SAI CHARITHA REDDY M

ROLL 115

I have been given cases with the theme of  "scholarship of integration in medical education and research" which is a tool to facilitate connections between different systems or disciplines of knowledge or learning in healthcare.

    This is the link of questions asked regarding cases:

https://medicinedepartment.blogspot.com/2021/06/medicine-department-paper-for-june-2021.html?m=1

QUESTION 1

        PULMONOLOGY CASE

3/5

Evolution of symptoms were very well presented. Explanation for every treatment and causes were written in a very coherent manner. It would have been perfect if the cause for right heart failure was mentioned. Overall it was very well explained and easy to understand

https://aitharaveena.blogspot.com/2021/05/online-blended-medicine-assignment-may.html

NEUROLOGY CASE 1

4\5

  • Different sections have been clearly marked .Answers are easily comprehendible & to the point .timeline of events has been detailed neatly .diagrams could have made explainations of mechanisms better.
ANS BY ROLL 64

NEUROLOGY CASE 2

5/5

The case was very well presented and explained. All the keywords were highlighted which made it easier to get the concept and the mechanisms of treatment and the case were very well explained. The flowcharts definitely made an impact.

https://amishajaiswal03eloggm.blogspot.com/2021/05/medicine-blended-assignment.html

NEUROLOGY CASE 3

3/5

The summary of the patient was mentioned which made it easier to understand. The questions were explained in a very coherent manner. the presentation was neat, but certain points can be elaborated.

https://caseopinionsbyrollno05.blogspot.com/2021/05/medicine-blended-assignment-may-2021.html

QUESTION 2

LINK FOR MY ELOG

QUESTION 3
the following is the link of given case
 55 year old female patient, a resident of Miryalaguda and farmer by occupation came to the hospital on 17/5/21 with the chief complaints of shortness of breath, pedal edema and facial puffiness.

EVOLUTION OF SYMPTOMATOLOGY-


  • First episode 20 years ago lasted for 1 week and occured in the month of january that year. (during which time she was working in a paddy field. This first episode was relieved upon taking medication)  
  • Next 8 years the patient has suffered from similar episodes of SOB every year each lasting approximately 1 week and occurring around January (when she worked at the paddy fields) these episodes were all relieved upon taking medication.
  • 12 years ago she had another episode of SOB.one lasted 20 days and she had to be hospitalized.
  •  past 12 years she  has been having an yearly episodes now lasting around a month again around january. Until her latest episode the SOB was of grade II
  •  latest episode of shortness of breath started 30 days ago
OTHER SYMPTOMS-
5 yrs ago-Anaemia
1 month back-Generalised weakness
20 days ago- Hypertension 
15 days ago- pitting type of pedal edema and facial puffiness



ANATOMICAL LOCALISATION OF THE PROBLEM-

Bronchi and bronchioles of the lung 

PRIMARY ETIOLOGY OF THE PROBLEM-


HERE THE ALLERGEN IN THIS CASE IS THE RICE DUST.
THIS ALLERGEN TRIGGERS THE LYMPHOID TISSUE AND THE PLASMA CELLS TO RELEASE THE IgE WHICH CAUSES THE IgE TO BIND TO THE MASTCELLS AND RELEASES THE HISTMINE AND BRADYKININ.THIS CAUSE THE NARROWING OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT BY INCREASING THE MUCOUS PRODUCTION .

QUESTION 4

MULTISYSTEM

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

Here the problem mainly lies with respiratory system. so lymphoid tissue and the plasma cells are effected.




QUESTION 5

When students are locked out in their homes,bringing a new method of online learning with blogs is a good attempt by the MEDICINE department.
     But I feel it would be better in offline when compared.  While we cannot attend hospitals in this COVID pandemic situation,learning about medicine thruogh patient based online learning,makes us keen to know more about different topics related to patient disease and condition,it will also makes us to search about a topic in google and made us to read about various literature and research work around the world.
      We maynot show interest everytime,but in majority times,we are getting interested to know and to learn about new topics and will gain practical and applicable knowledge      



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