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Клинические задачи по дисциплине «Внутренние болезни» (на английском языке) = Clinical Cases in Internal Diseases Specialty (in English). Учебно-метод

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Further investigations

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Presumptive diagnosis?

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Recommended treatment?

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Task 5.

35-year-old female complains of depressed mood, memory decrease, hair loss, edema of lower limbs.

PE: Dry skin with exfoliation. Dull amimic face. Slight edema of the shins. HR 50 bpm.

Lab: TSH 20 μIU/ml. High level of TPO and TG antibodies.

Leading Syndrome(s)

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Further investigations

___________________________________________________

Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

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Task 6.

60-year-old female complains of dyspnea at rest, general weakness, sleepiness.

History. A year ago underwent subtotal resection of thyroid gland, receives hormonal replacement therapy. Hormonal state is unknown. PhE: Seating in the bed, leaning forward. Amimic face with dull expression. Moderate edema of the shins. Tongue with teeth indentations. Harsh breath sound, decreased in lower parts of the lungs. RR 26 bpm. Percussion of the heart: right border is in the 4th intercostal space 2 cm right from sternum, left – 2 cm left from left midclavicular line, upper – 3rd intercostal space. Regular muffled heart sounds. HR 50 bpm. BP 100/60 mmHg.

ECG: Sinus rhythm. HR 52 bpm. Low QRS in all leads.

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Chest X-ray: moderate effusion in pleural recess. Cardiomegaly. Triangular heart shadow.

Explain the results of percussion and auscultation of the heart

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Leading Syndrome(s)

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Further investigations

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Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

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Task 7.

22-year-old male complains of thirst, polyuria, weakness.

History: Denies having any chronic disease. Drinks up to 5 liters per day. Lost 6 kg. PhE: clear consciousness. Dry skin with low elasticity. Dry tongue, acetone smell. BMI 17 кг/м2. HR 90 bpm. Lab: fasting plasma glucose 21 mmol/l, glucosuria +++, acetonuria ++.

Leading Syndrome(s)

___________________________________________________

Further investigations

___________________________________________________

Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

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Task 8.

29-year-old male complains of dry mouth, polyuria, thirst, severe weakness, loss of 10 kg for 6 months.

PhE: dry skin and mucous, BP 112/80 mmHg. HR 98 bpm.

Lab: plasma glucose at admission 24,6 mmol/l, НbA1c 10,1%, C- peptide 170 pmol/l, titer of antibodies to beta-cells is 1:256 (N <1:4).

Leading Syndrome(s)

__________________________________________________

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Further investigations

___________________________________________________

Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

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Task 9.

75-year-old male complains of dry mouth, thirst, itching. History: arterial hypertension, had MI in 2012.

PhE: BMI 31 kg/m2, waist circumference 110 cm. Excoriations on the skin. Lab: Plasma glucose at admission 11,9 mmol/l, fasting plasma glucose 7,9 mmol/l, total cholesterol 5,9 mmol/l, LDL-C 3,6 mmol/l, triglycerides 3,8 mmol/l.

Leading Syndrome(s)

___________________________________________________

Further investigations

___________________________________________________

Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

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Task 10.

26-year-old female complains of thirst, dry mouth, perineal itching, multiple furuncles on the body.

History: denies having any chronic disease. All symptoms appeared 2 years ago.

PhE: Dry skin. Multiple furuncles on the legs, abdomen and chest. Lab: fasting plasma glucose 24 mmol/l, HbA1c 12%, glucosuria.

Leading Syndrome(s)

__________________________________________________

Further investigations

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Presumptive diagnosis?

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Recommended treatment?

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Task 11.

75-year-old male admitted in coma.

History: has diabetes mellitus type 2. Stopped taking glucose-lowering drugs several months ago. Didn`t control glucose level. Before hospitalization complained of abdominal pain, nausea, general weakness, became apatic.

PhE: coma. Dry skin, mucous and tongue. Soft eye bulb. Acetone smell. Deep loud breathing. RR 26 bpm. HR 120 bpm. BP 90/60 mmHg.

Lab: plasma glucose 31 mmol/l, ketonuria, glucosuria, рН is 7,29.

Leading Syndrome(s)

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Further investigations

___________________________________________________

Presumptive diagnosis?

___________________________________________________

Recommended treatment?

___________________________________________________

Task 12.

35-year-old male complains of immediate severe weakness, shakiness, profuse sweating, palpitations, sensation of hunger, dizziness. History: Has type 1 DM. Symptoms occurred after insulin injection. PE: Patient is anxious. Tremor of the fingers. Moist pale skin. HR 120 bpm.

Lab: glycemia is 2,3 mmol/l.

Leading syndrome(s)

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Principles of treatment:

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Task 13.

70-year-old female was admitted in coma.

History: has type 2 DM. According to relatives words within last week enhanced glucose-lowering drug dose to 5 tablets of Glibenclamide per day because of hyperglycemia. Relatives could not raise her in the morning.

PhE: Coma. Pale moist skin. Periodical muscle clonus. Lab: glycemia 1,2 mmol/l.

Leading syndrome(s)

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Principles of treatment:

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STANDARDS OF LABORATORY PARAMETERS

CBC (Complete blood count)

Indicator

Normal values

Units

Red blood cells

w 4.2–5.4

1012/l

 

f 4.5–6.3

 

Hemoglobin

w 120–160

g/l

 

f 130–180

 

Hematocrit

w 37–47

%

 

f 42–52

 

Mean corpuscular volume (МCV)

82–101

fl

Mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH)

27-31

pg

White blood cell

4.3–9.8

109/l

Segmentonuclear neutrophils

45–70

%

Banded neutrophil

0–4

%

Eosinophils

0–7

%

Basophils

0–2

%

Lymphocytes

18–45

%

Monocytes

0–11

%

Platelets

140–440

109/l

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)

2–15

mm/hr

Urinalysis

Indicator

Normal values

 

Units

 

Relative density

1018-1030

 

 

 

рН

4.5–8.0

 

 

 

Protein

-

 

g/l

 

Ketone bodies

-

 

 

 

Glucose

-

 

mmol/l

 

Leucocytes

<5

 

per HPF

 

Erythrocytes

<3

 

per HPF

 

Bilirubin

-

 

 

 

Salts (crystals)

-

 

 

 

Hyaline cylinders

<3

 

per HPF

 

 

Nechiporenko test

Units

 

Indicator

 

Normal values

 

Erythrocytes

 

<1000

 

in 1 ml

 

Leucocytes

 

<2000

 

In 1 ml

 

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Glycosylated hemoglobin

Indicator

 

Normal values

 

Units

HbA1c

4-6

 

%

 

Biochemical analysis of blood

Units

 

Indicator

 

Normal values

 

 

 

 

 

 

g/l

 

Protein

 

60–80

 

 

Albumen

 

36–50

 

g/l

 

Globulins

 

32-46

 

g/l

 

Albumen /Globulins

 

1-2

 

-

 

Immunoglobulin М

 

0,4-2,3

 

g/l

 

Immunoglobulin А

 

0,7-4,0

 

g/l

 

Immunoglobulin G

 

7-16

 

g/l

 

С- reactive protein

 

до 0.5

 

mg/l

 

Creatinine

 

40–110

 

µmol/l

 

GFR

 

90–140

 

ml/min/1.73m2

 

Urea

 

1.78–3.0

 

mmol/l

 

 

 

 

 

mmol/l

 

Sodium

 

135–150

 

 

 

 

 

 

mmol/l

 

Potassium

 

3.5–5.5

 

 

Total cholesterol

 

3.4–5.5

 

mmol/l

 

Triglycerides

 

< 1.7

 

mmol/l

 

High-density lipoproteins

 

f >1.0

 

mmol/l

 

(HDL)

 

w >1.3

 

mmol/l

 

Low-density lipoproteins

 

< 3.0

 

 

(LDL)

 

 

 

µmol/l

 

Total bilirubin

 

< 17

 

 

 

 

 

 

µmol/l

 

Direct bilirubin

 

<5.1

 

 

ALT

 

10–40

 

U/l

 

АST

 

10–50

 

U/l

 

 

 

 

 

mmol/l

 

Glucose

 

3,8–5,9

 

 

 

 

 

 

U/l

 

LDG

 

226–451

 

 

 

 

 

 

U/l

 

GGT

 

11–49

 

 

Amylase

 

28–220

 

U/l

 

 

 

 

 

U/l

 

CK

 

24–160

 

 

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serum iron

 

10,7-32,2

 

µmol/l

ASLO

 

 

0-200

 

U/ml

Alkaline phosphatase

 

100–290

 

U/l

CK-MB

 

 

< 4,99

 

ng/dL

Troponin

 

 

< 0,02

 

ng/mlл

Cholinesterase

 

3,93-11,5

 

U/l

Coagulogram

Units

Indicator

 

 

Normal values

Prothrombin time(PT)

 

 

11–15

С

Prothrombin index (PI)

 

 

80–105

%

International normalization ratio (INR)

 

0.9–1.2

 

 

 

 

 

С

Activated partial thromboplastin time

 

 

25–39

(APTT)

 

 

 

 

g/l

Fibrinogen

 

 

2.0–4.0

D-dimer

 

 

< 0,5

 

mcg/ml

Analysis of iron

Units

Indicator

 

Normal values

Serum iron

 

 

14–28

µmol/l

Ferritin

 

 

50–200

mcg/l

Transferrin

 

>15

 

%

Total iron binding capacity of serum

 

 

55–65

µmol /l

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Normal characteristics of ECHO-CG

Characteristic

 

 

Norm

Diameter of aorta (AO)

 

 

2,0-3,7 cm

Left atrium volume (LA)

 

 

2,0-4,0 cm

Cavity of left ventricle (LV):

 

 

 

 

- end diastolic volume (EDV)

 

 

4,0-5,5 cm

- end systolic volume (ESV)

 

 

2,5-3,8 cm

LV contractility function (EF %)

 

>50%

 

Violation of local contractility of LV

 

 

absent

Thickness of interventricular septum

 

 

0,7-1,1 cm

Thickness of posterior wall of LV

 

 

0,7-1,1 cm

Opening amplitude of АО

 

 

>1,5 cm

Anteroposterior volume of right atrium (RA)

 

4,4х4,8 cm

Anteroposterior volume of right ventricle (RV)

 

< 3,0 cm

Diameter of pulmonary artery (PA)

 

 

≤ 2,5 cm

Signs of valvular insufficiency

 

0-1

 

Diameter of inferior vena cava

 

 

< 1,7 cm

Diastolic function of LV

 

 

Not violated

Left ventricular mass index (LVMI):

 

 

 

 

in men:

 

 

< 115 g/m2

in women:

 

 

< 95 g/m2

LV geometry types based on LVMI and RWT

Geometry type

 

LVMI

 

Relative wall thickness

 

 

 

 

 

(RWT)

 

Normal geometry of LV

 

N

 

<0,42

 

Concentric remodeling of LV

 

N

 

>0,42

 

Concentric LVH

 

LVH

 

>0,42

 

Eccentric LVH

 

LVH

 

<0,42

 

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Учебное издание

Е.К. Шаварова, М.А. Ефремовцева, Е.А. Троицкая, Е.А. Терещенко, С.С. Падарьян

КЛИНИЧЕСКИЕ ЗАДАЧИ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ «ВНУТРЕННИЕ БОЛЕЗНИ»

(на английском языке)

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Технический редактор Н.А. Ясько

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