palpable. 
Bowel sounds are heard.

CNS :-
Patient is conscious. 
Speech is normal.
No signs of meningeal irritation. 
Reflexes are normal.

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS  :-
Anemia with indirect hyperbilirubinemia under evaluation.

INVESTIGATIONS:-

HEMOGRAM



CUE



PERIPHERAL SMEAR



MALARIA PARASITE



ESR



RETICULOCYTE COUNT



USG ABDOMEN



ECG



CXR



TREATMENT :-
1)Date- 30.6.2021
• Inj. Pantop 40mg IV/OD.
• Monitor vitals
• Strict I/O charting.

2) Date - 1.7.2021
•Inj. Pan 40mg IV/OD
• Tab. Folic acid 5mg PO/OD.
• Tab. Zincovit PO/OD.
• Inj. Vitcofol 1amp IM/OD.

3) Date - 2.7.2021
•Inj. Pan 40mg IV/OD
• Tab. Folic acid 5mg PO/OD.
• Tab. Zincovit PO/OD.
• Inj. Vitcofol 1amp IM/OD

DISCHARGE TEMPLATE:- 
1)Date- 30.6.2021
• Inj. Pantop 40mg IV/OD.
• Monitor vitals
• Strict I/O charting.

2) Date - 1.7.2021
•Inj. Pan 40mg IV/OD
• Tab. Folic acid 5mg PO/OD.
• Tab. Zincovit PO/OD.
• Inj. Vitcofol 1amp IM/OD.

3) Date - 2.7.2021
•Inj. Pan 40mg IV/OD
• Tab. Folic acid 5mg PO/OD.
• Tab. Zincovit PO/OD.
• Inj. Vitcofol 1amp IM/OD.
 

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