IC : 160501-12-0899 SEX : MALE WEIGHT: 4.5KG AGE : 7 MONTHS OLD
Background history
Antenatal history Mother:
1. History of intrauterine death at term 2012. Investigations done with no genetic abnormality. 2. History of preterm delivery at 7 months 3. History of ectopic pregnancy in 2013 with left salphingectomy was done 4. Anaemia in pregnancy Birth history Full Term, SVD at 37 weeks and 3 days Birth weight: 2.65kg. APGAR score was 9 in 1 min
Hospitalisation History 1st Hospitalisation (1/5/16-4/5/16)
Admitted NICU for: Transient tachypnoea of newborn with neonatal jaundice secondary to polycythemia. Venesection 1/5/16 for polycythemia Down syndrome noted at birth with incidental finding of murmurbedside ECHO: PDA
2nd Hospitalisation (21/10/16-25/10/16)
Acute bronchiolitis
3rd Hospitalisation (15/11/16- 21/11/16)
Viral pneumonia and possible epilepsy
4th Hospitalisation (27/11/16 til today)
Bronchopneumonia Severe acute gastroenteritis Acute Bronchiolitis
Problem List 1. Down Syndrome
Young Mother Chromosomal study: Trisomy 21, sporadic down syndrome, usual age related risk TFT 18, TSH 5 (4/8/16) Normal. Hearing:normal Vision: appt postponed 2. Large PMVSD in failure Patient developed failure symptoms at 2 months old. Started on antifailures at 2mths old: Syrup Frusemide 4mg TDS Syrup Captopril 1.5mg TDS. Ryles tube feeding since current admission. IM Palivizumab given x2 (Oct and Dec 2016) Planned for VSD closure under IJN. 3. Possible epilepsy Nov 2016, pt developed afebrile seizure. Generalised tonic- clonic seizure with no residual neurological deficit. Bedside USG cranium was normal. Not started on entiepileptic. No family history of seizure. Was scheduled for EEG on 27/12/26 but postponed due to op in IJN. History of current Presented with 2 days history of diarrhea, 1 day history of fever, cough, admission: runny nose and rapid breathing prior to admission. Sabahs Women and Child was diagnosed with Children Hospital from 1. Bronchopneumonia (27/11/2016-16/12/2016) 2. Acute gastroenteritis with severe dehydration, metabolic acidosis and compensated shock. Paediatric Cardiology Ward, Child was intubated for 3 days (27/11-29/11/16). IV Augmentin was given Hosp Queen Elizabeth 2 1/52.Following resolution of infection child was kept in ward for weight (16/12/16 27/12/16) gain however he developed a nosocomially acquired acute bronchiolitis on 9/12/16. No antibiotic was started. Child was active, tolerating feeding well with weight gaining. NPA RSV was negative.
Child was transferred over to Paediatric Cardiology Ward on 16/12/16 on
nasal prong 2L/min. In PCW, child was active, no cough, no fever and tolerating feed via RT and breastfed. Child was able to be weaned off oxygen.