14y F VSD

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A 14 YEAR OLD FEMALE CAME TO THE OPD WITH THE COMPLAINTS OF CHEST PAIN SINCE 1 MONTH SOB SINCE 1 MONTH, PATIENT WAS APPRENTLY ASSYMPTOMATIC 1 MONTH BACK THEN DEVELOPED CHEST PAIN INSIDIOUS IN ONSET INTERMITTENT PRICKING TYPE AGGREVATED ON EXCERTION


SOB GRADE II INSIDIOUS ONSET


NO H/O OF PALPITATIONS AND SWEATING


NO H/O OF FEVER COLD COUGH


NO H/O BURNING MICTURATION


THE PT WAS STARTED ON CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT (TMVT PO OD)


GENERAL EXAMINATION


THE PATIENT IS CONSCIOUS, COHERENT, COOPERATIVE


MODERATELY BUILT AND NOURISHED


SIGNS OF PALLOR


NO ICTERUS, CYANOSIS, CLUBBING EDEMA


VITALS


TEMP AFEBRILE


PR: 63 BPM


RR 16 CPM


8P 110/70 MM HG


SPO2: 95% RA


GRBS 114 MG/DL


CVS S1, S2 HEARS,PAN SYSTOLIC MURMUR HEARD AT THE FOLLOWING 1,2,3,4,5

THE INTENSITY OF MURMUR INCREASED FROM 1 TO 5

RS: BAE+ NVBS +

TRACHEA: CENTRAL

NO DYSPNOEA AND WHEEZE

NO RHONCHI

ABDOMEN: TENDER, SOFT, DISTENDED, UMBLICAL HERNIA PRESENT

LIVER AND SPLEEN NOT PALPABLE

BOWEL SOUNDS NOT HEARD


CNS:

LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS: CONSCIOUS, ALERT

SPEECH NORMAL

NECK STIFFNESS ABSENT

KERNINGS SIGN ABSENT

CRANIAL NERVES: NORMAL

MOTOR SYSTEM: NORMAL

SENSORY SYSTEM: NORMAL

GCS: 15/15 E4V5M6


CARDIOLOGY REFERAL DONE ON 2/1/24

Peri membraneous vsd with sob

No h/o bluish discoloration of skin

Cvs: pan systolic murmur present


2d echo findings 

Moderate, peri membrane vsd

ADVICED

SURGICAL CLOSURE

TAB DYTOR 5 MG PO SOS




XRAY CHEST PA VIEW

SNOW MAN APPEARANCE OF HEART



2D ECHO







Treatment


TAB DYTOR 5 MG PO SOS

ELECTRONIC DISCHARGE




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