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Blame it on the “tack”. B3B: Dr. Marilyn Ong - Mateo Fajardo , Revie ; Fang, Mark; Florendo , Gerard; Fontano, Michael; Francisco, Theres e; Gabuat , Harry; Gaffud , Bianca; Gagtan , Majelle ; Gallardo, Heart; Garan , Aileen; Garcia, Cholson ; Garcia, Louise; Garcia, Irka. HISTORY.
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Blame it on the “tack”. . . B3B: Dr. Marilyn Ong - Mateo Fajardo, Revie; Fang, Mark; Florendo, Gerard; Fontano, Michael; Francisco, Therese; Gabuat, Harry; Gaffud, Bianca; Gagtan, Majelle; Gallardo, Heart; Garan, Aileen; Garcia, Cholson; Garcia, Louise; Garcia, Irka
General Data • A.B • 49/M • Filipino • Roman Catholic • Paranaque City • Married • Fruit Vendor • Date of Admission: Nov 9, 2009
Chief Complaint * Painful swelling of the left foot (heel) *
AB: 49/M known diabetic x 12 yearsHistory of Present Illness
Past Medical History • Immunizations: unrecalled; BCG • Hospitalizations: • non-healing wound : unrecalled antibiotics (1997) • Hemoptysis- CXR: PTB; Rx: MyrinForte (HRZE) 6 months (approx. 5 yrs ago) • Diabetes Mellitus (1997) • Medications: Glibenclamide500mg OD • No surgery • No allergies
Personal and Social History • 16 pack year smoking • Alcohol drinker 2 bottles of beer/night • Mixed diet ; cautious with sweets • Exercise: sidecar (padyak) in selling fruits • Sleep:4-6 h/day
Family History • (+)DM: sister- deceased due to ‘heart attack’ (52 years old) • Father - deceased- sudden death(age?) • (+)cataract: mother • (-) asthma, HPN, CA
Review of System GENERAL SURVEY: ( - ) fever ( - ) weight loss ( - ) weakness ( - ) fatigability ( - ) malaise SKIN: ( +) 3 inch-scar on the lateral aspect of the left leg ( - ) itchiness ( - ) color change ( - ) rash HEENT: ( - ) icterus ( - ) ear pain/ discharge ( - ) nasal discharge ( - ) deafness ( - ) lymphadenopathy PULMONARY: ( - ) dyspnea ( - ) shortness of breath ( - ) cough ( - ) sputum production ( - ) hemoptysis ( - ) wheezing
Review of System CARDIAC: ( - ) chest pain ( - ) easy fatigability ( - ) paroxysmal dyspnea ( - ) orthopnea ( - ) palpitations ( - ) syncope ( - ) edema ( - ) hypertension GI: ( - ) nausea ( - ) vomiting ( - ) retching ( - ) hematemesis ( - ) melena ( - ) hematochezia ( - ) belching ( - ) distention ( - ) diarrhea ( - ) constipation GU: ( + ) polyuria ( + ) incontinence ( + ) erectile dysfunction ( - ) anuria ( - ) dysuria ( - ) hesitancy MUSCULOSKELETAL: ( - ) rigidity ( - ) flaccidity ( - ) weakness
Review of System NEUROLOGIC: ( - ) numbness ( - ) tingling ( - ) burning ( - ) sharpness ( - ) motor weakness ENDOCRINE: ( + ) polydipsia ( + ) polyphagia ( - ) heat/cold intolerance HEMATOPOIETIC: ( - ) bleeding tendency ( - ) bruisability
Salient Features 49 y/o male Painful, swollen, erythematous, ulcerated lesion with purulent discharge, left calcaneal area
Clinical Impression • Non-healing Wound, Left calcaneal area • Diabetes mellitus, Type 2, Insulin-requiring
Initial Orders • CBC • Wound secretion gm stain, C/S • FBS, glycosylated hemoglobin • CBG monitoring with sliding scale-directed insulin administration • Chest X-Ray
Question to the group • Do you think there’s a need to establish vascular (arterial) integrity of the lower extremity in this patient? • If yes, what test would you recommend? Arterial Duplex Scan?
Management • Antibiotics given?? • Proper foot care especially among diabetics • Hydration?? • Diabetes management?? CBG Monitoring and insulin therapy?? Dietary instruction??
Final Diagnosis • ???? • Take home instructions and medications
Succeeding slides should focus on the following: • Why diabetics are prone to develop non-healing wounds • What microorganisms are usually involved • Journals- any new updates on wound care and treatment of non-healing wounds among diabetics. Please search local journals also. AFTER ABOVE- FINISH!!! The rest of your beautiful slides- HIDE! HIDE! HIDE!
49 y/o Male, DM2 • (+) polyuria; polydipsia; polyphagia • Erectile dysfunction • Non-healing wound/ulcer • Grossly inflammed left foot • Decreased pulses of the dorsalis pedis artery
Initial Clinical Impression: history & PE • Non healing wound to consider soft tissue infection secondary to DM2
Secondary Clinical Impression:hisotry, PE, laboratory workups Non healing wound to consider soft tissue infection secondary to DM2
Final Clinical Impression: Non healing wound with soft tissue infection secondary to DM2