A 60 years old female came to casualty with the complements the fever since 15 days, Nausea, Vomiting
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A 60 years old female patient came to casualty with the complaints of fever since 15 days, Nausea, vomiting.
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Chief complaints:
Fever since 15 days
Nausea and vomiting.
History of presenting illness :
The patient was apparently asymptomatic since 15 days ago she then developed low grade intermittent fever not associated without chills and rigors,relieved on medication.
Cough expectation mucoid sputum not blood type. Complaint of Nausea and vomiting since 15 days and 2-3 episodes daily. Watery,not projectile, Not blood type, food particles comesout. History of constipation and decreased appetite since 15 days. No c/o loose stools, burning micturation and abdominal pain . No bipedal edema ,No puffiness of face, No palpitations ,No SOB, Decreased urine output
Past history:
C/O pain in back while coughing.
Not a known case of Diabetes mellitus, Hypertension, Tuberculosis, Epilepsy , Thyroid problems, Bronchial asthma ,CVA,CAD.
History of NASID's abuse.
Personal history :
Mixed diet,
Adequate sleep,
Reduced appetite,
Normal bladder movements,
Irregular bowel habits.
No history of smoking and chewing of tobacco.
No history of alcohol consumption.
Family history:
No significant family history.
General examination :
No pallor .
No icterus.
No clubbing.
No cyanosis.
No generalized lymphadenopathy and bipedal edema.
Temperature: 98.9°f
Pulse rate. : 112 / min
Respiration rate : 16 /min
BP. : 100 / 70 mm/Hg .
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
RS: Bilateral chest air entry,
CVS: S1,S2 positive
PA: soft, no tenderness
CNS : Hmf+intact
INVESTIGATIONS:
Pyrexia decreased evaluation.
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