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MORNING REPORT MORNING REPORT Thursday, November 5 th 2009 PHYSICIAN INCHARGE: IA : dr. Didin Retno, dr Hidayat IB : dr. Fajar, dr Utama Budi. II : dr Lia III : Dr Sri Sunarti, SpPD MODERATOR : dr , SpPD KPTI

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MORNING REPORT MORNING REPORT Thursday, November 5th 2009

PHYSICIAN INCHARGE:

IA : dr. Didin Retno, dr HidayatIB : dr. Fajar, dr Utama Budi. II : dr Lia III : Dr Sri Sunarti, SpPD

MODERATOR : dr , SpPD KPTI

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NEW IN PATIENTMr. / yo/ W

1.

1.1

1.2

2.

2.1

2.2

3.

3.1

3.2

4.

4.1

4.2

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Summary of Data BaseSummary of Data BaseMrs. Isponiati/ 67 y.o/ W24B

Chief complain: Wound in her leg•Patient suffered from wound in her leg since 2 days before admitted. Her right leg got injury when she was in a trip. Previously there were small bulae in her right leg since 1 week ago but there wasn’t complain. And it was getting bigger when she got that wound.•Fever (high grade fever) since 1 day before admitted.

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• Generalized weakness since 5 days ago and some times felt headache so she topped her medication by her self. She usually took glibenclamide 1 tablet daily in the morning.

• History of diabetes mellitus since 5 years ago but she didn’t routinely control.

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Physical examinationPhysical examinationBP = 155 /70

mmHg

PR = 120 bpm RR = 24 tpm Tax : 40,1 0C

General appearance looked severely ill GCS E4V5M6

Head Anemic - Icteric -

Neck JVP R + 2 cm < 450

Thorax cor Invisible Palpable at Ictus ICS V MCL S,

RHM SL D

LHM as ictus

S1 S2 single, mur mur -

lung I:Simetric, P: SF D = S v v Rh - - Wh - -

v v - - - -

v v - - - -

Abdomen flat,BS + normal, Hepar unpalpable, liver span 8 cm. Spleen

unpalpable, troube space timpany. Shiffting dullnes -

Extermities Oedema (-) dry skin. Pedis sinistra: Crusta at digiti 1.

Pedis dextra : edema, bullae at dorsum

pedis and vulnus skizum at

digiti 2 and 3 about 0,5cm x

0,3cm.

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Laboratory findingLaboratory findingLab Value Lab Value

Leukocyte 13.700 3500;10000/µL PPT K: 12,8 dtk

HB 11,1 11,0-16,5g/dl APTT K: 30,0 dtk

MCV 89 80-97H um3 Bil Total <1,10Mg/dl

MCH 29,9 26,5-33,5H pg Bil Direct < 0,25Mg/dl

PCV 33,1 35-50% Bil Inderect < 0,75Mg/dl

Trombo

cyte

159.000 150000-390000/

µL

Na 133 136-145Mmol / L

RBS 661 (<200)mg/dL K 4,5 3,5-5,0Mmol / L

Ureum 98,1 10-50mg/dL Cl 96 98-106Mmol / L

Creatinine 1,71 0,7-1,5mg/dL SGOT 11-41U/L

Albumine 2,65 3,5-5,5g/dl SGPT 10-41U/L

LDH 210-425 U/l SG 1,025-1,029

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Urinalysis

SG =1.015 PH = 5,0 Keton=2

+

Leucocyte 1+ Crystal -

Glucose = Protein= 4+ Ery= 5+

Ery >100 /hpf Leuco 2-3 /hpf

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BLOOD GAS ANALISIS

pH : 7,436

pCO2 : 28,8 mmHg

pO2 : 128,8 mmHg

HCO3 : 19,1 mmol/L

O2 sat : 98,6 %

BE : -2,5 mmol/L

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Chest X rayChest X ray

CXR :AP position, KV enough, symetric, trachea in the midlle, bone and soft tissue Normal, Phrenico costalis angle on Right and Left sharp, Hemidiaphragm D and S dome shape, lung D& Lung S clear, Cor site, size, shape normal CTR 50 %Conclusion : Normal CXR

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ECG

• Sinus Rhytm, HR 112 x/mnt

• PR Interval :0,12”

• QRS Interval : 0,08”

• QT Interval : 0,4”

• Frontal axis : Normal

• Horisontal axis: Normal

• Conclussion : Sinus Tachicardi

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CUE AND

CLUE

PL IDx PDx PLANNING THERAPY PMo

Female/ 67 yo

RBG: 661

PH: 7,436

Anion gap:

22,4

HCO3: 19,1

Osmolalitas:

322,9

Ketonuria: 4+

PR: 120 bpm

PP: 24tpm

Tax: 40,5C

Dry skin

1.

Hiperglycemia

Crisis

1.1HHS O2 3-4 l/minIVFD Nacl 0,9%1L initially and then 1 L/h depending on state of hydration•Regular insulin 0,15 units/kg as iv bolus •Regular insulin infus 0,1IU/kg bw/hour in 500cc Nacl 0,9% (50 unit in 500cc NaCl 50 drop/min microdrip)•Cek serum glucose hourly. If serum glucose does not fall by at least 50mg/dl in first hour, then double insuline dose hourly glucose falls at a steady hourly rate of 50-70mh/dl

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CUE AND CLUE PL IDx PDx PLANNING

THERAPY

PMo

•Cek electrolyte, BUN, creatine and glucose 2-4h untilStable

•Target insuline 250-300mg/dL and plasma osmolality is < 315 mOsm/kg

•Chage Nacl 0,9% to 5%Dextrose with 0,45% Nacl

•Reguler insulin 0,05-0,1 iu/kgbw/hour(25 unit in 500cc NaCl 25 drop/min microdrip)

•If 110-140mg/dL give intermediate insuline 10 unit SC & Regular insuline 4-4-4 unit SC

• than than stop drip insulin after 2 hour

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CUE AND CLUE PL IDx PDx PLANNING

THERAPY

PMo

Female/ 67 yo

•History of DM

for 5 years

•RBG: 661

mg/dl

•There were

wound in her

legs

Female/ 67 yo

Ureum: 98,1

Creatinine:

1,71

BUN/Creat:

26,8

2. DM type 2

normoweight

Poorly control

3. Azotemia

Pre renal

3.1 Due to

dehidration

As above

Rehidration 1L/h

RBG

Ureum creat

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CUE AND CLUE PL IDx PDx PLANNING THERAPY PMo

Female/ 67 yo

• Wound in her left

leg since 1 week

•Bulllae in her right

leg

•New wound in her

digiti 2 & 3 pedis

dextra

•Healing wound in

her left leg

Female/ 67 yo

•Wound in her legs

•Fever

•PR:120 bpm

•RR: 24 tpm

•Tax: 40,5C

•Leokocyte: 13.700

4. Diabetic

Foot

wagner II

5. Sepsis 5.1

Due to

dabetic

foot

Wound culture and sensitivity test

Blood culture and sensitivity test

•Ceftriaxone 2x1 gram iv•Clocacillin 3x500mg

•As above

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Thank youThank you