Mr MZ. History 32 years old man Fever for 4 days Myalgia, arthralgia Headache Poor oral intake Vomiting.

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Mr MZ

History 32 years old man Fever for 4 days Myalgia, arthralgia Headache Poor oral intake Vomiting

What is the case definition of probable dengue?

Examination T 37.9 BP 120/80 PR 88 Wt 61kg Warm peripheries, CRT <2s Abdomen – Mild tenderness epigastric area CVS/Lungs/CNS – normal

Investigations FBC (31/10/2010) – Wbc 4.2 (neutrophils 74.8%) – Hb 18.0 – Hct 49.3% – Platelet 98 Creat 142 urea 7.7 ALT 75 AST 82 CK 197

Interpret the investigations results What is the normal Hct for male and female?

What is your full diagnosis?

What would you notify as?

What are the warning signs in dengue?

What is the difference between dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever?

How much fluid to give?

Management He was given IVD (from 11am) When to repeat FBC? 31/10 9am11am Wbc Hb Hct platelet9877 OPD Admission

Management He was given IVD (from 11am) FBC repeated as ordered 31/10 9am11am Rpt FBC Wbc Hb Hct platelet OPD AdmissionAfter IVD

Progress (D4) Review at 4.40pm – T 39.9 PR 100 – Epigastric pain reduced – No more abdominal tenderness – Rpt FBC noted – No vomiting – Still not taking orally well What will be your IVD regime now?

Progress (D4) How frequent FBC should be done? What are the clinical signs to monitor? How frequent should vital signs be monitored?

Progress (D5) Still febrile No vomiting No epigastric pain No abd tenderness BP 110/60 PR 98, RR 18 Tongue dry D5

Progress (D5) Still febrile No vomiting Only tolerating min fluids No epigastric pain No abd tenderness BP 110/60 PR 98, RR 18 Tongue dry 31/10 2pm 1/11 6am Wbc Hb Hct platelet86102 D5 8am review, how much IVD to give?

Progress (D5) 31/10 2pm 1/11 6am2pm Wbc Hb Hct platelet Review patient at 3pm Mild epigastric pain T 38, BP 110/70 PR 98 RR 16 Good pulse volume CRT <2s No effusion Mild abd tenderness now IVD given

How much fluid to give? When to repeat FBC?

Progress (D5) 1/11 6am2pmRpt FBC Wbc Hb Hct platelet Review 9pm BP 120/70 PR 80 RR 20 Epigastric tender Gum bleeding now What IVD regime? HCO3 20After fluid resuscitation Deferverscense

Progress (D5) 1/11 6am2pmRpt FBC Wbc Hb Hct platelet Review 9pm BP 120/70 PR 80 RR 20 Epigastric tender Gum bleeding now Do you want to transfuse platelets? HCO3 20After fluid resuscitation Deferverscense

Progress (D6) 1/11 2pm7.30pm 2/11 6am Wbc Hb Hct platelet Review 9am T 37.5 BP 100/60 PR 92 RR 20 Reduced breath sound both bases IVD deferverscense

Progress (D6) What is the cause of reduced breaths sound? How long is the deferverscence(critical) period? What is the pathogenesis in critical period?

Progress (D6) 1/ pm 2/11 6am2pm Wbc Hb Hct platelet HCO ALT137 Review 4pm - T 37 BP 110/60 PR 92 good volume CRT <2s RR 18 Reduced breath sound both bases No epigastric tenderness IVD 250cc/hr (5mls/kg/hr) What to do? 24 hours deferverscense

Progress (ICU) – D6 Arrived ICU 5.45pm BP 140/70 T 37°C PR 110 – feeble pulse, CRT >2s RR 20 Abd – no tenderness What is the clinical phase of disease now?

Management (ICU) – D6 2/11 6am2pm6pm 3/11 12am Wbc Hb Hct Plate HCO IVD 1 pint NS (10mls/kg/hr) for 1 hour (6-7pm) Then, IVD 420cc/hr (7mls/kg/hr) Do you transfuse platelets? Admit ICU

Progress (ICU) – D7 4am (3/11/10) – c/o chills – T 38.1 – PR 140 BP 170/90 CRT 4s – ABG stat ph 7.15 HCO % on 3LNP Electively intubated Volumen 500cc, then 1 pint HM I/O : / 2490

D7 illness 2/11 6pm 3/11 12am4am6am Wbc Hb Hct platelet3156 HCO Lactate hours deferverscense COMMENT ON THE HEMATOCRIT TREND Intubated

What has happened? What would you do now?

D7 illness 3/11 6am8am12pm Wbc Hb Hct platelet6148 HCO Lactate hours deferverscense at 2pm Your management

D8 illness 3/11 4pm 4/11 12am6am12pm6pm Wbc Hb Hct platelet HCO Lactate hrs deferverscenseIV Lasix 20mg IV Noradr started 6pm IV lasix 20mgFIO2 0.6

Progress – D8 to D14 IV Cefepime started for VAP – CXR not improving – Temperature still spiking – Noradrenaline started Changed to IV meropenem as not improving BC no growth De-escalate to IV Cefepime (total Ab 7 days) Extubated D 13 illness Transfer to dengue ward D14

5/116/117/118/119/1110/1111/11 Wbc Hb Hct Plat D9 to D15

Patient discharged home well