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Severe Acute Malnutrition

-[Link] RAO
NAME :
SEX : Male
3 years old Male child, born 2nd of non-
consanguineous marriage brought my his
mother whose reliability is good came with
the chief complaint of
 Not gaining weight for past 2 years
 Improper intake of food for past 2 years
History of Presenting Illness
 The child was apparently normal 2 years
back, after which mother noticed child was
not gaining weight
 H/o improper intake of food for past 2 years
 H/o delayed milestone
 Bitot spot present
 No h/o cough
 No h/o breathlessness
 No h/o abdominal distension or head lag
 No h/o convulsions
 No h/o pain during micturition
 No h/o jaundice , swelling of legs , facial
puffiness
 No h/o ear discharge
 No h/o skin lesions
 No h/o mouth ulcers
 No h/o bone defects
 No h/o pica
 No h/o swallowing problems
 No h/o bleeding gums , joint pain
Past History
 H/o loose stools present and got admitted
twice in hospital in past 2 years
 H/o measles infection one year back
 No h/o TB , Chronic heart disease
 No h/o previous surgeries
 No h/o blood transfusion
Antenatal History
FIRST TRIMESTER:
Pregnancy confirmed at 6 weeks by UPT ,
registered in local PHC , mother attended
regular antenatal checkups
Obstretic score : P2 L2 A0
 No h/o hyperemesis gravidarum
 No h/o fever with rash/ lymphadenopathy
 No h/o radiation exposure / drug intake
 Dating scan done at 10 weeks
 Folic acid tablets taken
SECOND TRIMESTER:
Quickening felt at 20 weeks
Iron and folic acid tablets taken
Anomaly scan done at 20 weeks
Two doses of Td taken at 4th and 5 th months
 No h/o PIH/GDM
THIRD TRIMESTER:
No h/o UTI, pre-eclampsia,headache,blurring
of vision
No h/o bleeding/draining PV
No h/o PIH/GDM
Growth scan taken at 33 weeks
Treated with Iron Injection

Total weight gain 7 Kgs


during Pregnancy
Natal History
Full term vaginal delivery
Birth weight: 2Kg
Baby cried immediately after birth
Post-natal History
Baby was breastfed 1 hour after delivery
Baby cried immediately after birth
No pre-lacteral feeds were given
h/o meconium and urine passage on first day
No h/o post partum hemorrhage
No h/o NICU admission
Developmental History
The age appropriate milestones were not
attained
 The child started walking at 2 years of age
Immunization History
Completely Immunized appropriate for age

CONTACT HISTORY:
No h/o contact with TB
Diet History
Exclusively breastfed for first 3 months only
H/o bottle feeding with milk powder was
present
Complementary feeding was introduced at 10
months
Now he is given regular family food
Family History
 Non consanguineous marriage
 No h/o convulsions in other family members

PEDIGREE CHART:
Environmental History
Nuclear family
No of family member : 4
Living room: 1
Adequate ventilation is not present
Over crowding present
Summary
3 year old male child of second birth
order , born of non-consanguineous marriage
by vaginal delivery , completely immunized
for age was brought with chief complaint of
poor weight gain and improper intake of food
for past 2 years having delayed milestone
belonging to nuclear family living in a single
room with inadequate ventilation and
overcrowding. Exclusive breastfed was
stopped early, which was replaced by
bottlefeed milk powder and start on
complementary feed was delayed.
GENERAL EXAMINATION
 The child was lethargic
 Pallor present
 No icterus , cyanosis , clubbing,edema, lymphadenopathy
 Visible wasting of lower limb and gluteal muscles are present
 Bitot spot present
 Sparse hair present

VITALS
 Temperature: 98^F measured in left axilla
 Respirstory rate: 26/min
 Heart rate: 98/min
 Blood pressure: 90/60mm Hg measured in left upper arm
in sitting position
Anthropometry
PARAMETER OBSERVE EXPECTE INFERENC BASED
D D E ON
WEIGHT 8 Kg 14 Kg <-3 SD /3rd WHO
percentile CHART
HEIGHT 87 cm 95 cm <-3 SD/3rd WHO
percentile CHART
HEAD 39 cm 49 cm <-3 SD/3rd WHO
CIRCUMFEREN percentile CHART
CE
MID 11 cm 13.5 cm Lies in RED SHAKIE’S
UPPERARM zone TAPE
CIRCUMFEREN
CE
Weight for Height < -3 SD/3rd percentile according to
WHO CHARTS
Head to Foot Examination
HEAD- Microcephaly
HAIR- Sparse,brittle,lustreless
FACE- no frontal bossing, buccal pad of fat preserved
EYES- Bitot spot present, sign of vitamin A deficiency
seen
EARS- no discharge
ORALCAVITY- no sign of vitamin B
deficiency(angular stomatitis, cheilitis).
NECK- no lymphadenopathy
CHEST- movement of chest is seen, ribs are promient,
no harrisons sulcus, no rachitic rosary
UMBILICUS- normal
ABDOMEN- not distended
GENITALIA- normal
BACK- promient scapula
EXTREMITY- bulk of muscle decreased
uniformly
around gluteal region and
lower limbs
SKIN- no hypo or hyperpigmentation.
FEET- no edema, normal
SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
ABDOMINAL EXAMINATION:
 INSPECTION
Abdomen not distended :flanks free
Movements: All quadrants moves equally with
respiration
Umbilicus normal in shape and position.
No skin scars, dilated veins and sinuses.
No visible peristalsis

 PALPATION
No organomegaly
No free fliud
CVS EXAMINATION:
S1,S2 heard, no murmur

RS EXAMINATION:
Normal vesicular breath sounds, no added
sounds

CNS EXAMINATION:
No focal neuralogical deficit
Diagnosis
From the above finding I come to the
probable diagnosis of SEVERE ACUTE
MALNUTRITION with micronutrient
deficiency(vitamin A).
Investigations
Complete blood count
Peripheral smear
Serum electrolyte
X-ray chest
Mantoux test
USG abdomen
RFT, Urea, serum creatinine
Blood sugar
Urine – sugar, albumin deposits
LFT: A:G ratio, total protein
Stools :microscopy –ova/cysts, culture

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