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  1. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Morbidity and Mortality Conference
  2.  E. R. B.  16-year-old  Female  Filipino  Iglesia Ni Kristo  Born on December 30, 2006  From San Pablo, Umingan, Pangasinan  Admitted on February 16, 2023 General Data
  3. Abdominal pain Chief Complaint
  4. History of Present Illness  Known case of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus diagnosed last June 2021 at R1MC with unrecalled medications  Initially presented with  generalized erythematous lesions  undocumented fever  Discharged improved, was lost to follow-up, non-compliant to medications
  5. History of Present Illness  5 months PTA  Dizziness  No hair loss, joint pain, dysuria/hematuria, chest pain, DOB  Managed as Anemia at R1MC  transfusion done  sent home improved
  6. History of Present Illness  2 months PTA  Generalized abdominal pain, vague in character  Vomiting of previously food, ~1/2 cup of bout  Consult done at Manila  given unrecalled medications with noted improvement
  7. History of Present Illness  4 days PTA  Abdominal pain  Vomiting  Loss of appetite  No fever, cough, colds, joint pains, dysuria, chest pain, headache
  8. History of Present Illness  Persistence of condition prompted consultation in our institution and was initially seen by Surgery department  Admitted as a case of to consider partial intestinal obstruction
  9.  Previously admitted at R1MC  2021 – diagnosed with SLE  2022 – diagnosed with SLE and Anemia, blood transfusion done  No bronchial asthma, allergies to food and medications  No history of measles, mumps, rubella and chicken pox  No intake of medications Past Medical History
  10. ✗ Asthma ✗ Hypertension ✗ Systemic Lupus Erythematosus ✗ Diabetes mellitus ✗ Arthritis ✗ Cardiovascular diseases Family History
  11.  Father, 40-year-old, elementary graduate, tricycle driver  Mother, 38-year-old, elementary graduate, house helper  Only child of her parents  Currently living with her grandmother and grandfather on maternal side Social and Environmental History
  12.  No family member with the same illness  Lives in non-congested bungalow house with 1 room with 3 occupants  Source of water from deep well  Drinking water from water refilling station  They have no pets Social and Environmental History
  13. General Survey ✗ weight loss ✗ sweats good oral intake Integumentary ✗ pallor ✗ rashes ✗ itching Head & Neck ✗ headache ✗ tearing ✗ ear discharge ✗ nose bleeding ✗ sore throat Cardiovascular ✗ edema ✗ cyanosis ✗ murmur Respiratory ✗ cough ✗ difficulty of breathing ✗ colds ✗ melena/hematochezia Genito-urinary ✗ hematuria ✗ frequency ✗ dysuria Musculoskeletal ✗ deformities ✗ trauma ✗ fractures Endocrine ✗ polyphagia ✗ polidipsia Nervous ✗ syncope ✗ seizures Review of Systems
  14. General Appearance: awake, irritable, in cardiorespiratory distress Vital Signs: BP 120/80mmHg, CR 160bpm, RR 53cpm, T 39C, O2 98% at FM 5lpm Anthropometric measurements: 48kg (<0 ZS), 156cm (<0 ZS), BMI 19.7 Skin: ✓pallor, ✗jaundice, warm to touch, good skin turgor, ✗rashes HEE: ✗lesions, non-sunken eyeballs, ✗periorbital edema, anicteric sclera, pale palpebral conjunctiva, ✗discharge, dry lips, dry buccal mucosa Neck: ✗vein engorgement, ✗CLAD, ✗tenderness Chest & Lungs: symmetrical expansion, ✗lagging, ✗subcostal retractions, ✗crackles & wheezing Heart: adynamic precordium, PMI at 5th ICS LMCL, tachycardic, regular rhythm, ✗thrills, ✗murmur Abdomen: Globular, distended, abdominal circumference 26.4cm, dull, ✓tenderness on LUQ on light palpation, ✗organomegaly Genitalia: grossly female Physical Examination
  15. General Appearance: awake, irritable, in cardiorespiratory distress Vital Signs: BP 120/80mmHg, CR 160bpm, RR 53cpm, T 39C, O2 98% at FM 5lpm Anthropometric measurements: 48kg (<0 ZS), 156cm (<0 ZS), BMI 19.7 Skin: ✓pallor, ✗jaundice, warm to touch, good skin turgor, ✗rashes HEE: ✗lesions, non-sunken eyeballs, ✗periorbital edema, anicteric sclera, pale palpebral conjunctiva, ✗discharge, dry lips, dry buccal mucosa Neck: ✗vein engorgement, ✗CLAD, ✗tenderness Chest & Lungs: symmetrical expansion, ✗lagging, ✗subcostal retractions, ✗crackles & wheezing Heart: adynamic precordium, PMI at 5th ICS LMCL, tachycardic, regular rhythm, ✗thrills, ✗murmur Abdomen: Globular, distended, abdominal circumference 26.4cm, dull, ✓tenderness on LUQ on light palpation, ✗organomegaly Genitalia: grossly female Extremities: no gross deformities, full & equal peripheral pulses, <2s CRT Physical Examination General Appearance: awake, irritable, in cardiorespiratory distress Vital Signs: BP 120/80mmHg, CR 160bpm, RR 53cpm, T 39C, O2 98% at FM 5lpm Skin: ✓pallor, ✗jaundice, warm to touch, good skin turgor, ✗rashes HEE: ✗lesions, non-sunken eyeballs, ✗periorbital edema, anicteric sclera, pale palpebral conjunctiva, ✗discharge, dry lips, dry buccal mucosa Heart: adynamic precordium, PMI at 5th ICS LMCL, tachycardic, regular rhythm, ✗thrills, ✗murmur Abdomen: Globular, distended, abdominal circumference 26.4cm, dull, ✓tenderness on LUQ on light palpation, ✗organomegaly
  16. Awake, irritable Cerebellum: no nystagmus Cranial Nerves CN I: not assessed CN II: 2 mm ERTL, bilateral CN III, IV, VI: intact extraocular muscles CN V: positive corneal reflex CN VII: no facial asymmetry CN VIII: intact hearing CN IX, X: intact gag reflex CN XI: turns head from side to side CN XII: tongue at midline Sensory: 100% on all extremities Motor: 5/5 in all extremities with good tone and bulk DTR: ++ in all extremities Meningeal: no neck rigidity Neurological Examination
  17. Admitting Diagnosis T/C Partial Intestinal Obstruction; Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in flare
  18. Admission (Surgery) S/O A P (+) abdominal pain (+) vomiting (-) fever 110/70 140 22 36.6 99% (+) generalized pallor (+) abdominal tenderness all quadrants T/C Partial Intestinal Obstruction Cannot totally rule out gyne pathology IVF: PLRS 1L x 8 NPO, FM 5LPM Dx: CBC, Ab RH, PT, INR, UA w/ PT, FA, BUN, Na, K, Crea, CXR PA, FPA, RAT, RT- PCR Tx:  Cefoxitin 62.5mkD q8  Paracetamol 12.5mkd q6 PRN pain  Omeprazole 1mkd OD  4 ’u’ 250 cc pRBC Seen by Gyne: For TVS Course in the Ward
  19. Admission (Surgery) S/O A P (+) abdominal pain (+) nausea (+) vomiting (-) fever 130/80 133 20 36 99% (+) generalized pallor (+) abdominal tenderness all quadrants T/C Partial Intestinal Obstruction SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis Cannot totally rule out gyne pathology Seen by Gen Pedia: Start Hydrocortisone 2mkd q6 Start Metronidazole 31.25mkD q8 Repeat crossmatching after 24h For Coomb’s test, PBS, reticct, C3, ANA, UPCR ↑ O2 FM 10LPM To ICU Refer to Nephro and Rheuma Course in the Ward
  20. 1st Hospital Day (Surgery) S/O A P (+) diffuse abdominal pain (+) bowel movement (-) vomiting (-) fever 130/80 140 30 36.5 99% (+) generalized pallor (+) generalized abdominal tenderness LUQ>LLQ, RLQ, RUQ T/C Partial Intestinal Obstruction SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis IVF: PLRS 1L x 8 NPO, FM 10LPM Dx: repeat FPA, WAB CT triple contrast Tx:  Cefoxitin 62.5mkD q8 Day-1  Metronidazole 31.25mkD q8 Day-1  Paracetamol 12.5mkd q6 PRN pain  Omeprazole 1mkd OD  Still for BT Seen by Nephro: For KUB-UTZ, ANA, anti-DSDNA, C3 Course in the Ward
  21. 2nd Hospital Day (Surgery) S/O A P (+) abdominal pain (-) nausea/vomiting (+) bowel movement (-) fever 120/70 140 20 36.4 100% (+) generalized pallor (+) generalized abdominal tenderness SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis IVF: PLRS 1L x 8 Soft diet, FM 10LPM Dx: crossmatching Tx:  Cefoxitin 62.5mkD q8 Day-2  Metronidazole 31.25mkD q8 Day-2  Paracetamol 12.5mkd q6 PRN pain  Omeprazole 1mkd OD  Still for BT For TOS to Rheuma Course in the Ward
  22. 2nd Hospital Day (Pedia) S/O A P 120/70 170 35 36.4 100% ↓ Lethargic 146 46 92% Sepsis; SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis PNSS 20 cc/kg x 1hr Facilitate BT once compatible ↓ Stand-by intubation Condition explained to watcher For stat ABG Course in the Ward
  23. 2nd Hospital Day (Pedia) S/O A P ↓ Lethargic 170’s 50’s 97% FM 10LPM Sepsis; SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis ↓ ‘E’ intubation ET 6.5 LL 18 AC 60-30-270 (6)-5 Shift Cefoxitin to Ceftriaxone 2g (max) q12 For Blood CS, CBC, Na, K, AST, ALT, BUN, Crea, PT INR, APTT, TB, B1, B2 For ABG, CXR APL IVF to D5NM 60 cc/kg/day (MR+30%) NPO Course in the Ward
  24. 2nd Hospital Day (Pedia) S/O A P Sepsis; SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis For Methylprednisone pulsing if okay with IDS ↓ Okay with Nephro and IDS to start Methylprednisone pulsing Course in the Ward
  25. 3rd Hospital Day (Pedia) S/O A P BP unappreciable Bradycardia at 50’s O2 saturation undetectable ↓ ROSC 100/50 150’s 30 100% Sepsis; SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis Start CPR and ambubagging Give Epinephrine 1mg q3 mins PNSS 20 cc/kg bolus Start NE drip 0.3 ug/kg/m ↓ Total 5 doses Epinephrine given MV to AC 100-30-310 (7)-4 Still for BT Still for MPP Course in the Ward
  26. 3rd Hospital Day (Pedia) S/O A P ↓ 80/40 150’s 30 92-94% Generalized pallor Fixed dilated pupils ↓ HR 40’s Desaturation at 40% Sepsis; SLE in flare, Lupus enteritis ↓ Start Epinephrine drip 0.2 ug/kg/m ↑ NE drip to 0.5 ug/kg/m ↓ Start CPR and ambubagging Start Epinephrine 1mg q3 mins x 1 dose Watcher opted for DNR Course in the Ward
  27. Laboratory Findings CBC 02/16 02/18 Hgb ↓69 ↓21 Hct ↓20 ↓7 WBC ↑11.78 ↑56.28 Neu 59.28 ↑76.95 Lym ↓21.8 ↓9.13 Plt 388 446 PT - ↑19.2 (1.3x) INR - 1.61 APTT - 44.2 Blood type O+ Anemia with Leukocytosis
  28. Laboratory Findings 02/16 02/18 BUN 9.97 ↑13.62 Crea 0.6 ↑1.65 Na ↓134.1 ↑152.5 K ↓3.27 3.96 AST - 21.55 ALT - 11.45 TP - ↓61.11 Albumin - ↓22 Globulin - ↑39.11
  29. Laboratory Findings 02/17 02/18 ESR - 3 CRP - ↑21.8 UPCR ↑3.77 - Direct C 4+ - Indirect C 2+ - Retic ct ↑2.2 -
  30. Laboratory Findings UA 02/16 Color Orange Transparency Sl. turbid Protein +3 Glucose Negative pH 5 SG 1.030 Ketone Trace WBC 0-2 RBC 2-5 PT Negative
  31. Laboratory Findings ABG 02/18 02/19 pH 7.117 6.966 pCO2 17 16.5 pO2 194 232 BE -24 -28 HCO3 5.5 3.8 sO2 99 99
  32. FLATE PLATE ABDOMEN 2/17
  33. FLATE PLATE ABDOMEN 2/16
  34. CHEST XRAY PA 2/16
  35. Final Diagnosis Septic Shock; Enterocolitis secondary to Mesenteric Vasculitis; Systemic Lupus Erythematosus in Activity: 1) Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia, 2) Nephritis, 3) Cutaneous, 4) Cerebritis

Notas do Editor

  1. Normal VS HR 70-120 RR 20-30 PCAP guidelines >40 to be tachypneic, for PCAP C >50 RR 0-6m 30-60 6-12m 24-30 1-5 20-30 6-12 20
  2. Normal VS HR 70-120 RR 20-30 PCAP guidelines >40 to be tachypneic, for PCAP C >50 RR 0-6m 30-60 6-12m 24-30 1-5 20-30 6-12 20
  3. (+) haziness & paucity of bowel loops (+) focal distention of gas-filled small bowel loops No distal bowel gas seen No fluid differentiation noted Psoas outline and renal shadows are faint Flank stripes are uneffaced. No abnormal intra-abdominal calcification seen Impression: Ascites; bowel ileus, obstruction not totally rules out. 
  4. Follow up study shows paucity of bowel gas Distal bowel gas is not observed No fluid differentiation noted Other previous findings remain unchaged
  5. Unremarkable
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