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TUESDAY NIGHT SHIFT,
JANUARY 7, 2019
dr. Ama/ dr. Chandra/ dr. Rara/ dr. Ida/ dr. Nunki
dr. Dini/ dr. Lubna
dr. Iriz/ dr. Prima
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PATIENT ADMISSION
• NICU: -
• Neonatal HCU: -
• Wing Mawar 2:
• Melati 2 HCU:
• PICU:
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• Melati 2:
• Child MN, 7 yo, 37 kg, with vomitus dehydration mild
moderate due to gastritis dd duodenitis, obese.
• Melati 3:
• Child L, 10 yo, 44 kg, with menometrorrhagia, abdominal
pain due to urinary tract infection dd adnexitis, wel
nourished
• Child D, 2 yo, 9 kg, with severely wasted stabilization
phase type day 1, suspected HIV infection, reactive
thrombocytosis dd essential
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PATIENT IDENTITY
Name :D
Age/Wt/L : 2 yo/ 9 kgs / 95 cms
Sex : Male
Address : Karanganyar, Central Java
Medical : 01396428
Record
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CHIEF COMPLAINT
Patient did not want to eat
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A week before
admission
• Diarrhea (+), blood (-) mucous (-) Fever (-), given
medicine diarrhea was stopped and patient had appetite
to eat
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Day of
admission
• Patient did not want to eat at all, loss a lot of body weight,
the patient was brought to private hospital. There patient
vomited 2x about one and a half glass contain of milk.
• Patient was diagnosed with severe under nourished and
suspected HIV and then patient was referred to Moewardi
hospital.
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At the ER
• Fully alert, no fever, no vomit, no diarrhea
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Delivery
The patient was delivered by normal labor. There was no complication
during procedure. The baby cried vigourously, weighted 2200 grams,
body length 41 cm. The amniotic fluid was clear.
VACCINATION HISTORY
0 month : Hepatitis B0
1 month : BCG, polio 1
2 months : DPT1, hepatitis B1, polio2
3 months : DPT2, hepatitis B2, polio3
4 months : DPT3, hepatitis B3, polio4
9 months : Measles
18 months : DPT4, polio 5
Conclusion :
complete immunization,
appropriate with Ministry of Health schedule
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PEDIGREE
II
III
D, 2 yo, 9 kgs
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NUTRITIONAL HISTORY
Patient eats rice 3 times a day with rice packs with vegetables, soya
cake, ‘tempe’, sometimes egg, chicken, and beef rarely. Sometimes
he drinks formula milk 2 times a day ± 150 ml
Conclusion: nutrition quantity and quality status is
adequate
Nutritional status
• Body Weight/Age
Z score < -3SD (severely underweight)
• Body Height/Age
-2 SD < Z score < 0 SD (normoheight)
• Body Weight/Body Height
Z score < -3 SD (severe wasted)
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GA : moderate ill, fully alert, E4V5M6
VS : Heart rate: 124 bpm
Resp. rate : 24 x/ minutes
SiO2 : 99%
Temp: 36.7 oC
CONCLUTION:
Anemia, thrombocytosis, hypoalbuminemia
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Concluson : Pneumonia
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PROBLEMS
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
WORKING DIAGNOSIS
THERAPY
1. Admitted to Nutrition and Metabolic Disease subdivision of
Pediatric
2. 10 treatment of severely wasted:
1. Management of hypoglycemia RBS 103
2. Avoid hypothermia t 37.2
3. Prevent dehydration no dehydration
4. Management of imbalance electrolytes
5. Treatment of infection cotrimoxazole (5 mg TMP/BW) 240 mg/ 12
h (I/V)
6. Manage the micronutrition:
1. Vit A 200000 IU single dose
2. Folic acid 5 mg
3. Elkana syrup 1 dd cth 1
4. Zinc 20 mg/ 24 h
5. Mineral mix cth 1
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THERAPY
7. Give intake :
Calorie needs : 80 -100 kcal/ kg/ day 720 -900 kcal/ day
Fluid needs : 130 ml/ kg/ day 1179 ml/ day
Protein : 1 -1.5 g/ kg/ day = 9 – 13.5 g/ day
Stabilization F75 12x 100 ml
8. Reach the growth spurt rehabilitation phase
9. Give physical, sensory stimulation and emotional support
10. Prepare to the next care
11. Resomal (10 ml/kg/diarrhea) 90 ml/ diarrhea
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PLAN
1. CBC, blood sugar, electrolytes
2. HIV rapid test
3. Blood perifer analysis
4. Urinalysis
5. Stool analysis
6. Mantoux test, CXR
MONITORING
General Appearance/Vital Signs/8 hours
Balance fluid and diuresis/ 8 hours
Up arm circumference / 3 days
BW/ histogram/ day
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FOLLOW UP
JANUARY 8, 2019
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GA : moderate ill, fully alert, E4V5M6
VS : Heart rate: 118 bpm
Resp. rate : 22 x/ minutes
SiO2 : 99%
Temp: 36.7 oC
WORKING DIAGNOSIS
THERAPY
1. 10 treatment of severely wasted:
1. Management of hypoglycemia RBS 103
2. Avoid hypothermia t 37.2
3. Prevent dehydration no dehydration
4. Management of imbalance electrolytes
5. Treatment of infection cotrimoxazole (5 mg TMP/BW) 240 mg/ 12
h (I/V)
6. Manage the micronutrition:
1. Vit A 200000 IU single dose
2. Folic acid 5 mg
3. Elkana syrup 1 dd cth 1
4. Zinc 20 mg/ 24 h
5. Mineral mix cth 1
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THERAPY
7. Give intake :
Calorie needs : 80 -100 kcal/ kg/ day 720 -900 kcal/ day
Fluid needs : 130 ml/ kg/ day 1179 ml/ day
Protein : 1 -1.5 g/ kg/ day = 9 – 13.5 g/ day
Stabilization F75 12x 100 ml
8. Reach the growth spurt rehabilitation phase
9. Give physical, sensory stimulation and emotional support
10. Prepare to the next care
11. Resomal (10 ml/kg/diarrhea) 90 ml/ diarrhea
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PLAN
1. CBC
MONITORING
General Appearance/Vital Signs/8 hours
Balance fluid and diuresis/ 8 hours
Up arm circumference / 3 days
BW/ histogram/ day
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Clinical Question
• What can cause hematological disorders in children
with malnutrition?
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Important
LoE
4 Not
Valid Applicable