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Chronic Kidney Disease & Hypertension Case Study

This case presentation summarizes a 64-year-old male farmer admitted to the general medicine ward for breathlessness and fever. He has a history of chronic kidney disease and hypertension. On examination, he was found to have pallor, icterus, clubbing, and edema. Laboratory investigations showed decreased hemoglobin, elevated BUN and creatinine levels consistent with chronic kidney disease. He was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease with hypertension and treated with antibiotics, bronchodilators, diuretics, and antihypertensives. His treatment and monitoring plan aimed to control symptoms, slow disease progression, and manage any drug interactions or complications. He was counselled on lifestyle modifications including diet, fluid intake, and medication

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Chronic Kidney Disease & Hypertension Case Study

This case presentation summarizes a 64-year-old male farmer admitted to the general medicine ward for breathlessness and fever. He has a history of chronic kidney disease and hypertension. On examination, he was found to have pallor, icterus, clubbing, and edema. Laboratory investigations showed decreased hemoglobin, elevated BUN and creatinine levels consistent with chronic kidney disease. He was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease with hypertension and treated with antibiotics, bronchodilators, diuretics, and antihypertensives. His treatment and monitoring plan aimed to control symptoms, slow disease progression, and manage any drug interactions or complications. He was counselled on lifestyle modifications including diet, fluid intake, and medication

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Case Presentation on -CHRONIC

KIDNEY DISEASE with


HYPERTENSION

Reg. No : 19q0635
Pharm D 3rd year
Patient’s profile :-
IP No :202216856 Ward/ Unit :General medicine ward
DOA : 23-06-2022 DOD : 28-06-2022

Gender : Male Marital Status :Married

Age : 64years Education :

Weight (in kg) : Height (in cm) : Occupation : Farmer

SOCIAL HISTORY

Tobacco chewing : no

Tobacco smoking :no

Alcoholic : no

Any other relevant :


Reason for admission
Present complaints : C/O-Breathlessness since 8 days,fever since 5 days

Past medical history K/C/O CKD with HTYPERTENSION

Past medication history Amlodipine from 2years

Past surgical history Not known

Allergic history to any drugs Not known

Drug – drug interactions Not known

Drug – food interactions Not known


Physical parameters
VITAL SIGNS

Physical Examination +/- GENERAL EXAMINATION

Pallor + TEMPERATURE :Febrile

Icterus + BLOOD PRESSURE :160/70mmhg

Clubbing + PULSE RATE :88bpm

Cyanosis RESPIRATORY RATE : 18 cpm

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

Lymphadenopathy RS :B/L NVBS

Edema + CVS :S1 ,S2heard

CNS :Conscious oriented

ABD :Soft and non tender


ADVICE FOR TESTS- CBC, LFT,Serum
electrolytes,Urine,ECG,RBC,RFT & HBsAg
Provisional diagnosis:-
• Chronic kidney disease
Laboratory investigations
Lab test -CBC/HAEMATOLOGY TESTS Observed value Reference value
Hb 8.5g/dl M : 14 -17.5 g/dL
F : 12.3-15.3 g/dL
RBC M : 4.5-5.9 M/cumm
F : 4.1-5.1 M/cumm
WBC 4.4 - 11.3 /cumm
NEUTROPHILS 45 – 73%
LYMPHOCYTES 10% 20 – 40%
EOSINOPHILS 8% 0 – 4%
MONOCYTES 7% 2 – 8%
BASOPHILS 0 – 1%
PLATELETS 130,000/cumm 150,000 – 450,000/cumm
ESR M : 1 -15 mm/hr
F : 1- 20 mm/hr
PCV M : 42 – 50%
F : 36 – 45%
MCV 80 – 96 fL/cell
MCH 27 – 33 pg/cell
MCHC 33.4 – 35.5 g/dL
LAB TEST - BIOCHEMICAL Observed values Reference value
INVESTIGATON

BUN (BLOOD UREA - 40 8 – 23 mg/dL


NITROGEN)
SERUM CREATININE Audlt : 0.6 – 1.2 mg/dL
- 3.5
Children : 0.2 – 0.7 mg/dL

URINE ANALYSIS

COLOUR - YELLOW/ CLOUDY

ALBUMIN - 4–5 g/dL

URIC ACID 3mg/dl


Final diagnosis:-

CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE with


HYPERTENSION
Treatment chart
Medication name Dose/frequency Route D1 D2 D3 D4 Indication

O2 inhalation * * * *

Inj. Piperacillin + 4.5 gm(4.0g+0.5g)


IV * * * * ANTIBIOTIC
Tazobactum /TID

Tab. Paracetamol 500 mg / TID ORAL * * * * ANTIPYRETIC

INHALATIO
Neb Duolin Bronchodilator
N
Tab Acetyl
600 mg / BD ORAL * * Mucolytic agent
cysteine
INHALATIO
Neb Budesonide Bronchodilator
N

Tab. Nifedipine 10mg/ BD ORAL * * * * Calcium channel blocker

Antihypertensive
Inj.Furosemide 20mg/ BD IV * * * *
Pharmaceutical Care Plan
GOALS OF THE TREATMENT
• Short term goals • Long term goals

 Relief of symptoms  Normalize haemoglobin ,


 To minimize disease eosinophil's
progression of CKD  prevent complication
 to improve quality of life
Monitoring Parameters
• Disease related • Drug related

 complete blood count  DRUG – DRUG


 Haemoglobin ,eosinophil's interaction
Normalise BUN levels and Drug –food interactions
serum creatinine
Drug – Drug Interactions

s INTERACTING SEVERITY OF THE EFFECT MANAGEMENT


n DRUG INTERACTION

Major Mod. Minor

1 Furosemide + * Excretion of piptaz is Should not be


piptaz decreased when combined given in
with furosemide
combination
The risk of hypokalemia
can be increased when
2 Budesonide with * budesonide is combined
Furosemide with furosemide
Drug – FOOD Interactions

sn INTERACTING SEVERITY OF THE EFFECT MANAGEMENT


FOOD INTERACTION
Major Mod Minor

1 Food – Furosemide They reduce blood Should be taken


pressure, cause: before or after the
headache , meal .
dizziness , light
headedness,
fatigue and change
in heart rate

 
DRPS
1. Un treated indication : No
2. Improper drug selection : No
3. Sub therapeutic dose : No
4. Over dosage : No
5. Adverse drug reaction : No
6. Drug interactions : Yes
7. Failure to receive drug : No
8. Drug used without indication : No
9. Others if any : Yes
Patient Counselling
1. Disease: CKD it is a progressive irreversible deterioration of renal
function , it is characterized by anemia ,edema , hypertension
2. Medication: ANTIBIOTICS , ANTI HYPERTENSIVE
3. Life style modification :
Diet :1. DASH - Dietry approach to stop hypertension
2. Fluid intake should not exceed 1-5 to 2 litre per day
3. Controlled protein intake and low salt intake
4. Citrus fruits , including grapefruit , oranges , and lemons
may have powerful blood pressure lowering effects .
5. Keeping potassium low can assist in keeping the heart
healthy therefore , potassium rich foods may be limited or avoided
Thank you

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