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A 31-year-old male presented with abdominal pain for 1 day. The pain started in the epigastric region and spread throughout the abdomen. Physical exam revealed abdominal distention and muscular rigidity with pain on palpation. Laboratory results were notable for leukocytosis. Imaging showed diffuse peritonitis suspected to be from a perforated appendix. The patient underwent an appendectomy where 500cc of serous hemorrhagic fluid was found. The appendix and other organs appeared normal. An enlarged pancreas with softening was noted but no necrosis. A 5cm ovarian cyst was also found and drained. Drains were placed and the abdomen closed.
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- 1. S/F/31yo
- 2. Chief complaint: Pain on the whole abdomen The pain has been suffered by the patient since 1 days before admission to Haji Adam Malik Hospital. Firstly, pain was feel in epigastrium and spread into whole abdomen. Fever (-), nausea (+), vomiting (+). Micturation (+), defecation (-), flatus (+).
- 3. Present state : •Awareness : Alert •BP : 110/80 mmHg •HR : 85x/i •RR : 22x/i •T : 36,8°C •VAS : 5
- 4. Generalized State : • Head and neck : no abnormality was found • Chest : no abnormality was found • Abdomen : in localized state • Genitalia : male, no abnormality was found • Extremities : no abnormality was found
- 5. Localized State : • Abdomen : I : Symmetry, Distention (+) P : pain on the whole abdomen, muscular rigidity (+) P : tympani A : Peristaltic decrese • DRE : Perineum usual, loose anal sphincter tone, ampulla was not filled faeces, smooth mucous, pain (-). Hand gloves : feces (-), blood (-), mucous (+).
- 7. Laboratory findings: • Hb/Hct/WBC/PLT : 13,7/41,7/15,1/281 • Na/K/Cl : 130/3,4/104 • Ur/Cr : 15,1/0,61 • Random Blood Glucose :132,3 • Albumin : 3,1
- 8. Chest X-ray
- 11. Working Diagnose: • Diffuse Peritonitis d/t susp. Appendicitis perforation
- 12. Treatment • Nill Per Mouth • NGT insertion, came out greenish fluid 50cc • Urine catheter insertion, came out initial clear yellow urine 100cc • IVFD Crystalloid • Antibiotic Injection • Analgetic injection • Patient was prepared for appendictomy laparotomy
- 15. Cranial
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