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Mr. M hasanudin , 35 yo, w 26 CHIEF COMPLAINT : shortness of breath HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS : - Patient suffered from shortness of breath since 1 week ago, continuosly, worsened 2 days before admission. - Previously, he suffered from shortness of breath since 2 month ago, especially if she walked more than 10 meters, relieved by rest, but in the last week his condition didnt improve with rest. - Patient sleep using 3 pillows and sometimes wake up at night because of SOB
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GENERAL APPEREANCE LOOKED MODERATELY ILL GCS : 456 BP : 170/90 mmHg (w) Looked normoweight PR : 100 bpm, reguler RR : 28 tpm, tacypneu T ax : 37.8 C
HEAD NECK
THORAX COR
ICTERIC (-)
Uremic frost
ICTUS : VISIBLE , PALPABLE AT ICS 5 1cm lat mcl S RHM : SL D LHM : ICTUS S1 S2 SINGLE MUR-MUR (-) SIMETRIS FS D=S Rhonchi in medial and basal area of lung Wh : - - -
LUNG
ABDOMEN
EXTREMITAS
LABORATORY FINDINGS
LAB
Leucocyte
VALUE
18.170 3.500-10.000/L 11,0-16,5 g/dl
LAB
Natrium Kalium
VALUE
140 6.17 136-145 mmol / L 3,5-5,0 mmol / L
Haemoglobin 7.30
PCV
Trombocyte MCV
22,2%
294.000 85,7
35-50%
150.000-390.000/L 80-97
Chlorida
106
98-106 mmol / L
SGOT
30
11-41 U/L
MCH
28.2
26,5 - 33,5
SGPT
Albumin
41
3,5
10-41 U/L
3,5 5,5 g/dl
ecg
ECG
ECG :
Sinus tachycardia 124 bpm Frontal Axis
Horisontal Axis
PR interval QRS complex QT interval
- Tall T V3 V4
Conclusion : Sinus tachycardi 124 bpm tall T
cxr
CXR
AP position, KV less enough, asymmetric, Less inspiration Trachea in the middle, Bone N and soft tissue N, Phrenico costalis angle: D/S sharp Hemidiaphragma D/S covered by radioopaque Pulmo : patchy infiltrart, cephalitation at both area of lung Cor: looked cardiomegaly Conclusion : lung edema, cardiomegaly
CUE AND CLUE Male, 35 yo SOB DOE PND BP ; 170/90 RR 28 tpm PR : 100 bpm Tax : 37,8 Pale conjungtiva Rh (+) in medial and basal area Lab : Hb : 7.3 Leucocyte : 18.170 Ureum : 191 Creatinin : 26,43 Gfr : 3,86 Cxr : Lung edema, cardiomegaly
P List
INITIAL DIAGNOSE
PDx
PLANNING THERAPY
PMo
NT pro 1. ALO 1.1. non BNP cardiogenic 1.1.1. Uremic lung 1.1.2.pneumoni a CAP 1.2 cardiogenic 1.2. 1.HF st c FC IV
O2 8 lpm nrbm Semifowler position Fluid Balance Kidney diet 1900.k cal/day Low salt 2 gr/day Ptotein Diet 50 gr/day Drip furosemide 10 mg / hr Cyto HD
CUE AND CLUE Male, 35 yo SOB Ckd on routinely hd Hypertension since 5 years BP ; 170/90 RR 28 tpm PR : 100 bpm Uremic frost Pale conjungtiva Rh (+) Lab : Hb : 7.3 Leucocyte : 18.170 Ureum : 191 Creatinin : 26,43 Gfr : 3,86 Cxr : Lung edema
P List
INITIAL DIAGNOSE
PDx
PLANNING THERAPY
PMo
Kidney diet 1900 k cal Protein diet 1 gr/bw/day HD cyto Inj furosemide (see above)
CUE AND CLUE Male, 35 yo SOB DOE PND Hypertension since 5 years BP ; 170/90 RR 28 tpm PR : 100 bpm Pale conjungtiva Cardiomegaly Rh (+) in basal and medial Lab : Gfr : 4.61 Cxr : Lung edema, cardiomegaly Male, 35 yo SOB Cough with yellowish Low grade Fever RR 28 tpm PR : 100 bpm Tax : 37 8 Rh (+) in medial and basal area Leucocyte : 18,170 Cxr : Lung edema, Port score : 105
P List
INITIAL DIAGNOSE
PDx
PLANNING THERAPY
Pmo
Echocardio graphy
VS subject ive
VS subject ive
CUE AND CLUE Male, 35 yo General weakness Pale conjungtiva Lab : Hb : 7.3 Mcv : 85,7 Mch : 28,2 Gfr : 3,86
P List
INITIAL DIAGNOSE
PDx
PLANNING THERAPY
Pmo
Blood smear
VS subject ive
VS Subjec tive
Male, 35 yo K = 6.17
SE
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erythopoetin
Ninety-six percent of patients will respond to Epoetin at 450 units/kg/wk IV (a dose expected to produce a comparable response to 300 units/kg/wk administered SC103) within 4 to 6 months, provided that there are adequate iron stores.65 Therefore, an inadequate response to Epoetin therapy is defined as failure to achieve target Hgb/Hct in the presence of adequate iron stores at a dose of 450 units/kg/wk IV or 300 units/kg/wk SC within 4 to 6 months, or failure to maintain target Hgb/Hct subsequently at that dose. However, since there is a wide variability in dose response to Epoetin, an individual patient may respond to as little as 75 units/kg IV (or 50 units/kg SC) per week.