40 years old male with Respiratory Distress syndrome secondary to community acquired pneumonia consolidation

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A 40 years old male resident of nalgonda, a farmer by occupation came to the hospital with the complaints of 


CHIEF COMPLAINTS

C/o  Fever since 3 days 
C/o cough (dry cough) since 3days 
C/o shortness of breath grade 4 since 3 hours 


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS

Patient  was apparently asymptomatic 3 days ago, then he developed fever associated with chills and rigors. Later he developed dry cough, followed by SOB Grade 4 since 3 hours.

No h/o cold, nausea, vomiting, loose stools.


PAST HISTORY

Not a known case of Diabetes/Hypertension/TB/Asthma/Epilepsy/CVD


FAMILY HISTORY

Not significant

PERSONAL HISTORY

Diet - mixed
Appetite - Decreased 
Bowel and bladder - adequate
Allergies -no
Addiction -  intake of alcohol 
90ml daily 


GENERAL EXAMINATION

Thin built and malnourished .

Vitals

Temperature : Afebrile 
Pulse: 90
BP:120/70 mm/ hg
RR :26
SPO2 : 92%
GRBS:127 MG%



Pallor : ABSENT 
Icterus : ABSENT 
Clubbing :ABSENT
Cyanosis :absent
Lymphadenopathy: absent
Pedal edema: absent

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

CVS

Apex beat 6 th intercoastal space
No thrills
S1 S2 heard
No murmurs

ABDOMEN EXAMINATION




RESPIRATORY SYSTEM


dyspnoea wheeze+
Central trachea 
Bilateral air entry +
Bilateral basal crepts +


Investigations 










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