ASSIGNMENT 1

NAMA : BAHRIYADI
CLASS : 2C
NIM : 33411901125
3. PATIENT RECORD FORM
SURNAME Wulandari
FIRST NAME Retno
GENDER F
PLACE, DOB Sampang , march 3 rd 1990
OCCUPATION Bank accountant
MARITAL STATUS Married
NEXT OF KIN Husband , fadil (087850505050)
SMOKING INTAKE -
ALCOHOL INTAKE -
REASON FOR ADMISSION Vomited with headaches and diarrhea and
high fever
MEDICAL HISTORY (ALLERGY, Allergic to durian
DIABETES,ETC)
FAMILY HISTORY Diabetic from her maternal grandparents

DESCRIPTIVE REPORT
Retno Wulandari was born in Sampang and is working as a Bank accountant. She was admitted
to the hospital because Vomited with headaches and diarrhea and high fever.she has often ate
late for the past 1 week. Retno wulandari was born in Sampang,march 3rd 1990. Retno wulandari
is married and her husband can be contacted at 087850505050. She has allergy to durian. And
family health Diabetic from her maternal grandparents. No smoking and alcohol intake recorded.
Any further notice or treatment can be notified to her husband on her husband on the
abovementioned number
ASSIGNMENT 2
CASE STUDY 3.2
Chris, a si-year-old boy , complained of a sore throat and had a temperature of 38,6oC . His
mother kept him home from school and treated him with a proprietary pediatric painkiller. He
slept well but awoke with similar symptoms. His mother took him to their family doctor,
pyhsical examination showed reddening of the nasopharyngeal area and tonsils and a slight
enlargemant of the cervical iymph nodes. The skin was clear.
QUESTIONS
a. What are the most likely organisms causing this disease?
b. how could these organisms be detected ?
c. what treatment is desirable and why is this so?

Answer A
Strep throat is an infection of the throat and tonsils caused by bacteria called group A
streptococcus, also known as Streptococcus pyogenes. These bacteria live in the nose and throat.
You can catch the infection from someone who is sick with the strep A bacteria or carriers of the
bacteria
Answer B
For the examination of S. pyogenes bacteria can be enforced by culture examination and
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technique. This study aims to detect S. pyogenes bacteria
from pediatric patients suffering from tonsillopharyngitis using the Polymerase Chain Reaction
(PCR) technique.
Answer C
SELF-CARE
Drink plenty of fluids, gargle with warm salt water, and if you are over 4 years of age, sucking
on lozenges can relieve sore throats. Taking pain medications such as ibuprofen, paracetamol, or
mefenamic acid can also help.
LOOKING FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
a. Immediately see a doctor if
b. Saliva or difficulty swallowing
c. Difficulty breathing
d. See a doctor if
e. The child has a sore throat and it doesn't get better after drinking water
f. Adults have sore throats for a week or more
g. Fever, rash, or joint pain
h. There is blood in the sputum or saliva