65 year old female with hemiparesis
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Case;
A 65 year old female complaints of
deviation of mouth to left side
weakness in his right upper and lower limbs
Chief complaints
Patient complaints of ;
Weakness of right upper and lower limbs
Slurring of speech since 3 pm on yesterday
History of presenting illness:
Patient was apparently asymptomatic yesterday afternoon
Then she suddenly developed weakness in her right upper and lower limbs
Associated with deviation of mouth to left side and slurring of speech since 3pm yesterday
She has no complaints of fever , vomitings, loose stools
No h/o giddiness or loss of consciousness
No c/o involuntary movements, tingling sensation /paresthesis
No c/o decreased urine output, pedal edema, burning micturition
No c/o chest pain , palpitations, syncopal attacks
Past history:
H/o cva rt sided (rt upper and lower limbs) 4 years back used medication for 1 and half year and then stopped
K/c/o DM 5 years back on tab metformin 500mg + tab glimeperide 1 mg
Not a k/c/o HTN, Asthma, epilepsy, CAD
Personal history:
Diet : mixed
Appetite: normal
Sleep: adequate
Addictions: none
Allergies: none
General examination;
Pt is conscious coherent and cooperative
Oriented to time place and person
Moderately built and nourished
Vitals:
BP: 130/80 mm Hg
PR: 86bpm
Spo2: 99%
Temp: afebrile
Systemic examination:
CVS: s1 s2 heard
No murmurs
Respiratory system; normal vesicular breath sounds are heard
Abdomen: soft non tender no organomegly
CNS;
Higher functions:
Right handed
Conscious
Oriented to time place and person
Memory: recent- present
Immediate: present
Remote: present
Speech:
Slurred
comprehension- present
Naming- present
Repitition- absent
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, unable to do forehead wrinkling, left nasolabial fold prominent than right.
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 system:
Right Left
BULK: U/L- Normal Normal
L/L- Normal Normal
TONE: U/L decreased normal
L/L decreased normal
Right Left
POWER: U/L- hand 0/5 4/5
- elbow 0/5 4/5
- shoulder 0/5 4/5
L/L- hip 3/5 4/5
- knee 3/5 4/5
- ankle 3/5 4/5
Right Left
REFLEXES: Biceps ++ -
Triceps - -
Supinator - -
Knee - -
Ankle - -
Plantar extension Flexion
4c) Sensory system examination:
Right Left
- crude touch present present
- fine touch absent present
- pain absent present
- vibration absent present
- temperature absent present
- stereognosis- absent present
- 2 pt discrimination- absent present
Investigations:
Hemogram :
On 21-10-22
On 22-10-22:
RBS:
Serum electrolytes:
CT brain:
CT brain report:
2D ECHO:
PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS:
Acute ischemic stroke causing right sided hemiplegia ( left MCA territory)
TREATMENT:
Tab. Ecosporin 150mg
Tab. Clopidogrel 75 mg
Tab. Atorvas 40mg
Tab. Atenolol 25mg
Physiotherapy
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