60 years old female came with abdominal pain since 1 month
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- patient is conscious,cooperative and coherent and well oriented to time, place and person.
She is moderately built and moderately nourished.
Vitals:-
●Pulse rate - 87 bpm
●Bp - 130/60 mm/hg
●Temperature - afebrile
●Respiratory rate - 21 cycles per minute
Pallor - present
Icterus - absent
Cyanosis - absent
Clubbing - absent
lymphadenopathy - absent
Oedema - absent
SYSTEMATIC EXAMINATION:-
(1) Per abdomen:-
On inspection :-
Abdomen is scaphoid
Free flanks
All quadrants moving equally with respiration
Umbilicus:- position- central
Shape - normal
Skin has stretch marks and hysterectomy scar
No engorged veins
Hernial orifices are normal.
On palpation:-
No local rise of temperature
Tenderness over the epigastric and left hypochondriac region
No hepatomegaly
No spleenomegaly
Kidneys not enlarged
Presence renal angle tenderness
No other palpable swellings
Hernial orifices are normal.
On percussion:-
fluid thill/ shifting dullness - absent
Liver dullness is heard at 5th intercostal space.
On auscultation:-
Decreased bowel sounds heard.
(2) CVS:-
S1 and S2 heard
No murmurs.
(3) RS:-
Normal vesicular breath sounds.
(4) CNS:-
No focal neurological defects.
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:-
Acute pancreatitis secondary to cholelithiasis and acid peptic disease .
Hyperkalemia secondary to AKI.
Hyponatremia.
INVESTIGATIONS:-
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