DM-for-tommorow
DM-for-tommorow
DM-for-tommorow
CLINICAL CASE
ANALYSIS OF DIABETES
MELLITUS:
IMPLICATIONS FOR
DIAGNOSIS AND
MANAGEMENT
HOSTS
DEWAN MASUDUR RAHMAN SHESADRY SANYAL RAKTIMA
ROLL : 41 ROLL : 45
• Stressed hyperglycemia
• UTI in male
INVESTIGATION
RBS
CBC with ESR
FBS
OGTT
Lipid Profile
Urine RME
Serum Creatinine
C Peptide
INVESTIGATION
Hematological Report
Test Name Result Test Name Result
Haemoglobin 15 g/dl Monocytes 06%
40 mm in 1st
ESR Eosinophils 02 %
hour
Total Count Basophils 00%
Total RBC Count Red cell indices
Total WBC count 5.2 million/ uL MCV 85.7 fL
Total Platelet
3,50,000 /cumm MCH 28.2 pg
Count
Differential Count MCHC 32.9 g/dl
Neutrophils 64% HCT 32.8%
Lymphocytes 30%
INVESTIGATION
Biochemical Test Report
Test Name Result
Random Blood Suger 15 mmol/l
2 Hour After 75 gm Glucose 20.5 mmol/l
Serum Creatinine 0.8 mg/dl
SGPT/ ALT 38 U/L
Total Cholesterol 180 mg/dl
HDL Cholesterol 41 mg/dl
LDL Cholesterol 72 mg/dl
Serum Triglyceride 135 mg/dl
INVESTIGATION
Urine Examination Report
Physical Examination
Colour Straw
Appearance Clear
Sediment Nil
Chemical Examination
Reaction Acidic
Excess of Phosphate Nil
Albumin Nil
Sugar (++)
Microscopic
Pus Cell 2-4/ HPF
Epithelial Cell 1-5/ HPF
Red Blood Cell (RBC) Nil/ HPF
CONFIRMATORY DIAGNOSIS
Discipline:
• Regular exercise
• Avoid smoking
• Avoid sedentary lifestyle
TREATMENT PLAN
Drugs:
• Tab METFORMIN
1+0+1 ( cont.)
• INJ. S/C INSULIN
15 mins before meal after measuring the blood sugar
for 7 days.
• Cap. FLUCLOXACILLIN 500 mg
1+1+1+1 (10 days)
• Cap OMEPRAZOLE 20 mg
1+0+1 before meal (1 month)
OUTCOME OF THE GIVEN TREATMENT
Days Pulse Blood Resp. Temp. Body Urine Blood
(BPM) pressure rate weight (ml) glucose
(mm Hg) (breaths (kg) (mmol/l)
/ min)
D1 80 130/90 17 98.5 64 2700 15
D2 80 130/90 20 98.5 64 2700 14.8
D3 80 120/85 18 98.5 64 2500 13.3
D4 78 120/80 17 98.5 64 2200 12.7
D5 78 130/80 18 98.5 64 2000 12.2
D6 78 130/90 18 98.5 64 2000 11.8
D7 80 130/80 18 98.5 64 1600 11.3
ADVICE
• Patient should take meal within 30 minutes of taking insulin
• He should carry something sweet with him all the time
• He should never skip a meal
• Insulin should be stored in refrigerator
• Patient should be shown right way to take insulin
• Patient should alternate the site of injection periodically
FINAL COMMENT
In our opinion the given treatment was satisfactory. The
patient condition is gradually improving. Thus it is good
prescription. The patient was given proper instructions to
continue medication with required dose & time period.
Advice was given how to manage Type-2 diabetes mellitus. He
was requested to come for follow up after 1 month to check
for improvement of his condition.
ANY QUESTIONS
DISCUSSION ABOUT GIVEN DRUG THERAPY
&
THERAPY PROBLEMS.
• Whether the selection of drug was appropriate or not?
Explain.
Selection of the drug was appropriate because benefit of given
drug was more than the risk , cost was reasonable.
• For the given drug, are there other alterntives?
Yes other alternatives include:
DISCUSSION ABOUT GIVEN DRUG THERAPY
&
THERAPEUTIC PROBLEMS
Is there any therapeutic problem of the case?
→Yes. There are some therapeutic problems. eg; nausea , abdominal
discomfort, diarrhea , lactic acidosis.