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Known case of CHD, acyanotic, VSD; Down Syndrome at birth 7 months PTA (+) generalized pallor Consult with a local hospital A> t/c blood dyscrasia Admitted, transfused w/ pRBC 1 week PTA (+) generalized pallor, (+)cough, (+) fever Consult c/o LHC, A> Pneumonia Treated with Amoxicillin, Salbutamol 2 days PTA (+) pallor with tachypnea and fever Consult with a local physician CBC: Hgb of 73, Hct of 0.23, WBC 5.3, seg 36, lym 64, plt 200
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Review of Systems (+) poor weight gain (-) aural discharge (+) intermittency in feeding (+) dental caries (+) good urine output (-) cyanosis (-) seizures Family History (+) HPN – maternal grandmother
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Past Medical History: (+) CHD, acyanotic, VSD – diagnosed at 1yo, given Furosemide and Digoxin Immunization History: (+) BCG (+) DPT1 (+) OPV1
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Developmental History: Good head control Speaks in monosyllables Gesture language Can grasp objects Can roll over Can sit with support Approximate Developmental Age: 6-7 months
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Nutritional History: Bottlefed since birth. Eats regular table food at present. Personal and Social History: Patient is 2 nd of 3 children Mother is a 39yo teacher Father is 36yo and is unemployed
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Awake, alert, in mild cardiorespiratory distress, (+) pallor HR 120s RR 40s T 37 BP 90/60 Wt 26kg BSA 0.37m 2 Pale palpebral conjunctivae, upslanted palpebral fissures, anicteric sclera, (-) cervical lymphadenopathy, (-) tonsillopharyngeal congestion Equal chest expansion, no retractions, (+) occasional rhonchi, both lung fields Dynamic precordium, (-) precordial bulge, distinct heart sounds, (-) thrill, regular rhythm, (+) grade 2/6 holosystolic murmur at the left lower sternal border, (+) LV heave
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Flat abdomen, soft, normoactive bowel sounds, (-) masses, (-) hepatosplenomegaly No cyanosis, no edema, fair and equal pulses, CRT <2 secs, (+) pale nailbeds Neurologic Exam Awake, irritable, active No cranial nerve deficits Motor: moves all extremities spontaneously Sensory: withdraws to pain, all extremities DTRs +2, all extremities (-) Babinski, (-) Clonus
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Down syndrome CHD, acyanotic, VSD Pneumonia, community acquired Rule out acute leukemia
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Problem 1: Hematologic S> 6 month history of generalized pallor O> HR 120s RR 40s T 37 BP 90/60 (+) generalized pallor, (-) CLADs, (-) hepatosplenomegaly A> To consider Acute leukemia vs MDS P> Work-ups requested CBC: 54/0.176/4.31/0.27/0.51/0.05/0.02/0.01/stabs 0.07/blast 0.04/28, retic ct 0.013
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Seen by Dr. Lesaca-Medina (2 nd HD) PBS review: ~5% WBCs = blasts most blasts large w/ scanty, non-granular, blue cytoplasm w/ round or slightly irregular nucleoli and prominent punched-out nucleoli One blast with cytoplasmic blebs (+) large platelets (+) poor, dysplastic segmenters Nucleated RBCs
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Assessment: t/c Acute leukemia vs MDS Placed on O2 at 5lpm/FM Transfused with 2 aliquots pRBC Repeat HHP:82/0.254/22 Transfused with 1 aliquot pRBC Weaned to 2-3lpm/NC discontinued (4 th HD) Repeat CBC: 86/0.261/2.91/blast 0.04/ 21 Transferred to Charity (7 th Pay Ward Day)
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Problem 2: Cardiac S> Known case of Down syndrome with VSD O> Dynamic precordium, distinct heart sounds, (-) thrills, regular rhythm, (+) grade 4/6 HSM at LLSB A> CHD, acyanotic, VSD P> Started on Dobutamine (5mcg/kg/min) 2D echo: CHD, intact VSD, large 7-8mm L to R shunting, LVH 1 st HD: (+) systolic thrill on the LLSB, with a grade 4/6 HSM LLSB Dobutamine Lanoxin (0.004mkdose) BID Furosemide (0.5mkdose) restarted
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Problem 2: Infectious S> (+) 1 week history of cough with progressive tachypnea and fever O> Equal chest expansion, no retractions, (+) occasional rhonchi, both lung fields A> pneumonia, community acquired P> Started on Chloramphenicol (100mkd), discontinued after 1 day Initial blood CS: NGA5D
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Down syndrome CHD, acyanotic, VSD Pneumonia, community acquired Acute leukemia versus Myelodysplastic syndrome
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On ward admission, transfused with pRBC (10cc/kg) x 1 aliquot and 1 unit platelet concentrate BMA done on 2 nd HD Dry tap On repeat HHP: 127/0.365/20 BT of Plt con On repeat HHP: 68/0.30968 BMA repeated on 10 th Ward Day: AML On repeat HHP: 91/0.267/8 BT of plt con On repeat HHP: 85/0.25/41 BT of pRBC On the 14 th HD: (+) Febrile episodes
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CXR done: NSCF Blood CS final: (+) Enterobacter aerogenes, S: Ceftazidime, Amikacin Repeat CBC: 63/0.187/3.170.511/0.423/0.050.003/34 BT of pRBC and plt con facilitated Repeat HHP: 84/0.251/40 Repeat Blood CS: NGA2D Chemotherapy started (2007 Chemo Protocol for patients with Down Syndrome and AML from Journal of Clinical Oncology 12/1/07, Vol25,No34) + CNS leukemia prophylaxis on 28 th HD
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Chemo meds: IT Methotrexate (D0), Doxorubicin (D1- 2), Cytarabine (D1-7), Etoposide (D3-5) CBC 6 days postchemo: 91/0.263/1.65/0.770/0.23/15) Blood CS on 14 th day of antibiotics: (+) Pseudomonas aeruginosa Ceftazidime Meropenem (60mkd) Amikacin continued (15mkd) Repeat CBC: 87/0.251/0.31/lympho 0.05/40 On 39 th ward day: (+) 3 episodes of watery stools On PE: soft abdomen, normoactive bowel sounds Losses replaced with PLR volume/volume
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On the 40 th Ward Day: (+) 2 episodes of postprandial vomiting Plain abdominal x-ray: Good bowel gas pattern Fecalysis: yellowish, brown, soft, (-) RBC, (+) 3-6 WBC On the 41 st Ward day: (+) episodes of vomiting, bilous, 3 episodes with 4 episodes of loose stools On PE: soft, hypoactive bowel sounds Assessment: To consider septic ileus
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Placed on NPO, Hgt Q12 with BE NGT inserted: drained 400cc coffee ground material, replaced with PLR volume/volume Started on Famotidine (0.8) Dobutamine increased to 8mcg/kg/min O2 support increased to 10pm/FM ABG: compensated metabolic acidosis with respiratory alkalosis (7.379/27.7/148.8/16.4/7.1/98.8)
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On the 42 nd HD, referred for bloody output per NGT, ~30cc Replaced with PNSS volume/volume Assessment: t/c Disseminated intravascular coagulation probably secondary to sepsis, Rule out fungal sepsis Meropenem increased to 120mkd Oral meds placed on hold Placed on standby intubation CBC: 64/0.182/0.04/0/0.03/plt ct 3 BT of pRBC and plt con facilitated
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PT/PTT: 12.7/17/0.49/1.61; 34.9/66.9 BT of FFP facilitated Calcium noted: 1.81 Calcium gluconate (100mkdose) Q8 started Fluconazole (10mkd) started Vitamin K (1) OD started Latest blood chem: hypokalemia 1.4 Fast correction (0.5mkdose) given Referred to PICU for co-management
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At 4:20 pm, consented to intubation Intubated by Anesthesia service w/ ET 4.5 L 10.5 @ MV settings 100% 18/5 RR 20 Itime 0.5 VBG post-intubation: 7.312/43.6/46.9/22/-3.4/77.5 RR increased to 30, PIP increased to 20 Seen by PICU Amikacin shifted to Vancomycin (60mkd) Fluconazole ordered to shift to Amphotericin B NAC 1g IV Q4 ordered KCl (1mkdose) fast correction given MV settings revised to 100% 20/8 RR 20 Itime 0.8 Maintained on Midazolam (0.2mkdose) Q2
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On the 43 rd HD: Still persistently febrile, no hypotensive episodes, O2 sats 95%, liber edge palpable 2cm BRCM ABG @ 100% 20/8 RR 20 Itime 0.8: 7.474/31/61.9/22.7/1/93.3 I: 1385 O: 973 +412 fluid balance UO 5.5 cc/kg/hr BT of pRBC and plt con continued Serum potassium: 1.8 fast correction at 1mkdose given
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Conferred with service consultant Furosemide maintenance placed on hold IVF revised to D5LR + 26meqs KCl/L (0.25meqs/kg/hr) Conferred with PICU IVF revised to D5LR + 40mews KCl/L (del 0.3meqs/kg/hr) Post-BT Furosemide decreased to 0.3mkdose
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At 7:15pm (+) acute onset pallor with anisocoria, dyspnea, mottling and cyanosis On ambubagging, O2 sats: 61% Given 20cc/kg PLR On auscultation: HR 0 Code called PALS initiated 10cc/kg PLR given Dopamine (20), Dobutamine (20) started Revived after 30 minutes
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Assessment for code: t/c IC bleed Post-code: BP 110/40, HR 150s, RR 42; cold extremities, fair pulses, (+) subcostal and intercostal retractions, clear breath sounds Given 2meqs/kg NaHCO3 Given another 20cc/kg PNSS IV bolus Repeat ABG: 7.095/40.5/31.1/12.4/-17.4/39.3 PIP increased to 22, RR increased to 30 Repeat ABG @ 100% 22/8 RR 30 Itime 0.8: 7.472/18.5/93.5/13.5/-6.3/97.5 RR weaned up to 25
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At this time, noted with increasing abdominal girth Repeat ABG: 7.386/23.6/40.2/14.1/- 9.3/73.4 Noted Serum K at 1.5 fast correction with KCl at 1mkdose
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On the 44 th HD Referred for desaturations, 40-65%, with eye blinking Assessment: t/c Acute symptomatic seizure probably secondary to IC bleed Loaded with Phenobarbital (20mkdose) Ordered for EEG and stat Cranial CT scan Seen by PICU: shifted to D5NR +40meqs KCl MV settings revised to 100% 20/8 RR 20 I time 0.8 ABG done @ 100% 20/8 RR 24 Itime 0.8: 7.281/20.6/68.5/9.7/-14.5/91% Given 2meqs/kg NaHCO3
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On the 45 th HD Repeat blood CS: NGA2D CBC: 165/0.438/0.19/0/0.10/28 I: 1060 O: 330 +730 fluid bal UO 1.8cc/kg/hr HR 120-130s, RR 28-50, Temp 36.5-37, O2 sats 80- 98% ABG @ 100% 20/8 RR 24 Itime 0.8: 7.429/28.5/87.3/18.8/-3.3/96.8 maintained At 3:50pm, noted with (+) crackles, BLF, bipedal edema, puffy eyelids IVF rate decreased to FM + 20%
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On the 46 th HD I: 844 O: 20 +824 fluid bal UO 0.1cc/kg/hr BP 90-110/60-70, HR 120-160, RR 30-42, T 36.2-38.2 0 C At 11am Referred for (-) UO Given 20cc/kg PNSS IV bolus ABG: 7.29/31.7/66/15.2/-10/90.3 Given 2meqs/kg NaHCO3 Noted with anisocoria, right pupil 5mm, left pupil 3mm, NRTL, HR 110/60, RR 24, HR 160’s Assessment: t/c increased ICP probably secondary to IC bleed
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Hyperventilation done Fundoscopy done: (+) diffuse papilledema, OU Given Mannitol 2.5cc/kg/dose Stat cranial CT scan facilitated At 3pm Referred for poor pulses, HR 160s, BP 0 Given 20cc/kg PNSS IV bolus On repeat BP: 100/0 20cc/kg PNSS IV bolus given Noted with multiple petechiae over the face and chest with bleeding per NGT, per orem and per nostrils, anterior fontanels tense
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After 3 minutes, referred for lack of response to tactile stimulation On auscultation, HR = 0, BP = 0 Code called PALS initiated Patient not revived after 30 minutes of resuscitation Pronounced expired at 1:06pm Post-mortem care rendered
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa sepsis Disseminated intravascular coagulation Acute myelogenous leukemia CHD, acyanotic, VSD 7-8 mm L to R shunting Down syndrome s/p Cycle 1 chemotherapy Enterobacter aerogenes sepsis, resolved Post-chemotherapy myelosuppression PCOD : Intracranial bleed secondary to DIC secondary to sepsis
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