55 Yr old male with c/o burns over the face

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A 55 year old male patient who is shepherd by occupation  came to the hospital with the chief complaints of burns over the face due to oil spillage and pain in the abdomen since three days.


HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:


Patient was apparently asymptomatic  3years back ,then he had fever  associated with body aches for which he went to a hospital where he was diagnosed with diabetes mellitus and was on oral hypoglycemics since then.patient had intake of 90ml of alcohol in the morning and came to home , his daughter was preparing the sweet at 1pm and he came to his daughter to take his phone , for calling his son, had step on the fire wood and suddenly oil  fell on his face and had burns on his entire face, admitted under surgery department and after admission patient had pain abdomen, where serum amylase and lipase was elevated and case was taken over by medicine department.


HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:


Patient is a known case of diabetes (since 3years  for which he is on vildagliptin and metformin medication)

Not a known case of  hypertension, asthma, epilepsy, tuberculosis,CAD 

No history of previous surgery

FAMILY HISTORY:No significant family history

PERSONAL HISTORY:

Married,2 girl children and a male child

Appetite:normal

Diet: mixed

Sleep: adequate

Bowel and bladder: normal

Addictions: alcoholic(90ml per day) since 30years,smoking (5-6 cigars per day)

Drug history: not allergic to known drugs

GENERAL EXAMINATION:

Patient was concious, coherent, cooperative and well oriented to time, place and person.

No pallor, cyanosis, clubbing, icterus, bilateral pedal edema, generalized lymphadenopathy.

VITALS:

Built:moderate

Temperature: afebrile 

Pulse rate:78bpm

Bp:140/80 mm Hg

Respiratory rate:16 cpm

SpO2:98%


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:

ABDOMEN:

INSPECTION:

 Shape:distended

Flanks:free

Umbilicus: central &inverted 

no scars,

No dilated veins

Movements are normal

No visible pulsations 

Cullens sign-negative

Gray turners sign-negative

PALPATION:

no rise of temperature 

 tenderness in the epigastric region 

Kidney and spleen not palpable 

no  palpable mass

PERCUSSION:

Shifting dullness seen

AUSCULTATION:

 bowel sounds heard

No bruit


RESPIRATORY:

INSPECTION: Chest: symmetrical

Trachea:central

No drooping of shoulders,

no supraclavicular hollowing

 no kyphoscoliosis

 no use of accessory respiratory muscles

Blister seen on right shoulder 

Movement with respiration is symmetrical on both sides


PALPATION:

no LOCAL rise of temperature. 

trachea: central

no intercoastal widening 

Whole thorax measurement:35inches

Hemi Thorax:17.5inches 

Vocal fremitus -normal 

PERCUSSION:Dullness noted from 5th intercoastal space 

AUSCULTATION: vesicular breath sounds

No added sounds


CVS:

S1&S2 heard

No thrills,no murmurs


CNS:

Concious

Speech:normal

Gait: normal 

No signs of neck stiffness

Sensory system :normal

Motor system: normal 


Provisional diagnosis:

Superficial facial burns 

 acute pancreatitis

 gastritis



Investigations :





FINAL DIAGNOSIS:

 Superficial facial burns and acute pancreatitis.



TREATMENT:

Inj.Pan 40mg /IV/OD

IVF NS RL 100ml/hr

Inj.Tramadol 1ampule in 100ml NS IV/BD

Tab:augmentin 625mg PO/BD

Tab.chymoral forte PO/TID











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