Case Presentation on Appendicitis

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    Case presentation

    Identification data of the Baby

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    Present Complain

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    Obstetrical History of the mother

    Antenatal & Natal History.

    Child Personal Data

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    Child Personal Data

    SR.

    NO. CHARACTERISTICS IN THE BABY

    WEIGHT 40 Kg. 50 - 52 KgHEIGHT 163 cm 165 170 cmCHEST CIRCUMFERENCE 65 cm 76 to 80 cmHEAD CIRCUMFERENCE 50 cm 54 to 55 cmMID ARM CIRCUMFERENCE 24 cm 25 to 28 cm

    Anthropometric Measurements

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    Gross Motor Development

    Fine Motor Development

    Play Habits.

    Toilet training.

    Nutrition.

    Child Personal Data

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    SR. NO. VACCINE GIVEN / NOT GIVEN MONTH / DATE / TIMEBCG OPV Given At BirthDPT I + OPV Given 1 Month (6 weeks)

    DPT II + OPV Given 2 month (10 weeks)

    DPT III + OPV Given 3 month (14 weeks)MEASEALS Given 9 MonthDT & TT Given 16 MonthHEPATITIS B Given 10 Years

    Child Personal Data

    Immunization History

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    SR.

    NO.

    NAME OF THE FAMILY

    MEMBER AGE / SEX

    RELATION

    WITH THE

    PATIENT

    EDUCATION REMARK

    MR. RAMPRAKASH MORE 40 YRS /MALE FATHER B.A. ----

    MRS. SUNANADA

    RAMPRAKASH MORE35 YRS /

    FEMALE MOTHER 11th Std ----MR. PRADEEP RAMPRAKASH

    MORE

    16 YRS /

    MALE SELF 10th Std ----

    MS. POOJA RAMPRAKASH

    MORE11 YRS /

    FEMALE DAUGHTER 6th Std ----

    Family history

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    Anatomy

    &

    Physiology.

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    Definition

    Etiology.

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    Pathophysiology

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    Clinical Manifestation

    SR.NO. BOOK PICTURE PATIENTPROFILE

    1. Vague epigastric or periumbilical pain progresses to rightlower quadrant pain Yes

    2. low-grade fever Yes3. Nausea and sometimes by vomiting. Yes4. Loss of appetite Yes5. Local tenderness is elicited at McBurneys point when

    pressure is appliedYes

    6. The extent of tenderness and muscle spasm and the existenceof constipation Yes

    7. Diarrhea depends not so much on the severity of theappendicle infection as on the location of the appendix. Yes

    8. Rovsings sign may be elicited by palpating the left lowerquadrant. Yes

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    Investigation

    SR.NO

    . INVESTIGATION NAME Normal Range Patient Range REMARKComplete physical examination . . Complete blood cell count Elevated white blood cell

    count. The leukocyte count may

    exceed 10,000 cells/mm3 neutrophil countMay exceed 75%.

    4500-11000

    /mm3

    DoneMore than

    12,000

    cells/mm3More than

    75%.

    Elevated white

    blood cell

    count.

    Abdominal x-ray films, . DoneUltrasound studies, DoneCT scans may reveal a right

    lower quadrant density or

    localized distention of the

    bowel... Done

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    Diagnostic evaluation

    SR. NO. BOOK PICTURE IN PATIENTHistory & physical examination DONEcomplete physical examination DONEcomplete blood cell count Elevated white blood cell count.

    The leukocyte count may exceed

    10,000 cells/mm3 Neutrophil count May exceed 75%.

    Abdominal x-ray films, DONEultrasound studies, DONECT scans may reveal a right lower

    quadrant density or localized

    distention of the bowel.DONE

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    Medical Management

    SR.

    NO. DRUGS NAMES DOSESFREQUEN

    CY01 Inj. Monocef 2 gm IV BD02 Inj. Metro 100 ml TDS03 Inj. Diclonefec sodium

    04 Inj. Pan 40 in 100 ml

    of NS .05 Intravenous fluids D5,

    D10, RL

    06 Inj. diazepam

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    Appendectomy

    Surgical Management

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    ClearDiet

    Full Liquid Diet

    Soft Semi solid Diet

    Diet Management

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    NursingDiagnosis

    1. Pain related to Inflammation in the left lower region (Appendix)

    2. Understands the surgical process and the necessary preoperative

    preparations .

    3. Attainment of a positive self-concept

    4. Reduction of anxiety

    5. Maintenance of skin integrity

    6. Achievement of an optimal nutritional intake

    Nursing Management&

    Nursing Care Plan

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    Progress of thepatient

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    Health education

    1. PROMOTION OF HEALTH

    2. PREVENTION OF INFECTION3. HEALTH EDUCATION ON DIET

    4. EXERCISES

    5. ACTIVITY

    6. FOLLOW UP

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    Health education

    1. Summary

    2. Discharge Planning

    3. Conclusion

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    Plan for DataAnalysis

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    WWW.emedicine.com

    WWW.medmatrix.orgWWW.ncbi.nim.nih.gov/entrez/query

    www.savechildren.org

    WWW.who/int

    INTERNET

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