30 year old female with involuntary movements
I’ve been given this case to solve in an attempt to understand the topic of “patient clinical data analysis" to develop my competency in reading and comprehending clinical data including history, clinical findings, investigations, and come up with diagnosis and treatment plan.
Chief complaints :
A 30 year old female with c/o involuntary movements (jerky movements) in b/l upper limbs since 2 days
HOPI:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic 2 days back then she developed involuntary movements of upper limbs not associated with loss of consciousness
no tongue biting, no involuntary micturition during episodes
Each episode lasting for 3-4 sec
Day -1(11-10-2022)- 1 episode
Day -2(12-10-2022)- 2 episodes
Day -3(13-10-2022)- 6-8 episodes
Past history;
Not a k/c/o DM, asthma, epilepsy, CAD, CVA
K/c/o HTN 11years back during her 1st pregnancy used medication for 6 months and then stopped
No significant family history
Personal history;
Appetite : normal
Diet : mixed
Bowel and bladder habits : regular
Habits : none
Allergies: none
General examination ;
Patient is conscious, coherent, cooperative
Well oriented to time , place and person
No pallor, icterus, cyanosis, Clubbing, lymphadenopathy, edema
Vitals:
Temperature; 98.6•f
BP; 140/90mm of Hg
PR; 105bpm
Spo2;99%
Systemic examination:
CVS: s1,s2 heard
No murmurs
RS; B/L normal vesicular breath sounds heard
Per Abdomen; soft , non tender
Bowel sounds present
CNS;
Higher functions:
Right handed
Conscious
Oriented to time ,place and person
Memory: recent- present
Immediate: present
Remote: present
Speech:
Normal
No delusions or hallucinations
Cranial nerve examination:
I- Olfactory nerve- sense of smell present
II- Optic nerve- direct and indirect light reflex present
III- Oculomotor nerve, IV- Trochlear and VI- Abducens- no diplopia, nystagmus or ptosis
V- Trigeminal nerve- Masseter, temporalis and pterygoid muscles are normal. Corneal reflex is present.
VII- Facial nerve- face is symmetrical, able to do forehead wrinkling
VIII- Vestibulocochlear nerve- no hearing loss
IX- Glossopharyngeal nerve. X- Vagus- uvula not visualised
XI- Accessory nerve- sternocleidomastoid contraction present
XII- Hypoglossal nerve- Movements of tongue are normal, no fasciculations, no deviation of tongue
Spinomotor;
Right Left
Bulk: U/L
arm : normal Normal
Forearm: normal Normal
L/L
thigh: normal Normal
Leg: normal Normal
Tone: U/L: Normal Normal
L/L: Normal Normal
Power:
U/L
Hand : 5/5 5/5
Elbow: 5/5 5/5
Shoulder : 5/5 5/5
L/L
Ankle: 5/5 5/5
Knee: 5/5 5/5
Hip: 5/5 5/5
Reflexes:
Biceps: + +
Triceps: + +
Supinator: + +
Knee: + +
Ankle: + +
Plantar: Flexion Flexion
Sensory system ;
crude touch : present present
fine touch : Present present
pain : Present present
vibration : Present present
temperature : Present present
stereognosis: Present present
2 pt discrimination: present present
graphaesthesia: Present present
Coordination; present
Gait: normal
Investigations:
Hemogram:
On 13-10-2022
On 14-10-2022
LFT:
Serum calcium:
Serum creatinine:
Serum electrolytes:
Serum magnesium
Serology ; negative
ECG:
2D ECHO:
Chest X -ray :
Provisional diagnosis:
?myoclonal jerks
? Focal seizures
Treatment:
1) Inj sodium valproate 2gm in 100ml NS Iv stat over 20 min
2) Inj sodium valproate 500mg IV BD
3) Inj midazolam 2cc IV sos
4) Inj optineuron 1 amp in 100ml NS Iv OD
5) Inj PAN 40mg IV OD BBF
6) Tab Dolo 650mg po sos
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