GM case 5
April10th ,2023
GM CASE 5
Case scenario....
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CASESHEET : 62 year old patient with severe diabetic foot infection
CHEIFCOMPLAINTS : left foot infection with draining fluids since 1 month 3days
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: patient was having type 2 diabetes since 11years.
He had fever for a 1week 2months back since then he saw symptoms of swelling of the left leg ankle slowly he developed a small puncture over that swelling and fluid discharge started slowly since then with this compliant he came to hospital .
ASSOCIATED DISEASES :
Type ll diabetes mellitus
Hypertention
PERSONAL HISTORY:
Appetite : Normal
Diet: Mixed
Bowel and bladder movements: Regular
Addictions : Nil
Micturition: normal
Known Allergies : nil
FAMILY HISTORY:
Patient father is affected
GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Pallor : no
Icterus :no
Cyanosis : no
Clubbing : no
Lymphadenopathy : no
Edema : no
VITALS:
Temperature: 98.6°c/f
Pulse: 69beats per minute
Respiratory rate: 16cycles per minute
Blood pressure: 130/90 mm of Hg
SPO2: 98%
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
Upper respiratory tract examination:
Left sided deviated nasal septum
Oral cavity- normal oral hygiene
Lower respiratory tract :
Inspection :
- shape of chest is symmetrical,elliptical
- Chest expansion equal on both sides
Palpation :
All inspectory findings are confirmed with palpation.
Trachea central in position.
No local rise in temperature
No tenderness
Chest movements: Equal on both side.
Cardiovascular Examination:
Thrills: no
Cardiac sounds: S1, S2 heard
Cardiac murmurs: No
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Diabetic foot
Questions from patient :
1. How long does take to cure?
2. can we diagnose it at early stage ?
3. Any alternative treatment other than surgical removal ?