75yr male on mechanical ventilator

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PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was brought to casuality in unconscious state with GCS-E1V1M1


HISTORY OF PRESENTING ILLNESS:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 1day back, then he developed breathlessness and he went to local RMP doctor after 18hrs for which he was kept on nebulisation and his BP was 200/100mmhg (Telma40mg was given) and was reffered to our hospital.Patient was brought to our hospital in unconscious state, on examination central pulses are feeble, BP not recordable, Pupils were dilated and fixed. CPR was started and patient was revived after 10min CPR and connected to mechanical ventilator.

CPR and INTUBATION NOTES:
75yr male patient was brought to the casuality in unconscious state with GCS-E1V1M1, BP not recordable, i/v/o absent heart rate CPR was initiated according to AHA 2020 guidelines 
8:20am- BP, Pulse rate Not recordable 1mg adrenaline given and CPR continued 
8:25am- BP, Pulse rate Not recordable 1mg adrenaline given and CPR continued 
@8:26am- ROSC was achieved after 10min of CPR 
At 8:26am patient was intubated with 7.0 size ET tube under direct vision of light and ET tube was fixed at 21cm near angle of mouth. Position of tube was confirmed by bilateral chest raise and auscultation of all areas of lungs and was connected to mechanical ventilator 
Mode- ACMV-VC
RR- 18cpm
VT- 400ml
FiO2- 100%
PEEP- 7cm H2O
Post Intubation vitals:
GCS- E1V1M1
PR- 102bpm
BP- 140/100mmhg
CVS- S1,S2 +
RS- BAE+, NVBS
P/A- soft
SpO2- 96% with FiO2 100% on ACMV-VC mode



HISTORY OF PAST ILLNESS:
Not K/C/O HTN,DM,CAD,TB,Asthma 

PERSONAL HISTORY:
Diet- Mixed
Appetite- Normal 
Sleep- Adequate 
Bowel and Bladder- Regular 
ADDICTIONS:
Alcohol- Regular, since 40yrs
Tobacco- smoking since 40yrs 

FAMILY HISTORY:
No significant family history 

GENERAL EXAMINATION:
Patient is moderately built 
No pallor, icterus, clubbing, cyanosis, lymphadenopathy
B/L pedal edema- present

Vitals:
Temperature- 97.8F 
BP- 150/70mmhg
PR- 96bpm
RR- 18cpm
SpO2- 96%@ room air 
GRBS- 168mg/dl @ admission 


Per Abdomen:
Inspection:- no scars seen.
Palpation:- No tenderness 
Percussion:- No free fluid.
Auscultation:- Bowel sounds heard.

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION:
CVS:
S1,S2 heard 
No murmurs 

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:
BAE+
Position of trachea- central 
NVBS
No added sounds 

CNS:
Patient is unconscious
GCS- E1V1M1

Reflexes:    

                     Right                 Left

Biceps              —                    —

Triceps            —                     —

Supinator         —                    —

Knee                —                   —

Ankle               —                    —

Plantar         Mute              Mute


ECG:

2d-echo:

Chest X-ray:



MRI:




LAB INVESTIGATIONS:


PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Post CPR status- ROSC
Cardiogenic shock (secondary to NSTEMI resolving);
Pre- Renal AKI (Non- Oliguric);
Heart Failure secondary to NSTEMI;
Type-I Respiratory failure;
Denovo Diabetes Mellitus 


TREATMENT:
RT feeding 4hrly(100ml free water, 50ml milk with 2 teaspoons of protein powder)
INJ. LASIX 40mg IV/BD
INJ. HAI s/c TID (according to GRBS)
INJ. Heparin 5000IU IV/QID
TAB. ECOSPRIN 75mg RT/OD
TAB. CLOPIDOGREL 75mg RT/OD
TAB. ATORVAS 40mg RT/OD
TAB. MET-XL 50mg RT/OD
INJ. Neomol 1gm IV/SOS
Air Bed
Frequent position change 2hrly
Monitor vitals 

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