AKI 2°to UTI

 Date-20/12/21.


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Date of admission-13/12/21.


70 years old male daily wage labourer by occupation came to the casuality with the chief complaints of;

 BURNING MICTURATION -for 4 days

SHORTNESS OF BREATH with wheeze-for 4 days

FEVER WITH CHILLS-for 4 days

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS;


Patient was apparantly asymptomatic 11 days  ago having a normal daily routine,he used to wakeup early in the morning around 5.00am and around 9 am he used to go to farm land, he used to return home by 6.pm and he used to sleep by 9.pm.4 days ago he developed fever with chills which is intermittent ,then their family members took him to local hospital and they prescribed some medications,his fever didn't subsided,

then he also developed BURNING MICTURITION,SOB  associated with wheeze.so,immediately he was brought to Kims where he was diagnosed with AKI.

He used to take analgesics for joint pains whenever he used to feel pain.

No h/o facial puffiness ,pedal edema 

No h/o loin pain 


PAST HISTORY 

known case of TB 20 years back  for which he took 6 month hrze regimen .


NO HTN,DM,ASTHMA



PERSONAL HISTORY 

Marital status - married 

Occupation - daily wage labourer 

Appetite - decreased 

Diet - Mixed 

Bowel and bladder movements - regular

Addictions - 

Chronic alcoholic since 20 years daily 180 ml.

Chronic smoker since 20 years  daily 2-4 beedis per day.


FAMILY HISTORY;

No significant family history .


GENERAL EXAMINATION :

Patient is conscious , coherent, cooperative 

Pallor positive 

No icterus , cyanosis , lymphadenopathy, edema .



Systemic examination 


VITALS

BP : 120/ 80MM HG

PR : 86bpm

RR : 16 cycles/min

SPO2: 98% on RA

GRBS : 105 mg/dl


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

CVS : S1, S2 +

RS : BAE + , decreased breath sounds on b/l IAA,IMA 

P/A : soft , nontender 

CNS : No findings 









INVESTIGATIONS 






















DIAGNOSIS;


AKI(analgesic nephropathy) 2° TO UTI WITH PAST H/O COVID, PULMONARY TB



TREATMENT 

1.INJ.LASIX 20 MG IV/BD 

2.INJ PIPTAZ 4.5 GM IV/STAT 

3.INJ.PANTOP 40 MG IV/SDS 

4.INJ ZOFER 4 MG IV/STAT 

5.NEB.BUDECORT 12 HRLY 

DUOLIN 6 HRLY 

6.STICT I/O CHARTING 

7.BP,TEMPERATURE MONITORING 4 HRLY  


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