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Seizures secondary to Intracranial Bleed + Right Hemiparesis

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Name : Kattekola Sathwik 

Roll no : 58

2017 batch 

Case details

History

This is a case of 61 year  gentleman hailing from rural area of nalgonda district


About 10 days ago .....

He came from farmland and had his dinner 

Suddenly there was a seizure like activity where he had involuntary movements of all limbs, froth from mouth, shortness of breath and also had abdominal distention. The attender had also given the history of passing urine during the seizures.Then he became unconscious.


He was admitted in a private hospital where in they diagnosed it as seizures and also informed the attendent that he has a clot in the brain


For three days he was unconscious..


After gaining consciousness he recognised his family members and he was discharged yesterday .


The attendant complained that the patient looked *dull* and *weak* and also having breathlessness. His speech was also not understandable ( slurring of speech)

(Attendant also complained of movements of right upper limb and right lower limb when the patient was unconscious)


With this complaint the patient has been presented to the casualty.


Past history 

Patient fell unconscious and then for 15 days he had limb weakness and giddiness 

Recovered after 15 days 

And he was diagnosed as hypertensive then 

He was on medication for an year and then he abruptly stopped it...


Denovo diagnosis of Diabetes mellitus


Personal history

     He is a chronic alcoholic for 20 yrs takes about 360 mL of whiskey per day. Also consumes toddy.


General examination 

The patient is drowsy 

He is weak

No pallor icterus cyanosis clubbing lymphadenopathy and pedal edema

Vitals

Afebrile

Pulse : 134beats/minute

BP: 170/100 mmHg

RBS :300 mg/dL

SpO2 : 86 % at room air 


Respiratory system examination

 On auscultation bilateral coarse crepts were heard


Central nervous system examination

 He is drowsy

No signs of meningeal irritation

Slurring of speech +

Glasgow coma scale E4V2M4


Reflexes    Right. Left.

Biceps.        3+     3+

Triceps.       3+   3+

Supinator.  . +     +

Knee.            3+    3+

Ankle            3+   3+



Investigations


ECG





HbA1C :  12.3 

Imaging 

X ray chest 

On 30/09/2021

On. 7/10/2021

* MRI brain  with venogram :  subacute lacunar infarct and Right temporal bleed 

Images 









Provisional diagnosis

Seizures secondary to an Intracranial bleed 

With atypical pneumonia 

K/c/o hypertension since 5 years 

K/c/o diabetes (Denovo) 


Treatment

Date 30/9/2021

* Head end elevation

* O2 inhalation to maintain spo2 >94%

* TAB. CLINDAMYCIN 200 mg TID

* TAB PARACETAMOL 650MG. TID

* TAB STAMLO 50 MG RT/OD

* TAB LEVIPIL  500 MG. RT/TID

* TAB PULMOCLEAR  RT/OD

* Inj. CIPROFLOXACIN 500 mg  i.v. OD

* TAB PREGABA-M RT/SOS

* NEB  with   IPRAVENT  2nd hourly 

* NEB with  BUDECORT  4 th hourly

*  Frequent change of posture 

* Chest physiotherapy

*  Monitor vitals  4 th hourly

* I/O and  temperature- 4 th hourly

*  GRBS -6th hourly

* Inj. HAI  s/c according to sliding SCME 


At 6pm

Patient was lying down appears to be drowsy and aurosable speaking in syllables


Date :01/10/2021

Assessment

Temperature:100.7 F

BP 120/80 mmHg

Pulse rate :104/min

CVS : s1 s2 present

RS : BAE +. NVBS & B/L ADDED SOUNDS 

CNS : E4 V2 M4

Power : 3/5 in both. The limbs

Tone is increased in both the limbs


Reflexes 

              Right. Left

B.              2+. 2+

T.             . 1+ 2+

S.                1+. 1+

K.                3+. 3+

A.               . 1+. 1+

P.                Ext. Ext.

Pupils: sluggish reaction to light

Treatment:

*Head and elevation

* Continued oxygen inhalation to maintain the spo2

* Ryles tube feeds with hundred ml of water 2nd hrly and 400 ml of milk 4th hrly

*Inj. LEVOFLIXACIN 500MG OD. IV

*INJ. HAI. S/C. 8am -1 pm -8 am 

*Tab. CLINDAMYCIN 300 mg RT TID

*Tab. PCM 650 MG RT TID

*TAB STAMLO 50 MG RT/OD

* TAB LEVIPIL 500 MG. RT/TID

* TAB PULMOCLEAR RT/OD

* TAB PREGABA-M RT/SOS

* NEB with IPRAVENT 2nd hourly 

* NEB with BUDECORT 4 th hourly

*Frequent change of posture  

*Chest physiotherapy

* Monitor vitals 4 th hourly

* I/O and temperature- 4 th hourly

* GRBS -6th hourly

Date :02/10/2021

Assessment

Temperature:98 F

BP 110/100 mmHg

Pulse rate :84/min

CVS : s1 s2 +

RS : BAE +.NVBS 

CNS : E4 V2 M4

Power : 3/5 in both. The limbs

Tone is increased in both the limbs

Reflexes 

             Right. Left

B.               2+. 2+

T.                   1+ 1+

S.                  1+. 1+

K.                  3+. 3+

A.                  1+. 1+

P.                Ext. Ext.


Treatment:

*Head and elevation

* Continued oxygen inhalation to maintain the spo2

* Ryles tube feeds with hundred ml of water 2nd hrly and 400 ml of milk 4th hrly

*Inj. LEVOFLIXACIN 500MG OD. IV

*INJ. HAI. S/C. 8am -1 pm -8 am 

*Tab. CLINDAMYCIN 300 mg RT TID

*Tab. PCM 650 MG RT TID

*TAB STAMLO 50 MG RT/OD

* TAB LEVIPIL 500 MG. RT/TID

* TAB PULMOCLEAR RT/OD

* TAB PREGABA-M RT/SOS

* NEB with DUOLIN 2nd hourly 

* NEB with BUDECORT 4 th hourly

*Frequent change of posture  

*Chest physiotherapy

* Monitor vitals 4 th hourly 

*I/O and temperature- 4 th hourly

* GRBS -6th hourly


Date :3/10/2021

Assessment

Temperature:98 F

BP 110/100 mmHg

Pulse rate :84/min

CVS : s1 s2 +

RS : BAE +.NVBS 

CNS : E4 V2 M4

Speech : incoherent words

Awake 

Spontaneous eye opening 

Obeying commands for movement

Power : 3/5 in both. The limbs

Tone is increased in both the limbs


Reflexes 


             Right. Left

B.           2+. 2+

T.           1+ 1+

S             1+. 1+

K          . 3+. 3+

A.          1+. 1+

P.          Ext. Ext.

Treatment:

*Head and elevation

* Continued oxygen inhalation to maintain the spo2

* Ryles tube feeds with hundred ml of water 2nd hrly and 400 ml of milk 4th hrly

*Inj. LEVOFLIXACIN 500MG OD. IV

*INJ. HAI. S/C. 8am -1 pm -8 am 

*Tab. CLINDAMYCIN 300 mg RT TID

*Tab. PCM 650 MG RT TID

*TAB STAMLO 50 MG RT/OD

* TAB LEVIPIL 500 MG. RT/TID

* TAB PULMOCLEAR RT/OD

* TAB PREGABA-M RT/SOS

* NEB with DUOLIN 2nd hourly 

* NEB with BUDECORT 4 th hourly

*Frequent change of posture  

*Chest physiotherapy

* Monitor vitals 4 th hourly 

*I/O and temperature- 4 th hourly

* GRBS -6th hourly


DATE-04/10/21

Assessment

 S- pt is drowsy 

Objective:

     Pt is drowsy

     Afebrile

     PR:96 bpm

     BP: 130/90 mmHg

     CVS: S1, S2 heard

     RS: BAE present ,B/L coarse crepts present in all areas

     P/A: soft ,non tender ,bowel sounds present

     CNS: E4V2M4

     Tone : normal b/l

     Reflexes:

       Lt. Rt

B. 3+. 3+

T. 3+. 3+

S. 1+. 1+

  K 3 +. 3+

  A. 3+. 3+

   ASSESSMENT-

                      ?  Seizures secondary to Intracranial bleed ,

          ?Atypical Pneumonia ,

          With k/c/o HTN

          Denovo DM

 Plan of care:

    1)Head end elevation

    2)O2 inhalation to maintain Spo2 >94%

    3)INJ.levofloxacin 500 mg iv/od

    4)INJ.hai s/c tid

    5)Tab.PCM 650 mg RT/TID

     6)Tab.Levipil 500mg RT/TID

    7)TAB.PULMOCLER RT/OD

    8)TAB.Clindamycin 300mg/RT/TID

    9)TAB.LEVIPIL 500 Mg RT/TID

  10)Tab.Stamlo 5mg/PO/OD

   11)Nebulization with Budecort 6th hrly

                                     Ipravent 2nd hrly

   12) Monitoring vitals 4th hrly

   13) GRBS charting 6th hrly

   14)I/O and Temperature charting

   15) Chest physiotherapy





Date -05/10/21

Assessment

S- pt is drowsy

Objective:

Patient is drowsy

Afebrile 

PR:100 bpm 

BP: 110/90 mmHg 

GRBS:161 mg/dl

CVS: S1, S2 heard

 RS: BAE present ,B/L coarse crepts present in all areas 

 P/A: soft ,non tender ,bowel sounds present

CNS: E4V2M4

 Tone : normal b/l 

  Reflexes:


       Lt. Rt


B. 3+. 3+


T. 3+. 3+


S. 1+. 1+


  K 3 +. 3+


  A. 3+. 3+


 


   ASSESSMENT-


1- Acute CVA - ( acute hemorrhagic infarct ) - Right temporal lobe hemorrhage .with tiny hemorrhagic foci in bilateral cerebellar hemisphere,brainstem ,basal gangilia

2- seizures secondary to CVA .

3- Aspiration pneumonia

4- Denovo diabetes

Plan of care:

    1)Head end elevation

    2)   O2 inhalation to maintain Spo2 >94%

  3)INJ.hai s/c tid

 4)Tab.PCM 650 mg RT/TID

5)Tab.Levipil 500mg RT/TID

 6)TAB.PULMOCLER RT/OD

 7)TAB.Clindamycin 300mg/RT/TID

  8)TAB.LEVIPIL 500 Mg RT/TID

   9)Tab.Stamlo 5mg/PO/OD

10)Nebulization with Budecort 6th hrly


                                    Ipravent 2nd hrly

  11) Monitoring vitals 4th hrly

12) GRBS charting 6th hrly

 13)I/O and Temperature charting

14) Chest physiotherapy




Date -06/10/21

Assessment 

   S-pt is drowsy


   Objective:


     Pt is drowsy


     Afebrile


     PR:74 bpm


     BP: 100/60 mmHg


     GRBS:219 mg/dl


     CVS: S1, S2 heard


     RS: BAE present ,B/L coarse crepts present in all areas


     P/A: soft ,non tender ,bowel sounds present


     CNS: E4V2M4


     Tone : normal b/l


     Reflexes:


       Lt. Rt


B. 3+. 3+


T. 3+. 3+


S. 1+. 1+


  K 3 +. 3+


  A. 3+. 3+


 


   ASSESSMENT-


           1- Acute CVA - ( acute hemorrhagic infarct ) - Right temporal lobe hemorrhage .with tiny hemorrhagic foci in bilateral cerebellar hemisphere,brainstem ,basal gangilia


2- seizures secondary to CVA .


3- Aspiration pneumonia


4- Denovo diabetes                 

Plan of care:


    1)Head end elevation


    2)O2 inhalation to maintain Spo2 >94%


    3)INJ.levofloxacin 500 mg iv/od


    4)INJ.hai s/c tid


    5)Tab.PCM 650 mg RT/TID


    6)Tab.Levipil 500mg RT/TID


    7)TAB.PULMOCLER RT/OD


    8)TAB.Clindamycin 300mg/RT/TID


    9)TAB.LEVIPIL 500 Mg RT/TID


  10)Tab.Stamlo 5mg/PO/OD


   11) Syrup Ascoril


   12)Nebulization with Budecort 6th hrly


                                     Ipravent 2nd hrly


   13) Monitoring vitals 4th hrly


   14) GRBS charting 6th hrly


   15)I/O and Temperature charting




    16) Chest physiotherapy



 Date-07/10/21

Assessment

AMC - 1st BED

 S- pt is drowsy

Objective:


    Pt is drowsy


     Afebrile


     PR:70 bpm


     BP: 120/70 mmHg


     GRBS:137 mg/dl


     CVS: S1, S2 heard


     RS: BAE present ,B/L coarse crepts present in all areas


     P/A: soft ,non tender ,bowel sounds present


     CNS: E4V2M4


     Tone : normal b/l


     Reflexes:


       Lt. Rt


B. 3+. 3+


T. 3+. 3+


S. 1+. 1+


  K 3 +. 3+


  A. 3+. 3+


 


   ASSESSMENT-


           1- Acute CVA - ( acute hemorrhagic infarct ) - Right temporal lobe hemorrhage .with tiny hemorrhagic foci in bilateral cerebellar hemisphere,brainstem ,basal gangilia


2- seizures secondary to CVA .


3- Aspiration pneumonia


4- Denovo diabetes                 




         


   Plan of care:


    1)Head end elevation


    2)O2 inhalation to maintain Spo2 >94%


    3)INJ.levofloxacin 500 mg iv/od


    4)INJ.hai s/c tid


    5)Tab.PCM 650 mg RT/TID


    6)Tab.Levipil 500mg RT/TID


    7)TAB.PULMOCLER RT/OD


    8)TAB.Clindamycin 300mg/RT/TID


    9)TAB.LEVIPIL 500 Mg RT/TID


  10)Tab.Stamlo 5mg/PO/OD


   11) Syrup Ascoril


   12)Nebulization with Budecort 6th hrly


                                     Ipravent 2nd hrly


   13) Monitoring vitals 4th hrly


   14) GRBS charting 6th hrly


   15)I/O and Temperature charting




    16) Chest physiotherapy


 Date -08/10/21 

Ward case

Assessment

    S-pt is drowsy


    Objective:


     Pt is drowsy


     Afebrile


     PR:96 bpm


     BP: 120/80 mmHg


     GRBS:120 mg/dl


     CVS: S1, S2 heard


     RS: BAE present ,B/L coarse crepts present in all areas


     P/A: soft ,non tender ,bowel sounds present


     CNS: E4V2M4


     Tone : normal b/l


     Reflexes:


       Lt. Rt


B. 3+. 3+


T. 3+. 3+


S. 1+. 1+


  K 3 +. 3+


  A. 3+. 3+


 


   ASSESSMENT-


           1- Acute CVA - ( acute hemorrhagic infarct ) - Right temporal lobe hemorrhage .with tiny hemorrhagic foci in bilateral cerebellar hemisphere,brainstem ,basal gangilia


2- seizures secondary to CVA .


3- Aspiration pneumonia


4- Denovo diabetes                 

  Plan of care:


    1)Head end elevation


    2)O2 inhalation to maintain Spo2 >94%


    3)INJ.hai s/c tid


    4) Tab. Azithmol RT/OD


    5)Tab.PCM 650 mg RT/TID


    6)Tab.Levipil 500mg RT/TID


    7)Tab.Stamlo 5mg/PO/OD


     8) TAB prega M 25mg/RT/H/S


     9)Nebulization with Budecort 6th hrly


                                         Ipravent 2nd hrly


   10) Monitoring vitals 4th hrly


   11) GRBS charting 8th hrly


   12)I/O and Temperature charting


    Planning for discharge 





 









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