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Patient M., 24 years old, turned to the local GP with complaints of
headache, general weakness and fatigue, decreased appetite.
From the anamnesis, it is known that at the age of 14 years after suffering an ARI in a patient
edema of the face appeared, subfebrile temperature persisted for 3-4 months,
there were changes in the urine. He was treated by a pediatrician for about a year "from jade",
received prednisone. Last year I felt good, there were no noticeable edema.
During the physical examination revealed an increase in blood pressure - 140/90 mm RT. Art. and pasty face.
It was recommended to contact the clinic at the place of residence for examination and
diagnosis verification.
On examination: normal physique, BMI = 21 kg / m2
skin is pale, dry,
there are traces of calculations on the hands, lower back, torso, swelling of the face and hands. Tongue
dry, with a brownish coating. In the lungs, vesicular breathing, no wheezing. Borders
relative cardiac dullness expanded to the left by 1.5 cm from the mid-clavicular
lines. Pulse - 76 beats per minute, high. HELL - 140/90 mm RT. Art. The stomach is soft
painless on palpation in all departments. The liver and spleen are not enlarged.
The symptom of lumbar effusion is negative. Marks a decrease
urine output. There are no edemas on the lower extremities.
General blood test: red blood cells - 3.2 × 1012 / l, hemoglobin - 105 g / l, white blood cells -
5.2 × 109
/ l, stab neutrophils - 4%, segmented neutrophils - 65%,
eosinophils - 3%, monocytes - 5%, lymphocytes - 23%, ESR - 12 mm / h.
Biochemical blood tests: total cholesterol - 7 mmol / l, creatinine
blood - 170 μmol / l, blood urea - 11 mmol / l.
In urine tests: specific gravity - 1009, protein - 1.1%, white blood cells - 2-4 in the field
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of vision, alkaline red blood cells - 7-10 in the field of view, hyaline cylinders - 2-3 in the field
view. Albuminuria - 250 mg / day. GFR (according to the formula CKD-EPI) - 55 ml / min.
The questions are:
1. Assume the most likely diagnosis.
2. Justify the alleged diagnosis.
3. Are additional studies needed to clarify the diagnosis?
4. What are the further tactics of patient management?
5. The drug of which group of drugs would you recommend to the patient in
as a nephroprotective therapy? Justify your choice.
Situational task 31 [K000187]
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Main part
A 18-year-old patient consulted a local GP with complaints of pain in
abdomen, vomiting, fever.
Anamnesis: fell ill yesterday (according to the patient, after severe hypothermia), when
he developed pains in the joints of his hands and feet, the temperature rose to 38.5 ° C. In the morning
frequent vomiting, cramping abdominal pain, bloating.
Objectively: the patient has a temperature increase of up to 38 ° C, coated
dry tongue. Pathologies from the lungs and heart were not detected. Bloating is noted
abdomen and tension of the anterior abdominal wall, a positive symptom of ShchetkinBlyumberg. Pulse - 110 rpm. HELL - 110/70 mm RT. Art. Abundant petechial on legs
rashes. Severe swelling and tenderness on palpation of the ankles,
knee and wrist joints on the right and left.
Complete blood count: red blood cells - 4.2 × 1012 / l, hemoglobin - 136 g / l, platelets
- 200 × 109
/ l, white blood cells - 21.0 × 109
/ l, eosinophils - 12%, stab - 10%,
segmented - 68%, lymphocytes - 6%, monocytes - 4%, ESR - 42 mm / hour.
Biochemical blood tests: creatinine - 290 μmol / l, AcAT - 17 U / l;
AlAT - 23 U / L, glucose - 4.9 mmol / L.
General analysis of urine: specific gravity - 1021; protein - 0.068 g / l; white blood cells - 6-8 in the field
vision; erythrocytes - 20-25 in the field of view are fresh, unchanged.
The questions are:
1. Indicate the underlying syndrome in the clinical presentation.
2. Formulate a presumptive diagnosis.
3. With what diseases is it necessary to conduct differential diagnosis in
first of all?
4. What additional studies are needed to confirm the diagnosis?
5. What are the groups of drugs and non-drug treatments
are the most important in the treatment of this disease?
Situational task 32 [K000188]
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Main part
Patient K., 39 years old, consulted a local GP with complaints of dry
cough, fever up to 37.5 ° C, general weakness, chest pain with
breathing. A history of hypothermia. Objectively: pallor of the skin,
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slight lag of the right half of the chest during breathing. With percussion
Lungs A clear, lightweight sound over the entire surface of the lungs. On auscultation:
weakened breathing and pleural friction noise on the right side below the angle of the scapula.
X-ray examination of the chest organs - without pathology.
The questions are:
1. Formulate a preliminary diagnosis.
2. Justify your diagnosis.
3. Indicate the amount of additional examination necessary to clarify the diagnosis.
4. What diseases are required to conduct differential diagnosis?
this state?
5. With the progression of the disease, cough and chest pain decreased,
severe dyspnea appeared, dullness on clinical examination
percussion tone, weakening of vesicular respiration and vocal trembling in
lower parts of the right lung. What instrumental research should
run again and for what purpose?
Situational task 33 [K000190]
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Patient K., 48 years old, an economist, consulted a general practitioner with
complaints of compressive pain behind the sternum and in the region of the heart, radiating to the left
shoulder arising when walking after 100 meters, sometimes at rest, stopping
with 1-2 tablets of Nitroglycerin in 2-3 minutes, shortness of breath, palpitations with
insignificant physical activity. Pain in the heart first appeared about 5 years
back. Accepts Nitroglycerin for pain relief, Cardicet 20 mg 2 times a day -
for the prevention of heart pain, Aspirin 100 mg at night. I took statins for about two
years, the last two years does not accept. Tolerance has decreased over the past six months.
physical activity. The patient smokes for about 20 years, 1 pack per day. Heredity:
father died at the age of 62 from myocardial infarction.
General condition is satisfactory. Normostenic Constitution.
There are no peripheral edemas. NPV - 18 per minute, in lungs vesicular breathing, wheezing
not. Borders of the heart during percussion: right - the right edge of the sternum IV intercostal space,
upper - III intercostal space, left - 1.0 cm inward from the left midclavicular line V
intercostal space. Heart sounds are muffled, the rhythm is correct, the emphasis is II tone above the aorta. Heart rate
- 82 beats per minute. HELL - 135/80 mm RT. Art. The liver and spleen are not palpable. Symptom
lumbar efflux negative.
Blood lipids: total cholesterol - 6.8 mmol / l; triglycerides - 1.7 mmol / l;
high density lipoprotein cholesterol - 0.9 mmol / L.
ECG at rest: rhythm - sinus, heart rate - 80 beats per minute. EOS is not rejected.
Single ventricular extrasystole.
Echo-KG: aortic wall compaction. Left ventricular posterior wall thickness
(TZSLZH) - 1.0 cm; the thickness of the interventricular septum (TMZHP) - 1.0 cm. Cameras
hearts are not dilated. Left ventricular ejection fraction (EF) - 57%. Violations
local and global contractility of the left ventricle was not detected.
VEM test: during the first stage of the load, compressive pain appeared
behind the sternum, accompanied by the appearance of depression of the ST segment up to 3 mm in I, II, V2-V6,
disappeared in the recovery period.
Coronary angiography: stenosis in / 3 of the left coronary artery - 80%, c / 3 envelope
arteries - 80%.
The questions are:
1. Formulate a clinical diagnosis.
2. Conduct a rationale for the clinical diagnosis.
3. What are the main risk factors for atherosclerosis.
4. Prescribe non-drug and drug treatment.
5. Are there indications for surgical treatment in this case?
Situational task 34 [K000191]