Patient
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A 6-mo-old girl
referred from another hospital with a diagnosis of severe acidosis and
skin rash (candidiasis or acrodermatitis enteropathica)
Prenatal history,
labor, and delivery: unremarkable. BW 3500 g. |
At age 2 mo: erythematous
rash around her neck, perineal area, not improved with antifungal and antibacterial
agents.
2 weeks PTA: fever,
vomiting, drowsiness, hyperpnea. Admitted to a hospital or 8 days.
Because of persistent severe acidosis (HCO3- <10
mEq/L) -> referred.
5 days PTA: Vomiting,
hyperpnea, drowsiness. Admitted to another hospital nearby. HCO3-
<10 mEq/L -> referred
Not responded to
pain
BP 106/58 PR 126
RR 40 BT
36.4 |
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CBC Hb 10.3 g%, Hct 30.8 % WBC 8390, N 39, L 59, M2, Plt 210,000
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UA sp.gr. 1.019, pH 5, ketone 2+, no cells
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Glucose 82, BUN 2, Cr 0.4
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Na 141, K 4.2, Cl 105, HCO3-
10, AG 26
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LFT: TB 0.3, DB 0.05, AP 205, SGOT 29, SGPT 25, albumin 3.8, globulin 1.7
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Ammonia 25
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ABG: pH 7.28, pO2 153, pCO2 16.8, HCO3-
12.6
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Urine FeCl3, DNPH, p-nitroaniline: -ve
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