Significant, sudden weight gain.
Hospitalized last weekend (9/30) for an acute infection. I (37F) was given these drugs via IV:
cefEPIME (MAXIPIME) injection 2 giohexoL (OMNIPAQUE) lactated ringers bolusmorphinesodium chloride 0.9% bolusvancomycin (VANCOCIN)
I am still taking these medications:
doxycycline hyclate (VIBRAMYCIN) 100 MG CAP x2 daily for 14 days metroNIDAZOLE (FLAGYL) 500 MG CAP x2 daily for 14 days
I have gained 10-15 lbs in the last two weeks (from 136.5 to 150.0 lbs). At nine-days post-hospitalization, I still weigh the same as I did at my follow-up appointment four days ago.
If it isn’t easily explained by my recent illness, what type of doctor do I go to? My doctor was wholly unconcerned. He said “I don’t know if it is related.”
I suffer from anxiety and depression. No one has noticed a weight gain on me. Is all mysterious
Hi everyone, I made a doc whilde doing ccs cases suring my prep time. I used it to refresh in memory some things before my exam. I don't know if it would be useful for you, these are pretty basic things for these cases. I used it to be sure I don't forget to order something based on disease I see.
Order EKG in a febrile patient, in surgical pt
For acute lung disease:
- sputum culture
- gram stain
- sometimes legionella urine ag
Order a pap smear if it was not done or mentioned before
if we give antipsychotics for the first time – order
AIMS for basic movement assessment In case of
abortion:
- if heavy bleeding then do D&C (dilation and curretage)
- doxycycline or
metronidazole to prevent infection after D&C
- to reduce bleeding and shrink the uterus give
Methylergonovine maleate
ALWAYS order
BETA HCG in every female of child-bearing age
Colles stable fracture – cast immobilization, reduced closed
ALWAYS put oximetry in febrile patients
if
endocarditis always INFECTIOUS disease consult, CARDIAC SURGEON consult
If they take drugs - Consult, substance abuse unit; consult social service
acute pancreatitis: - check magnesium
- ethanol, serum
- x -ray abdomen (calcifications, other possible ds)
- gastroenterology consult
rhabdomyolysis:
- bicarbonate for treatment (alkalinize urine to prevent conversion myoglobin to methHb)
- check CPK
if you administer antibiotics to your pt to be taken while they at home then advice on compliance to prevent drug resistance
In patients
older than 50 y.o. we order a
varicella vaccine Women age 11-26 administer HPV vaccine If acute and scaring situation –
reassure your patient
Celiac disease
Order Anti-endomysial antibodies for
Celiac disease
Endoscopy upper GI with biopsy of small bowel
Labs: vit A, D,E, copper, iron, zinc, PTT (vit K), ferritin, crp (exclude inflammatory disease), B9, B12
Bone densitometry!
Treatment: vit D if low, diet gluten free, nutrition consult
Pneumococcal vaccine (associated with hyposplenism) excessive loss of lymphocytes through the inflamed enteric mucosa, leading to spleen's reticuloendothelial atrophy
Better to add TSH for every pt, because it can be unpredictable when they really want to see it in cases
If unsafe sex then screening for gonorrhea and chlamydia urethra
Tuberculosis:
Ophthalmologist screening before starting ethambutol
Always order B6 therapy
Respiratory isolation!
NOTify Public Health Department
If any problems with health insurance - social service consult
Abstain from alcohol as hepatotoxic drugs are taken
Do not order bronchoscopy for TB SPutum AFB smear 3 times must be done
If there is a disease of
fat emboli - chest CT scan would be appropriate
For sarcoidosis always
biopsy for ds confirming
In case of abdominal pain -
urinalysis should be ordered
In case of constipations - bowel x ray often should be done
In case of indiscriminate problems with GI - order
anti-endomysial ab In
Irritable bowel syndrome, we are
- reassure a pt
- loperamide on days when diarrhea
- exercise program
- high fiber diet
- lactose free diet
- Avoid COLONOSCOPY
- advice limit alcohol and smoking
Temporal arteritis:
- chest x-ray to rule out aortic aneurysm
- Vit D + calcium due to potential long term use of GCS
- Reassurance
intussusception:
- enema
- NPO
- nasogastric tube
Cluster headache:
- verapamil for prophylaxis
Osteoarthritis:
- NSAIDS, if cannot tolerate then give duloxetine
- methylprednisolone injection
- calorie restricted diet
- physical therapy
Naloxone
should be empirically administered to any unconsciousness patient
In
unconsciousness patient
ECG, Lactate, CPK, glucose, carboxyhemoglobin, methemoglobin, beta-HCG if childbearing age, cardiac monitor is warranted
If no pulse and ped - epinephrine.
Unconscious + after burn = intubation + mechanical ventilation.
In case of suicide put
PRECAUTIONS SUICIDE Activated charcoal in case of ingestion drugs, but pt must be awake. In any overdose
acetaminophen levels check
Decompensation of DM - instruct patient, diabetes
Idiopathic elevated intracranial pressure:
- when doing LP explore for cytosis, glucose, protein
Insulinoma:
- Check insulin and C-peptide!
Hypothermia - remove clothing!! warming blanket, warm IV fluid
In the case o
f hypertension of pregnancy if BP more than 160 then
Magnesium sulfate should be administered to prevent preeclampsia
CO poisoning = unconsciousness - intubate and mechanical ventilate. Beta-HCG. If CO more than 25% (or 20% in pregnant pt) - only in this case hyperbaric oxygen. We start with just oxygen.
In case of
RAPE:
- Rape evidence collection kit
- prophylaxis with doxycycline, ceftriaxone, tenofovir, levonorgestrel, metronidazole
- advice pt no intercourse
- check for syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea in 1 and 3 months
Vaginal atrophy:
- lubricating jelly
- hormone therapy, conjugated estrogen
Very High ALT and AST
-acetaminophen toxicity profile
- in case of pain - pain relief with morphine, NOT acetaminophen
With high BP - troponin I should be checked
NPO - if patient has
nausea or vomiting Pseudomonas infection:
- meropenem, cefepime, imipenem-cilastin, ceftazidime
Simple cold, viral infection: saline glargine, acetaminophen
In case of UTI -
gram stain!
In young patient advise drive with seat belt, meningococcal vaccine if in college
Diarrhea + abdominal pain = screen for
Hepatitis A, Fat in stool for malabsorption Hemolytic anemia: order reticulocytes + LDH + ptt/inr + haptoglobin + lactate dehydrogenase + urinalysis
G6pd deficiency - no fava beans (advice)
Chronic diarrhea - x ray (looking for gross abnormalities)
chest pain = chest x ray + ecg + tsh + troponin
recent onset dementia: b12, b9, b1 levels check, syphilis check
seizure = ecg + magnesium level must be checked.
Turner syndrome = they have a short stature and require endocrinology consultation. They will be put on growth hormone therapy, but they do not have a deficiency of this hormone, they utilize it incorrectly.
Colon cancer = abdominal CT for staging + Chest CT + chest x-ray + + antigen carcinoembryonic or chest x ray + PET whole body + antigen carcinoembryonic.
Consent for procedure as it is has a high risk and pretty invasive + NPO + ECG
Low back pain = physical therapy
Ankylosing spondylitis NSAIDs, if it does not help then
Infliximab !
GI perforation = use of
ceftriaxone + metronidazole. Nasogastric tube for decompression B symptoms - Epstein B virus, HIV screening
Lead poisoning = Check Mg level in case of ataxia + abdominal x-ray (foreign objects that can give a lead toxicity). Total iron binding capacity (in case of any anemia). In case of severe toxicity
give EDTA + Dimercaprol. Lorazepam to control seizures
pericarditis = RF + ANA to rule out autoimmune etiology. NSAIDs + pantoprazole due to high doses of NSAIDs. Usually can be treated in an outpatient unit. 1st line treatment NSAIDs + colchicine. If ineffective add gcs
Pneumonia = chest X RAY if no complications are suspected.
PKU = irritability, musty stool odor, rash. Need Pnelinalaine in serum evaluation, low protein diet
Heart failure = troponin + glycosylated Hb + furosemide + input and output check + nitroglycerine + low sodium diet
Hyperkalemic emergency - use cardiac monitor. Treatment with calcium gluconate, insulin, dextrose, furosemide to facilitate K excretion
NSAIDs gastropathy - try conservative therapy before ordering gastroduodenoscopy
Obesity - Glycosylated Hb for diabetes screening, nutritionist consult
If bullying seen in school - social services consult
Bowel ischemia - administer
meropenem or piperacillin and tazobactam, nasogastric tube In case of uterine bleeding time - for coagulation disorder checking
Uterine cancer - gyn + oncologist + radiation therapy
Porphyria cutanea tarda = exclude other reasons for porphyria (acute intermittent porphyria) by checking ALA (aminolevulenic acid) and porphobilinogen (they are normal in PCT). Treatment with phlebotomy
In case of
suspected child abuse = chest x-ray + head CT scan
Burn injury - order surgical debridement If pt has a low risk for bacterial meningitis (not immunocompromised child) - do not administer ab before CSF analysis
Kidney stone =
urine strain to check for stone
. Magnesium and phosphate levels. treatment with
nifedipine\tamsulosin If we suspect foreign body in bronchus - do x ray of the neck to exclude laryngotracheitis
For COPD exacerbation we use prednisolone inhalation in mild cases, oral in medium-severe
Preeclampsia - order bed rest
In meningitis may require order
dexamethasone to prevent permanent neurological damage
HIV = notify public health department Unconscious pt = + creatine kinase if we do not know for how long this pt has been lying , glucose by glucometer, CT of the head if no witnesses on site were, nasogastric tube to prevent aspiration, also we can give charcoal after airways are secured
Poststreptococcal GN: need to exclude other possible causes: Anti BM ab, ANCA, chest x-ray, cryoglobulins, us of kidneys, ANA. Treat with furosemide, low Na diet, fluid restriction and consult of nutritionist for diet modification
Alkhayat A, Arao K, Minami T, Manzoor K. Ketoacidosis associated with ketogenic diet in a non-diabetic lactating woman. BMJ Case Rep. 2020;13(6):e234046. Published 2020 Jun 30. doi:10.1136/bcr-2019-234046
https://doi.org/10.1136/bcr-2019-234046 Abstract
A 37-year-old woman who had 8 weeks post partum, breast feeding and on a low carbohydrate and high protein (ketogenic) diet, was admitted to the hospital with acute onset of nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain of 1-day duration. On admission, she was found to have high anion gap metabolic acidosis, elevated beta-hydroxybutyric acid level, normal glucose level and evidence of ketoacidosis. She was treated with
lactated Ringer solution, along with dextrose 5% solution with the resolution of symptoms and metabolic derangement.
https://casereports.bmj.com/content/13/6/e234046.full Background
High anion gap metabolic acidosis (HAGMA) can be caused by uraemia, ketoacidosis, lactic acidosis or ingestion of substances including methanol, propylene glycol, iron, isoniazid, ethylene glycol and salicylates. Rarely, a low carbohydrate diet can also result in HAGMA.
1 With decreased levels of dietary carbohydrates, the body will switch to burning fatty acids and promoting ketoacidosis.
2 Although there are no evidence-based guidelines yet, ketogenic diet is becoming popular as a method to lose weight.
3 This could lead to severe metabolic de-arrangement in high catabolic states including breast feeding. Few reports have described lactation ketoacidosis when the mother has decreased glycogen stores and low carbohydrate intake.
4–6 Case presentation
A 37-year-old woman, 8 weeks post partum with medical history of using metformin for the treatment of the polycystic ovarian syndrome presented with nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain for the 1-day duration. She was in her usual state of health until the morning of presentation when she woke up with profound nausea, vomiting and abdominal discomfort. She denied any fever, chills, night sweats, recent illness, sick contacts or recent travel. One week prior to the admission she started using ketogenic diet which constitutes of meat, cooked shrimp and green beans without any carbohydrates in an attempt to lose around 9 kilograms (kg) that she gained during pregnancy. The symptoms persist, so she decided to come to the emergency department. She recalled having similar symptoms of nausea and vomiting when she tried a ketogenic diet a year ago, but symptoms subsided after resuming her normal diet. She does not have any history of alcoholism. She denied intentional or accidental ingestion of toxic substances. On examination, her vital signs include blood pressure 133/87 mm Hg, heart rate 123 beats/min, respiratory rate 29 breaths/min, temperature 97.3°F and oxygen saturation 100% while breathing ambient air. Her body mass was 81.67 kg, height 165 cm and body mass index was 30 kg/m2. Other than tachypnoea and tachycardia, physical examination was unremarkable including abdominal examination with no tenderness or rebound tenderness. The digital rectal examination was unremarkable.
Investigation
Laboratory studies showed leucocytosis of 24×109/L, with 80% neutrophils and elevated lipase of 240 u/L. Initial blood gas showed pH 7.03, PCO2 of 17 mm Hg and PO2 of 107 mm Hg. Chemistry showed serum sodium of 139 mg/dL, potassium of 4.7 mg/dL, chloride of 102 mg/dL, CO2 of 6 mg/dL, blood urine nitrogen (BUN) of 12 mg/dL, creatinine of 1.1 mg/dL, glucose 111 mg/dL, lactate 0.6 mmol/ L and haemoglobin A1c level was 5.0. Anion gap of 31 with delta ratio of 1, consistent with primary HAGMA. Her stools were negative for occult blood. Liver function tests were within normal limits. Toxicology screen including ethanol, extended alcohol panel, aspirin and salicylate were negative. She was found to have elevated beta-hydroxybutyric acid level of 5.3. CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis showed physiological fluid in the pelvis with the question of ruptured ovarian cyst. Pelvic ultrasound was then done and showed no evidence of ovarian torsion or rupture and showed no evidence of hepatobiliary pathology. Chest radiograph did not reveal acute cardiopulmonary disease.
Differential diagnosis
Workup for HAGMA was performed. Diabetic ketoacidosis was excluded as the patient does not have a history of diabetes mellitus and elevated levels of haemoglobin A1c. Glucose levels were within normal limits. The patient urine and blood toxicology found to be negative for alcohol (methanol or ethanol) and other substances including salicylates. Lactic acid noted to be within normal limits. Uraemia was excluded because of normal BUN and normal creatinine levels. Pancreatitis was considered due to abdominal pain and elevated lipase, but CT scan did not reveal signs of pancreatic inflammation.
Treatment
Although she has normal lactic acid, sepsis was still considered and was subsequently started with broad-spectrum antibiotics including vancomycin and cefepime. She was treated with two ampules of sodium bicarbonate and started on lactated Ringer’s and 5% dextrose solution. Metformin was discontinued; the patient did not require insulin therapy as the glucose ranged from 92 to 205 throughout the admission.
Outcome and follow-up
Twelve hours after the presentation; nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain had subsided. Subsequent laboratory work revealed that the anion gap had improved from 31 down to 17. Her serum bicarbonate level improved from 6 to 16. Infectious workups were negative, including blood culture and urine culture. Repeat complete blood count (CBC) did not reveal leucocytosis, and antibiotics were discontinued. The patient remained haemodynamically stable and was discharged on a subsequent day.
Discussion
There are two main dietary regimens used for weight loss: low fat and low carbohydrate diet. Recently, there seems to be more interest in a low carbohydrate diet due to the increasing recognition of the role of dietary carbohydrates in metabolic syndrome.
7 Since the introduction of the Atkins diet, a low carbohydrate diet has been gaining popularity as a method of losing weight. A severe adverse effect of this diet is the development of ketoacidosis. It was hypothesised that having a low carbohydrate diet complicated by the absence of carbohydrate-induced inhibition of β-oxidation of fatty acids could be the mechanism for ketoacidosis.
7 This would be troublesome if a person is undergoing physiological stress as well such as lactation. Lactating women have an increased need for energy requirements and glucose. Lactation causes increased gluconeogenesis, decreased insulin secretion, lipolysis, which leads to ketogenesis.
8 Similar to our patient, there is one case report which demonstrated the development of ketoacidosis in the setting of lactation and low carbohydrate diet. Other case reports presented infections, fasting and surgery as the cause of ketoacidosis on lactating women.
6 Learning points
- As the ketogenic diet gains more popularity, with a focus on its benefit, we should also be mindful of the possible side effects as well, particularly among a specific population like breastfeeding women.
- Breastfeeding women have a high caloric demand to produce milk. A ketogenic diet limits the amount of caloric intake and may result in a negative energy balance, and thus may result in non-diabetic ketoacidosis as seen in this case.
- Ketogenic diet for breastfeeding women should be dealt with an extra caution if not prohibited.
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1.2 Market Segments
1.3 Key Manufacturers Covered
1.4 Market by Type
1.4.1 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Market Size Growth Rate by Type
1.5 Market by Application
1.5.1 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Market Size Growth Rate by Application
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2 Executive Summary 2.1 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Market Size
2.1.1 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue 2014-2025
2.1.2 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales 2014-2025
2.2 Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Growth Rate by Regions
2 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Regions
3 Breakdown Data by Manufacturers 3.1 Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Manufacturers
3.2 Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Manufacturers
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4 Breakdown Data by Type 4.1 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Type
4.2 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Type
4.3 Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Price by Type
5 Breakdown Data by Application 5.1 Overview
5.2 Global Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Breakdown Data by Application
6 North America 6.1 North America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Country
6.1.1 North America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Country
6.1.2 North America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Country
6.1.3 United States
6.1.4 Canada
6.1.5 Mexico
6.2 North America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Type
6.3 North America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Application
7 Europe 7.1 Europe Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Country
7.1.1 Europe Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Country
7.1.2 Europe Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Country
7.1.3 Germany
7.1.4 France
7.1.5 UK
7.1.6 Italy
7.1.7 Russia
7.2 Europe Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Type
7.3 Europe Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Application
8 Asia Pacific 8.1 Asia Pacific Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Region
8.1.1 Asia Pacific Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Region
8.1.2 Asia Pacific Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Region
8.1.3 China
8.1.4 Japan
8.1.5 South Korea
8.1.6 India
8.1.7 Australia
8.1.8 Indonesia
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8.1.10 Malaysia
8.1.11 Philippines
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8.2 Asia Pacific Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Type
8.3 Asia Pacific Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor by Application
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9.1.1 Central & South America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Sales by Country
9.1.2 Central & South America Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Country
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10.1.2 Middle East and Africa Li-ion Battery Ternary Precursor Revenue by Country
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