37 y/o BILATERAL LOIN PAIN AND ABDOMINAL DISTENSION

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Cheif complaints -
Bilateral pain in loin since 7days
Abdominal distension since 7 days


HOPI-

The patient was apparently asymptomatic 1 week ago when she developed low grade fever ,which was continuousand was  followed by abdominal distension.
H/o generalised pain in the abdomen 
H/o decreased frequency of urination and decreased intake of food
H/o hematuria (since today mrng 6am)
No h/o pain during micturition,burning during micturition
No h/o vomiting and loose stools

Family history -
Not significant

Past history - dialysis 2 sessions -last week
H/o obstructive uropathy -1 week ago

Personal history -
Diet mixed
Appetite decreased
Sleep decreased 
Bladder bowel movements -bowel normal
Bladder decreased 
No addictions
No known allergies

Surgical history -
Renal calculi 1 month ago


GENERAL EXAMINATION:


•Patient is consious, coherent ,cooperative
•moderately built and nourished
•pallor -present (mild)
•no icterus,cyanosis,clubbing,lymphadenopathy
Mild bilateral pedal edema present



Vitals-

Temperature -afebrile
Pulse rate -80bpm
Respiratory rate -12cpm
Bp-110/80 mmhg


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION-
CVS: S1, S2 heard
          no thrills
          no murmurs
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:
          Dyspnoea +
           Crepts + @rt 
           BAE +
          Trachea slightly shifted to right side
          Breath sounds heard
ABDOMEN:
          Distension of abdomen
          tenderness present 
          No palpable masses 
          No free fluid 
          no bruits 
          no organomegaly
          normal hernial orifices
          bowel sounds+
Presence of scars on the right side of the abdomen and chest present (previous injury)
CNS: C/C/C to time, place, person
          No signs of meningeal irritation 
          no focal neural deficit found
          normal speech
          functions of cranial nerves, motor & sensory system are normal

Reflexes:  
       biceps triceps supinator knee ankle
right ++ ++ + ++ ++
left ++ ++ + ++ ++

plantar- flexor




Investigations -




Provisional diagnosis -post renal AKI Secondary to renal calculi 



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