A 20 YEAR OLD MALE CAME WITH FEVER AND VOMITING



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A 20 year old male driver came to opd wit complaints of 

1) Fever since 2days 

2) Vomiting since 6hrs

HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS

Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2 days back then he developed fever which is not associated with chills and rigors and relieved with medication. No diurnal variation.

Vomiting since 6hrs with 3 episodes and content as food material, blood tinged, non bilious, non projectile.

He skipped 1 dose on insulin yesterday evening.

No h/o loose stools, pain abdomen, giddiness.

No h/o fever, burning micturation.


PAST HISTORY

K/c/o Diabetes mellitus - Type 1 since 2years and is on medication

1) HAI 14-14-14

2) NPH 26U-X-26U

H/o COVID MISC

Not k/c/o HTN, Asthma, CAD, Epilepsy, TB.


PERSONAL HISTORY

Appetite- Normal

Diet- Mixed

Bowel and bladder- Regular

No addictions

No allergies


GENERAL EXAMINATION

No signs of pallor, icterus, cyanosis, clubbing, generalised lymphadenopathy, edema.

Vitals

Temp- 96.8 F

BP- 130/70mmhg

RR- 22cpm

PR- 104bpm

GRBS- 311mg/dl


SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

CVS- S1,S2 HEARD

RS- BAE+, NVBS

P/A- Soft, nontender

CNS- NAD

ABG ON 18/8/23




ABG ON 19/8/23




SERUM ELECTROLYTES ON 19/8/23



SERUM ELECTROLYTES ON 20/8/23


SERUM ELECTROLYTES ON 21/08/23




ECG


HEMOGRAM ON 19/8/23




HEMOGRAM ON 20/8/23









PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS

DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES MELLITUS


TREATMENT (19/8/23)

1) NBM till further orders

2) IV Fluids with NS at 100 ml/hr

3) INJ.HAI 40 IU in 39 ml NS at 2ml/hr to increase or decrease to maintain GRBS between 150-250mg/dl

4) INJ. ZOFER 4mg IV/TID

5)IV fluids 5D at 50ml/hr

6) INJ. NEOMOL 1gm SOS

7) Strict 7point profile charting

8) Monitor vitals and inform SOS

9)INJ. K+ lamp in 250 ml nil/slow( If SERUM K+ =<5mEq/L 

ON 20/8/23

1)IV Fluids with NS at 50 ml/hr

2) INJ.HAI S/C TID 16-16-16

3)INJ. NPH S/C BD 16-x-14

4) INJ. ZOFER 4mg IV/TID

5) TAB. DOLO 650MG PO/SOS

6) Strict GRBS 7point profile charting

7) Monitor vitals and inform SOS

ON 21/8/23

1)IV Fluids with NS at 50 ml/hr

2) INJ.HAI S/C TID 16-16-16

3)INJ. NPH S/C BD 16-x-14

4) INJ. ZOFER 4mg IV/TID

5) TAB. DOLO 650MG PO/SOS

6) Strict GRBS 7point profile charting

7) Monitor vitals and inform SOS

8) Syp. POTKOLR 10ml PO/TID





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