Case Report Anak
Case Report Anak
Case Report Anak
Anemia
Supervisor: dr. Pertin Sianturi, M.Ked(Ped), Sp.A(K)
Presentator: Boris
(110100076)
Try Yudia Ramadhany (110100118)
Department of Pediatric Health
Faculty of Medicine Universitas Sumatera Utara
H. Adam Malik General Hospital
Medan 2015
Literature Review
What is anemia ???
Anemia is a reduction in red cell mass or
Hb and is usually defined as Hb or Hct> 2
standard deviations below the mean for
age.
Physiologic Anemia
Physiologic anemia is the most common cause of anemia
in the neonatal period. Normal physiologic processes often
cause normocytic-normochromic anemia in term and preterm
infants. Physiologic anemia do not generally require extensive
evaluation or treatment.
In term infants, the increase in oxygenation that occurs
with normal breathing after birth causes an abrupt rise in
tissue O 2 level, resulting in negative feedback on
erythropoietin production and erythropoiesis. This reduction in
erythropoietin, as well as the shorter life span of neonatal
RBCs (90 days vs 120 days in adults), causes Hb
concentration to fall over the first 2 to 3 mo of life (typical Hb
nadir 9 to 11 g/dL). Hb remains stable over the next several
weeks and then slowly rises in the 4th to 6th mo secondary to
renewed erythropoietin stimulation.
Etiology
Decreased RBC production
Diagnose
History
Management
Observation and Supportive Care
Case Report
Objective: The
Name : SJP
Age: 3 months old
Sex: Female
Date of Admission: October 7th 2015
Chief complaint: Prematurity
History of disease:
SJP was reffered from Vina Hospital to Adam Malik General Hospital
to receive adequate treatment. Chief complaint was prematurity and
SJP was admitted to the perinatology department.
Physical Examination
Present status:
Level of consciousness : CM
Anemic: +
Temperature: 36.8oC
Dyspnea: Localized status:
Crying is loud, sucking is strong.
Head: Eyes : Light reflex (+/+), isochoric pupil, pale
inferior palpebra conjunctiva (+/+).
Ear/ Nose/ Mouth : Normal.
Neck
: Lymph enlargement (-), JVP: R-2cmH2O.
Laboratory Findings
Test
Result
Unit
Reference
Hb
8.20
g%
10.7-17.1
RBC
3.07
106/mm3
3.75-4.95
Leucocyte
9.96
103/mm3
6.0-17.5
Thrombocyte
451
103/mm3
217-497
Ht
27.60
38-52
MCV
89.90
fL
93-115
MCH
26.70
pg
29-35
MCHC
29.70
fL
28-34
RDW
20.50
14.9-18.7
Eosinophil
6.7
1-6
Basophil
0.200
0-1
Neutrophil
29.40
37-80
Lymphocyte
49.90
20-40
Monocyte
13.80
2-8
Follow Up
Unproven sepsis
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Unproven sepsis
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Unproven sepsis
IUGR (IntraUterine Growth Retardation)
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Unproven sepsis
IUGR (IntraUterine Growth Retardation)
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Unproven sepsis
IUGR (IntraUterine Growth Retardation)
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Unproven sepsis
IUGR (IntraUterine Growth Retardation)
Anemia ec- Chronic Disease
- ABO Incompatibility
- TORCH
- G6PD Defficiency
- Bacterial Infection
Prematurity
Discussion
Theory
Case
Theory
Management of anemia
is done by observational
and supportive care,
medication and also iron
therapy if needed.
Case
Observational and
supportive care was
done by placing the
patient in an incubator
with contolled
temperature, feeding
the patient with milk and
keeping the fluid in
balance and also by
giving iron.
Summary
SJP, 3 months old was admitted to H. Adam
Malik General Hospital because of prematurity
and was later diagnosed with + Anemia ec
chronic disease + IUGR + Prematurity and was
treated with supportive care by providing
incubator and feeding and also by giving oral
iron therapy and multivitamin
Apialys 1x0.3cc
Ferriz 1x0.3cc
Vitamin E 1x25IU
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