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Additional
Chief Complaints
Complaints
•Unconscious • Shortness of
breath
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
• Alloanamnesis with wife on Monday, June 19th, 2017:
• The patient was brought into RSAL DR. Mintohardjo Emergency Room after losing
consciousness at home in the morning around 3.30 am on Monday, June 19th, 2017.
Patient was not able to woke up from his sleep. The day before admission, patient
was still active, patient was still able to help his wife cleaned the house. Upon
admission, patient was seen having shortness of breath. Patient also coughed a
week before admission to the hospital.
• Controlled hypertension
Past medical (diagnosed on 2010)
history • High level of uric acid (controlled
with Allopurinol)
Family medical
• Younger brother had stroke
history
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
• Counciousness :
• Glasgow Coma Scale : E3 M6 V aphasia motoric
• Vital sign :
• Blood pressure : 180/90
• Temperature : 37,6oC
Eyes
Neck
Lymph nodes Not palpable
Neck stiffness -
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Thorax
Lungs
Vesicular breathing sounds +/+
Ronchi +/+
Wheezing -/-
Heart
S1S2 Regular
Murmur, gallop -
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Abdomen
Supple +
Bowel sound +, normal
Organ enlargement -
Edema
NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
• Meningeal Signs
• Neck stiffness (-)
• Brudzinsky I (-)
• Brudzinsky II - / -
• Laseque - / -
• Kernig - / -
• Speech
• Motor aphasia (+)
• Sensory aphasia (-)
NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
• Coordination, gait, & balance • Abnormal movements
• Gait : Not examined • Tremor : -/-
• Romberg test : Not examined • Athetose : -/-
• Disdiadokinetic : Not examined • Myoclonic : -/-
• Finger to Nose : Not examined • Chorea : -/-
• Dix-Hallpike : Not examined
• Autonomic reflexes
• Micturition : Not examined
• Defecation : Not examined
• Anal Reflex : Not examined
CRANIAL NERVES EXAMINATION
• N.I (Olfactory nerve) • N. IV (Throchlear nerve)
• Not performed • Eye movement (downward-inside)
+/+
• N. II (Optic nerve) • Diplopia (-)
• Not performed • N. V (Trigeminal nerve)
• N. III (Oculomotor nerve) • Mouth opening: Patient
• Strabismus (-) unresponsive
• Chewing: Not examined
• Nystagmus (-)
• Biting: Not examined
• Exophtalmos (-)
• Cornea reflex (+/+)
• Pupils 3 mm / 3 mm; isocoria • Face sensibility: Not responding
• Direct light reflex +/+
• N. VI (Abducens nerve)
• Indirect light reflex +/+
• Eye movement (lateral) +/+
• Diplopia (-)
CRANIAL NERVES EXAMINATION
• N. VII (Facial nerve) • N. X (Vagus nerve)
• Furrowing forehead: (+), • Pharyngeal arch: Not examined,
symmetrical patient unresponsive
• Closing eyes: Not responding • Speaking: Patient unresponsive
• Puffing cheeks: Not responding • Swallowing: patient unresponsive
• Showing teeth: Asymmetrical,
weakness on the right side • N. XI (Accessory nerve)
• Taste sensibility: Not examined • Uplifting shoulders: Not examined
• N. VIII (Vestibulocochlear nerve) • Turning head aside: Not examined
• Swabach: Not examined
• N. XII (Hypoglossal nerve)
• Rinne: Not examined
• Weber: Not examined • Tongue out: Patient unresponsive
to open his mouth
• N. IX (Glossopharyngeal nerve)
• Tongue movement: Cannot be
• Taste sensibility: Not examined seen
• Pharynx sensibility: Not examined
• Articulation: Cannot be seen
UPPER EXTREMITIES EXAMINATON
• Sensory
• Pain : Right side unresponsive
• Temperature : Not examined
• Motoric
• Lateralization on the right side
• No mucles atrophy
• Physiological reflexes
• Biceps ++ / ++
• Triceps ++ / ++
• Pathological reflexes
• Hoffman - / -
• Tromner - / -
LOWER EXTREMITIES EXAMINATON
• Sensory
• Pain : Right side unresponsive
• Temperature : Not examined
• Motoric
• Lateralization on the right side
• No mucles atrophy
• Physiological reflexes
• Patella ++ / ++
• Achilles ++ / ++
• Pathological reflexes
• Babinsky + / -
• Chaddock + / -
SUMMARY
A 72 years old male was brought to the Emergency Room after suddenly losing
consciousness at home. Patient was not able to woken up from his sleep and
had shortness of breath. Upon admission, patient opened his eyes after called
his name but soon slept again. On examination, patient is aphasia motoric with
E3M6, BP 180/100 RR 28 x/min. There’s a facialis nerve (N.VII) paralysis on the right
side, observed from face reaction to pinch at temporomandibular junction which
shows weakness on the right side. The muscle strength also showed lateralization
of the right side. Sensory also weaker on the right side. Pathological reflex also
showed on right side of lower extremities.
LABORATORY EXAMINATION
Hematology (19 June 2017)
Hematocrit 36 % 42 ~ 48
Ureum 45 mg/dL 17 ~ 43
BE -6,3 mmol/L -2 ~ 3
• Working diagnose
• Clinical : Paralysis N. VII right central, lose of consciousness,
hemiparesis on the right side
• Etiological : Vascularization
• Pathological : Hemorrhage
TREATMENT
• Non-pharmacological : Bedrest
Rehabilitation physiotherapy
Nasogastric tube insertion
Folley catheter insertion
• Pharmacological:
• IV line: RL 14 drip/min
• Injections:
• Ceftriaxone 2x 1g
• Ranitidine 2x 50 mg
• Transamine 3x50 mg
• Vitamin K 3x 1 amp (2 mg)
• Manitol 200 cc (bolus)
• Manitol 4 x 125 cc (after 4 hours)
• Oral:
• Amlodipin 2x10 mg
• Valsartan 1x160 mg
• Ambroxol 3x 30 mg
FOLLOW UP: DAY 1 MONDAY, JUNE 19, 2017
S Patient losing conciousness
O Consciousness : GCS E4M1V aphasia motoric
BP 180/100 mmHg PR 82x/min T: 37,3oC RR 28x/min SPO2 98%
Pupil isocoria, DRL +/+, NDRL +/+
General examination : Normal
Neurological examination :
- Cranial nerve lesions : N.VII paresis right central
- Meningeal signs: (-)
- Physiological reflexes : upper ++/++ lower ++/++
- Pathological reflexes: upper -/- lower +/-
- Muscle strength: Lateralization on the right side
A Clinical:Lose of consciousness, paralysis N. VII right central, hemiparesis on the right side
Etiological : Vascularization
Pathologic : Hemorrhage
Topical : Left cerebral cortex
P IV: NaCl 0,9% 14 drip/min
Injections : Ceftriaxone 2x 1g
Ranitidine 2x 50 mg
Oral : Ambroxol 3 x 30 mg
FOLLOW UP: DAY 2 TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2017
S Patient losing conciousness, weakness of the right side of the body
O Consciousness : GCS E4M1V aphasia motoric
BP 180/90 mmHg PR 80x/min T: 37,6oC RR 24x/min SPO2 99%
Pupil isocoria, DRL +/+, NDRL +/+
General examination : Normal
Neurological examination :
- Cranial nerve lesions : N.VII paresis right central
- Meningeal signs: (-)
- Physiological reflexes : upper ++/++ lower ++/++
- Pathological reflexes: upper -/- lower +/-
- Muscle strength: Lateralization on the right side
A Clinical:Lose of consciousness, paralysis N. VII right central, hemiparesis on the
right side
Etiological : Vascularization
Pathologic : Hemorrhage
Topical : Left cerebral cortex
P IV line: RL 14 drip/min Vitamin K 3x 1 amp (2 Oral:
Injections: mg) Amlodipin 2x10 mg
Ceftriaxone 2x 1g Manitol 200 cc Valsartan 1x160 mg
Ranitidine 2x 50 mg Manitol 4 x 125 cc (after Ambroxol 3x 30 mg
Transamine 3x50 mg 4 hours)
FOLLOW UP: DAY 3 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2017
S Patient losing conciousness, weakness of the right side of the body
O Consciousness : GCS E4M1V aphasia motoric
BP 150/90 mmHg PR 82x/min T: 37,2oC RR 20x/min SPO2 98%
Pupil isocoria, DRL +/+, NDRL +/+
General examination : Normal
Neurological examination :
- Cranial nerve lesions : N.VII paresis right central
- Meningeal signs: (-)
- Physiological reflexes : upper ++/++ lower ++/++
- Pathological reflexes: upper -/- lower +/-
- Muscle strength: Lateralization on the right side
A Clinical:Lose of consciousness, paralysis N. VII right central, hemiparesis on the
right side
Etiological : Vascularization
Pathologic : Hemorrhage
Topical : Left cerebral cortex
P IV line: RL 14 drip/min Vitamin K 3x 1 amp (2 Oral:
Injections: mg) Amlodipin 2x10 mg
Ceftriaxone 2x 1g Manitol 4 x 125 cc Valsartan 1x160 mg
Ranitidine 2x 50 mg Ambroxol 3x 30 mg
Transamine 3x50 mg
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