Betua
Betua
Name: BETUA, PRINCE ANGEL ESPINOSA Age: 4months/Male Date of Birth: 01/03/2019
4.9 kg/58cm
2 weeks prior, patient was noted to have productive cough with thick secretions and watery nasal
discharge. No fever. No changes in appetite and activity.
1 week prior, patient was seen at pulmo opd. CXR and PPD were requested as outpatient. A>
pneumonia. Patient was given Amoxicillin at 45 mkd for 7 days.
3 days prior, still with cough and colds. Patient noted to have increased rate of breathing. Still no fever.
No changes in appetite and activity. Noted to have loose stools, mucoid, approximately 2x/da. Patient
was observed only. Amoxicillin continued
IH, increasing frequency of loose stools with persistent cough and colds. Noted increasing respiratory
effort as well.
DOC, patient noted CXR results of pneumonia. Seen at OPD then advised ER consult.
Patient previously admitted from 3/07 to 3/26 s/p intubation and admission at PICU for 20 days. A>
pneumonia severe, atopic dermatitis, HCAI. Given ceftriaxone and piptazo. THM physiogel,
multivitamins, and dibencozide. Pierre robin syndrome was initially considered but ruled out. NBS
normal results
Born to a 28 y.o. G2P2 (2002) NS NABD cognizant of pregnancy at 2 mos with RPNCU at Padilla Hospital
c/o OB. Treated with multivitamins, feso4, folic acid, calcium with good compliance. Bleeding at 3 mos
but no meds given. Spotting resolved with rest. No other maternal illness. No exposure to viral
exanthem or radiation. Ultrasound done at 6mos with normal findings. Ultrasound done at 9 mos
noted decreased water.
Delivered FT at 40 wks via emergency CS at Padilla hospital c/o OBdue to fetomaternal distress. Patient
noted to have good suck and cry. NBS and HS not done. BM and UO within first 24 hrs. BCG and Hep B
given. Vit K and erythromycin ointment given. Discharged after 3 days.
Immunization History
Bcg x 1
Hep b x 1
Pentahib x 1
OPV x 1
Nutritional History
Exclusive breastfeeding
Social history
Lives with both parents, 4y.o. sibling, and aunt. Father noted to have pneumonia and PTB, currently
on 1 wk of HRZE treatment. Grandmother and sibling with cough and colds as well.
Patient was initially noted to have floppy extermities at the 1st week of life.
Coos x 1 month
Physical Examination
Anicteric sclera, nonsunken eyes, moist lips and oral mucosa, Watery nasal discharge, no clads, no alar
flaring
Floppy extremities
Neurological Examination
Cranial Nerves
I - Not assessed
V, VII
IX X - good suck
XI - no neck tonicity
Motor
Hypotonic extremities
1/5 2/5 0 0
1/5 2/5 0 0
NO clonus NO babinski