mpprc chest pain final final
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AN APPROACH TO A PATIENTAN APPROACH TO A PATIENT
WITH CHEST PAINWITH CHEST PAIN
Group 3Group 3
SamsonSamson SarmientoSarmiento
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Medical History
BC a 63 y/o male, policeman, Filipino
Chief Complaint Chest Pain
History of Present Illness
7 monthsChest heaviness 4/10
Chest heaviness 6/102 weeks
Admission
Numbness on left arm
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
(+) Hypertension x 15 years 200/100 mmHg (highest BP)
160/90 mmHg (Regular BP)
Irregular intake of metoprolol (50 mg)
(+) Diabetes Mellitus x 10 years Irregular intake of glipizide
(+) polyuria, polydypsia, polyphagia
No previous surgical illness requiring hospitalization
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FAMILY HISTORY
Mother: (+) DM
Father: (+) HPN
Sudden Death at 40 y/o
Sister: (+) HPN
Brother: (+) HPN
(+) DM
s/p CABG (45 y/o)
PERSONAL and SOCIAL
HISTORY Police Officer (Head CPD Manila)
40 Pack years
Drinks 3 bottles of beer a day 3x a
week since 30 years old. Fond of eating pork, beef and eggs
No regular exercise
No illicit drugs
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Review of Systems
General No significant weight loss
Neurological No loss of consciousness, noheadache
HEENT No blurring of vision, no eardischarge, no tinnitus
Respiratory No cough, no colds, no dyspnea
Gastrointestinal No epigastric pain, no diarrhea,no constipation, no melena, nohematochezia
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Review of Systems
Genitourinary No dysuria, no frequency, no
urgency, no pollakuria
Endocrine (+)polyuria, polydipsia,polyphagia
No heat or cold intolerance
MusculoskeletalN
o joint pains
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Physical Examination
Conscious, coherent, obese, not in CP distress
BP = 180/90 PR = 100/min, regular
RR = 19/min Temp. = 37 degrees Celsius
Height = 1.5 meters Weight = 70 kilogramsBMI = 31 (class I obesity)
Pink palpebral conjunctiva, anicteric sclera
No nasal no aural discharge, moist buccal mucosa
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Physical Examination
No neck masses, JVP 4.5cm at 45 degrees angle
Carotid artery pulse showed rapid upstroke,
gradual downstroke, (-) carotid bruit
Symmetrical chest expansion, no retractions,resonant
Unimpaired transmission of vocal and tactilestimuli, clear breath sounds
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Physical Examination
Adynamic precordium, apex beat at 6th L ICS AAL
S1>S2 apex, S2>S1 base, (-)S3 & S4, no heaves, no
thrills, no murmur
Flabby abdomen, normoactive bowel sounds,tympanitic, non-tender
Liver dullness 10 cm, Traubes space not obliterated
No pedal edema, pulses ++ on all extremities
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Missing Information
No laboratory findings for:
blood glucose levels Lipid profile (cholesterol, VLDL, LDL, HDL,
triglycerides)
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SALIENT FEATURESSUBJECTIVESUBJECTIVE
63 y/o Filipino male, policeman
Chest heaviness
Numbness on left arm
(+) HPN and (+) DM
Irregular intake of Metoprolol andGlipizide
(+) polyuria, polydypsia, polyphagia
(+) Family Hx of HPN
High fat diet with no regular exercise
Smoker
(-) cough, colds, or dyspnea No significant GI findings
OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVE
BMI = 31
Consious
Coherent
BP - 180/90, PR-100 bpm
JVP 4.5cm at 45 degree angle
Carotid artery rapid upstoke, gradualdownstroke
Apex beat at 6th LICS AAL
(-) S3,S4
No edema
S 1 > S2 apex, S2
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Chest PainChest Pain
Noxious stimuli that is conveyed byNoxious stimuli that is conveyed by
somatosensory and/or viscerosensory nervessomatosensory and/or viscerosensory nerves
that is perceived as pain in the anterior chestthat is perceived as pain in the anterior chest
wall that may radiate to the arms, neck, or jawwall that may radiate to the arms, neck, or jaw
Symptom common toSymptom common to
many diseases in themany diseases in thethoracic and abdominalthoracic and abdominal
visceraviscera
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Onset:Onset: ExertionExertion RestRest
EmotionalEmotional
experienceexperience
Eating or coughingEating or coughing
Extreme temperatureExtreme temperature TraumaTrauma
Location:Location: RadiatingRadiating
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ArmsArmsoo NeckNeck
oo JawsJaws
oo TeethTeeth
oo ScapulaScapula
SubsternalSubsternal
Severity: Interferes withactivity
Disrupts sleep