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KEY:-
Male:-
Patient:-
Female :-
S.N Name of the family age sex Relation education occupatio Marital Health
o member ship n status status
with pt.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS
Name of the place:- city
Type of house:- puccka Ventilation :- Adequate
Water supply: supply Sanitation:- water seal
Surrounding cleanliness:- clean Income per month:- 40.000aprx.
Relationship among the family member:- good
MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL STATUS :- Psychological status of the family member is
normal , stress due to hospitalization.
PERSONAL HISTORY
Personal hygiene
Oral hygiene: maintained
Bath :- 1time / sponging 2-3 times
Rest & sleep:- 11-12hr
DIETARY HISTORY
General appearance: healthy Appetite: good
Diet: normal No. of meals per day: -3times / day
Fruit/ juice: 2-3 times in week
No .of glasses of water per day: 6-7glasses Tea/coffee:- no
ELIMINATION
Bowel:- loss motion Bladder:- continance
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GENERAL APPEARANCE
Level of consciousness:conscious
Hight :- 4ft 4inh Weight :- 42kg
Activity :- dull
Body built:- moderate
VITAL SIGNS:
TEMP PULSE RESPIRATION BP
20/06/2021 102.3f 110 b / min 44b/m 110/80mmhg
HEAD:-
Size & shape: round
Hair color:- black hair distribution:- normal
Scalp: no injury pediculosis: not present
Swelling or tenderness:no previous injuries:- no
FACE:
Appearance of face : no swelling Facial symmetry : normal
EYES:
Eyes brows: normal eye lids/lashes: no injury
Eye balls: normal lacrimal sac : normal
Conjunctiva: red sclera:- red
Cornea: normal pupils: reacting to light
Blurred vision: absent eye discharge: no
Visual acuity :- 6/6
EARS:
Position: normal Ear wax: not present
tympanic membrane: normal shape &size: normal
Hearing acuity: normal foreign bodies: absent
Any discharge: no swelling: absent
NOSE:
Nasal symmetry: normal Nasall septal deviation : normal
Nasal discharge: present Epistaxis: some time
MOUTH & THROAT:
Lips: symetry shape: normal
condition: normal dental caries: no
Gums: swelling buccal mucosa: sore present
Lymph node :no enlargement thyroid: normal
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:-
Respiratory rate: 46b/min
Thoracic cage: normal Configuration: normal
Skin color and condition: normal chest expansion: symmetric
Diaphragmatic excursion: normal lung auscultation: normal
Breath sound: bronchial Respiratory pattern :normal
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM:
Pulse: 116b/m heart sound s1 s2 :-normal
abnormal heart sound : no BP::110/60hhmg
Peripheral pulses: normal murmurs: absent
Cyanosis: absent Edema: absent
GASTRO-INTESTINAL SYSTEM:
a)Inspection:
Skin: turgor abdomen: symmetrical
Abdominal pain: no
constipation: no
b)Auscultation:
Bowel sounds: normal
c)Percussion:
Ascitis/peritonitis: absent No gas/ fluid collection: not
present.
d) Palpation:
Organomegaly/hepatomegaly/splenomegaly /: splenomegaly present
Tenderness or indurations: absent Fluid collection: no
Masses/soft: soft
GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM:
Urinary frequency : normal Urinary patterns: normal
Hematuria: absent Bladder distension: present
NEUROLOGICAL SYSTEM:
1.MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION
INTELLIGENCE: normal
JUDGMENT :-intact
INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM:
Skin color: normal Skin texture :- moist
Skin integrity :intact Temp: warm
Turgor / mobility elastic Edema: absent
Lesions : no Bluish discoloration: abesent
Clubbing of nail : absent
BLOOD INVESTIGATION REPORT:-
BLOOD GROUP – B +VE.
Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain. Usually the cause is a viral infection, but bacteria
can also cause it. It can be mild or severe. Most cases are mild. Patients may have flu-like
symptoms. With a mild case, Severe cases need immediate treatment. Symptoms of severe
cases include:
Severe headache
Sudden fever
Drowsiness
Vomiting
Confusion
Seizures
In babies, additional symptoms may include constant crying, poor feeding, body stiffness,
and bulging in the soft spots of the skull.
DIAGNOSTIC STUDY :-
Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Analysis
Computed Tomography (CT) -- Head
EEG (Electroencephalogram)
Magnetic Resonance, Functional (fMRI) -- Brain
TREATMENTS:
include oral and intravenous (IV) medicines to reduce inflammation and treat infection.i.e
acyclovir treatment at a dose of 750 mg/250 ml in 3 h three times a day.
Patients with breathing difficulties may need artificial respiration. Some people may need
physical, speech, and occupational therapy once the illness is under control.