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57 years old woman came to Moh. Hoesin Hospital with Chief Complaint
Enlargement of Abdomen since + 1 days before admitted to the hospital.
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By:
Priska Pramuji, S.Ked (04114705025)
Sugianto Mukmin, S.Ked (04114708060)
Mentor:
Prof.dr.H.Eddy Mart Salim, Sp.PD, K-AI
Moderator:
Compulsory Opponent:
Apriliza Ralasati
Free Opponent:
Reni Anggraini
Arafiah Namira
Dimas Agung
Isnugraika H.Utami
M.Yusuf Fantoni
HernaSatria
Cynthia Lina O.
Meigi Medika
Rima Zanaria
Umaimah Adilla
M.Giovanni
CERTIFICATION PAGE
Case Report
Title
57 years old woman came to Moh. Hoesin Hospital with Chief Complaint General
Body Weakness since + 1 days before admitted to the hospital.
Written by:
Priska Pramuji, S.Ked (04114705025)
Sugianto Mukmin, S.Ked (04114708060)
Has been accepted and approved as one of the requirement in following the Senior
Register in Departement of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Medicine Sriwijaya
University Palembang, General Hospital Mohammad Hoesin Period September 3rd
November 12th
CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION
Cirrhosis hepatis is the final common histologic pathway for a wide variety of
chronic liver disease. It is defined as a diffuse hepatic proccess characterized by
fibrosis and the conversion of normal liver architecture into structurally abnormal
nodules. In addition to fibrosis, the complications of chirrhosis include, but are
not limited to, portal hypertension, ascites, hepatorenal syndrome, and hepatic
encephalopaty. Often poor correlation exist between histologic findings and
clinical picture. Some patient may asymptomatic and have a reasonably normal
life expectancy.
Cirrhosis takes seventh place in the world for the common cause of death. About
25.000 people death everyday because of chirrhosis. It is more common in men
than in women (1,6:1) with average age about 30-59 years old and peak of age
40-49 years old. Cirrhosis, is the terminal of hepatic fibrosis, cirrhosis takes 4,1 %
prevalence in jogjakarta and in medan 4 %. For that reason, we want to discuss
more about chirrhosis based on patient in Mohammad Hoesin.
We present a case with chief complain of abdominal enlargement which we guess
is a chirrhosis hepatis. Hope this discussion gives a lot of knowledge about
disease that have high incidence rate.
CHAPTER II
CASE REPORT
1. Identification
Name
: Miss. M
Age
: 57 years old
Sex
: Female
Address
: Tanjung Lubuk
Status
: Married
Occupation
: house wife
Religion
:ISLAM
Date of admission
Previous history
Family history
There was no patients family who had the same complain.
3.Physical Examination
General Condition
General appearance
Sense
: Compos mentis
Blood pressure
:110/70 mmHg
Body Weight : 50 kg
Pulse rate
: 80 x/m
Temp (axilla)
: 36,9 oC
BMI
Respiration rate
: 20 x/m
: 22,2 kg/cm2
Specific Condition
Skin
Head
alopecia (-), brittle hair (-), puffy face (-), deformity (-),
malar rash (-).
Eyes
Nose
Ear
Mouth
Neck
Thorax
o Lungs
o I
o P
o P
o A
o Cor
o I
o P
o P
o A
Abdomen
o I
: Convex, striae(-)
o P
o P
o A
4. Laboratory Findings
7th September 2012 in RSMH
Hematology
o Hemoglobin
o Leucocyte
: 3200 (4000-10000)
moderate anemia
o Differential count
Basophil
:0
(0- 1)
Eosinophil
:1
(1- 3%)
Stem
:2
(2- 6 %)
Segment
: 47
(50- 70 %)
Lymphocyte
: 37
(20- 40 %)
Monocyte
: 13
(2- 8%)
increase
o Hematocrit
: 15
(38- 47 %)
anemia
o Trombocyte
Blood Chemistry
o Total bilirubin
(<1,50 mg/dl)
o Direct bilirubin
(<1,3 mg/dl)
o Indirect bilirubin
o SGOT/AST
: 22
(<40 U/L)
o SGPT/ALT
: 13
(<41 U/L)
o Ureum
: 33
(15-39 mg/dl)
o Creatinine
: 1,9
o Uric Acid
: 6,9
o BSS
Urinalysis
o Urobilinogen
: Normal
o Nitrit
: Negative
o Protein
: Negative
o Blood
: Negative
o Bilirubin
: Negative
o Keton
: Negative
o Glucose
: Negative
o pH
: 6,0
o Rho
(5,0- 8,5)
o Sediment
Leucocyte
: 35-40
(0-5 FPV)
Eritrocyte
: 4-7
(0-1 FPV)
Cylinder
: Positive
(Negative)
Epithel
: Positive
(Positive)
Crystal
: Positive
(-)
Microbiology/ Faeces
o Faeces consistency
: Soft
o Colour
: Brown
o Amoeba
: Negative (Negative)
o Erytrocyte
: 0 - 1 (Negative)
o Leucocyte
: 1 2 (Negative)
o Bacteria
: Positive
o Worm egg
: Negative (Negative)
o Protein
: Negative (Negative)
o Lipid
: Positive (Negative)
: Negative (Negative)
Immunoanalyzer
o Anti HCV
: Negative
CHAPTER III
RESUME
A 57 years old women, hospitalized since 6 th September 2012 with chief
complaint general body weakness since 1 days before admitted. Since + 7 days
before admitted, patien complaine about abdominal pain in epigastrium region,
pain like-knife and persistent, There was nausea and vomit, the vomited material
contain is the material what she ate previously, The patient also complained
swelling of her abdomen, The patien also complained oedema both of her leg.
She takes the medication without prescription by herself after buy the medication
at hawker, she forgot the names of the medication. Since + 1 day before admitted,
patient complained general body weakness, the weakness happened all the time,
the patient still complained pain in epigastrium, pain like-knife and persistent.
There was nausea, The patient also complained swelling of her abdomen. The
patien also complained edema both of her leg, the patient comes to RSMH.
Hepatitis history since + 1 year ago but she doesnt routinely control, herbal
medicine routinely taken since.
From the physical examination, patient appearance is moderately sick and
compos mentis consciousness. Blood pressure 150/80 mmHg, heart rate 90
x/minutes, respiratory rate 20 x/minutes, temperature 37 oC. Eyes: pale of
conjunctiva palpebrae (+/+), icteric sclera (+/+). Abdomen: Convex, pressure pain
(+) in epigastrium region, shifting dullness (+).
Laboratory findings : Hb:6 g/dl, Ht: 19 %, total bilirubin: mg/dl, indirect
bilirubin: mg/dl, alkali fosfatase: U/l, ureum: mg/dl
CHAPTER IV
PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSE
Problem Identification:
1. A 57 years old women, hospitalized since 6 th September 2012 with chief
complaint .
2.
Synthesis
How is the chirroshis manifest?
Usually clinical symptoms are related to portal hypertension and its sequelae, such
as
ascites,
splenomegaly,
hypersplenism,
encephalopathy,
and
bleeding
gastroesophageal varices.
Icteric manifested by an accumulation bilirubin in blood and tissue. Icteric can be
seen primary in skin, sclera and mucous membrane. Icterus manifest if bilirubin
level is above of 2,5 mg%
Hyperbilirubinemia classified by conjugated, uncojugated, and extrahepatic:
1. Hyperbilirubinemia conjugated divided into 2 (cholestasis and non
cholestasis). Cholestasis: Dubin Johnson Syndrome and Rotor Syndrome.
Non Cholestasis: Cholestasis intrahepatic, Alcohol hepatitis, Viral
Hepatitis, and Genetic
2. Cholestasis extrahepatic: Parasit infestation, Choledocholithiasis. It can be
a malignancy, example: Gallbladder cancer, Cholangiosarcoma, Pancreatic
cancer
3. Hyperbilirubinemia non conjugated: Sindrom Gilbert, Sindrom CriglerNajjar, Hemolysis
Infectious disease
Bruselosis, Ekinococcus, Schistosomiasis, Toxoplasmosis, Viral Hepatitis
( hepatitis B, hepatitis C, hepatitis D, Cytomegalo virus)
Hereditary and metabolic disesase
-Antitripsin deficiency, Fanconi syndrome, Galactosemia, Gaucher disease,
Glycogen storage disease, Hemochromatosis
Drugs and Toxin
Alcohol, Amiodarone, Arsenic
Others
Cystic fibrosis, Sarcoidose
To treat the cirrhosis patient the etiology of cirrhosis takes primary role to decide
the variety of treatment, we aim to reduce the progression of disease, by avoiding
the material that damage the hepar, if there is no hepatic coma
Diet:
Protein 1g/Kg BW
Calories 2000-3000 kkal/day
: Dubia ad bonam
Quo ad functionam
: Dubia ad malam
Appendix
Follow up 9th September 2012
S
: Sleepless
General Appearance : Moderately Sick
Sense
: Compos Mentis
:BP
: 110/60 mmHg
RR: 30 x/m
HR
: 70x/m
T : 36,7 oC
Head
Neck
Thorax
o Lungs
o I
o P
o P
o A
o Cor
o I
o P
o P
o A
Abdomen
o I
: Convex, striae(-)
o P
o P
o A
Laboratory Findings
8th September 2012 in RSMH
Hematology
o Bleeding time
o Clotting time
Blood Chemistry
o Total bilirubin
increase
o Direct bilirubin
increase
o Indirect bilirubin
increase
: Headache
General Appearance : Moderately Sick
Sense
: Compos Mentis
:BP
: 110/70 mmHg
RR: 18 x/m
HR
: 68x/m
T : 36,5 oC
Head
Neck
Thorax
o Lungs
o I
o P
o P
o A
o Cor
o I
o P
o P
o A
Abdomen
o I
: Convex, Striae(-)
o P
o P
o A
: Weakness
General Appearance : Moderately Sick
Sense
: Compos Mentis
:BP
: 110/70 mmHg
RR: 30 x/m
HR
: 72x/m
T : 36,5 oC
Head
Neck
Thorax
o Lungs
o I
o P
o P
o A
o Cor
o I
o P
o P
o A
Abdomen
o I
: Convex, striae(-)
o P
o P
o A
: Headache
General Appearance : Moderately Sick
Sense
: Compos Mentis
:BP
: 110/70 mmHg
RR: 20 x/m
HR
: 78x/m
T : 36,5 oC
Head
Neck
Thorax
o Lungs
o I
o P
o P
o A
o Cor
o I
o P
o P
o A
Abdomen
o I
: Convex, striae(-)
o P
o P
o A
Laboratory Findings
11th September 2012 in RSMH
Hematology
o Hemoglobin
moderate anemia
o Leucocyte
: 6300 (4000-10000)
o ESR
: 30 (F:15 mm/hour)
o Differential count
Basophil
:0
(0- 1)
Eosinophil
:2
(1- 3%)
Stem
:1
(2- 6 %)
Segment
: 56
(50- 70 %)
Lymphocyte
: 31
(20- 40 %)
Monocyte
: 10
(2- 8%)
increase
: 21
(38- 47 %)
anemia
o Hematocrit
Laboratory Findings
5th September 2012 in RSMH
Hematology
o Hemoglobin
o Leucocyte
: 7500 (4000-10000)
moderate anemia
o Differential count
Basophil
:0
(0- 1)
Eosinophil
:1
(1- 3%)
Stem
:0
(2- 6 %)
Segment
: 68
(50- 70 %)
Lymphocyte
: 22
(20- 40 %)
Monocyte
:9
(2- 8%)
increase
: 19
(38- 47 %)
anemia
o Hematocrit
Blood Chemistry
o SGOT/AST
: 30
(<40 U/L)
o SGPT/ALT
: 16
(<41 U/L)
o Ureum
: 44
(15-39 mg/dl)
o Creatinine
: 2,0
o Uric Acid
: 6,3
Urinalysis
o xUrobilinogen
: Normal
o Nitrit
: Negative
o Protein
: Negative
o Blood
: Negative
o Bilirubin
: Negative
o Keton
: Negative
o Glucose
: Negative
o pH
: 5,5
o Berat jenis
(5,0- 8,5)
o Sediment
Leucocyte
: 2-3
(2-3)
Eritrocyte
: 0-1
(0-1)
Cylinder
: Negative
(Negative)
Epithel
: Positive
(Positive)
Crystal
:-
(-)
Bacteria
: Negative
(Negative)
Immunoanalyzer
o Anti HCV
: Negative
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