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RESIDENT ON DUTY:
- dr. PUTRI
- dr. AGILL
COASS ON DUTY:
- REZA
- OKI
Patient Recapitulation
Name :R
Date of Birth : 17/07/1940
Age : 75 y.o
Sex : Male
Religion : Moslem
Address : South Jakarta
Marital Status : Married
Med. Rec. No : 352546
Anamnesis
Chief Complaint :
Abdominal Pain for 3 days
History of Present Illness
Patient came to the ward with abdominal
pain for 3 days, along with nausea but no
vomit.
He also felt general weakness. He hasnt gone
to any doctor to treat his complaint.
He was sent to internal medicine department
from ENT department because of increasing
SGOT and SGPT.
Defecate and urinate within normal limit.
He said that he loss his voice 8 months ago
then he came to the doctor. He undergone CT
scan, bronchoscopy and biopsy. The result
was Larynx carcinoma.
2 months ago, he complained feeling out of
breath. He undergone tracheostomy and he
was assembled with a NGT by his
otolaryngologist.
History of Past Illness
DM (-)
HT (-)
Heart Disorder (-)
Kidney Disorder (-)
Allergy (-)
Family History
DM (-)
HT (-)
Heart Disorder (-)
Kidney Disorder (-)
Allergy (-)
Physical Examination
General State : Moderatly Ill
Conciousness : Compos Mentis
Vital Sign
- BP : 120/70 mmHg - RR : 20 tpm
- HR: 88 bpm, Reg - T : 36,5oC
Body Weight : 50 Kg
Body Height : 165 Cm
BMI : 18,37 Kg/m2 (Underweight)
Head : Normocephal
Eye : Anemic Conjunctiva +/+, Icteric
Sclera -/-
Ears : Within Normal Limit
Nose : NGT (+)
Throat : -
Neck : Tracheostom (+)
Thorax
- Pulmo
I : Normochest, chest retraction (-)
P : Vocal Fremitus within normal limit
P : Sonor
A : Vesicular +/+, Wheezing -/-, Rales -/-
- COR
I : Ictus Cordis was seen
P : Ictus Cordis was palpable on ICS V sinistra
midclavicula line
P : No cardiomegaly
A : Regular 1st and 2nd heart sound, Murmur (-),
gallop (-)
Abdomen:
- I : Flat
- A : Bowel Sound (+)
- Pa : Tenderness (+) epigastric region, Liver
and Spleen enlargement (-)
- Pe : Tympani
1. Larynx carcinoma
2. Dyspepsia Syndrome
3. Increasing of transaminase enzyme and
hypoalbuminemia
4. Hypochromic microcytic anemia
Discussion