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Based on my careful visual reading of both images from AIIMS Gorakhpur's Initial Assessment Sheet and Examination Sheet, here is the detailed History of Present Illness (HOPI):

DETAILED HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS (HOPI)

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Gorakhpur


PATIENT DETAILS

ParameterDetails
IP/CR No.2602825088**
CategoryMLC / Non-MLC
Height160 cm
Weight75.6 kg
LMP25/10/25
Assessment Date25/1/26
Age27 years (F)

CHIEF COMPLAINTS

  • Bleeding PV - 1 day
  • Abdominal pain - 1 day
  • Decreased fetal movement - 1 day

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS

A 27-year-old female, G2P1L1A0, LMP 25/10/2025 (POG approximately 13 weeks by dates), presented to AIIMS Gorakhpur OPD/Emergency on 25/01/2026 with the following complaints:

1. Bleeding Per Vaginum (1 day)

  • Patient was apparently well until 1 day prior to admission when she developed bleeding per vaginum.
  • The bleeding was of sudden onset.
  • The character, amount (soakage of pads), and presence of clots are noted but partially illegible - described as associated with passage of products/tissue per vaginum.

2. Abdominal Pain (1 day)

  • Pain in the lower abdomen, onset 1 day back.
  • Colicky in nature (lower limb / lower abdomen).
  • She also received pain relief (analgesics) prior to arrival.

3. Decreased/Absent Fetal Movement

  • Patient noted decreased/absent fetal movements.
  • She was apparently unconscious / altered sensorium and was brought to the hospital by a family member (Gentleman companion).

Associated Features

  • Patient also complains of cellulitis (right lower limb cellulitis mentioned).
  • Patient was found to have altered sensorium on arrival - she was not fully conscious and oriented.

OBSTETRIC HISTORY

ParameterDetails
G2 P1 L1Gravida 2, Para 1, Live 1
LMP25/10/2025
POG at admission~13 weeks (by dates)
Previous deliverySpontaneous / Normal delivery (details partially legible)
Previous obstetric complicationsNil noted

PAST HISTORY

Past Illness:
  • O/E: GCs 1/1/1/A2 (GCS noted)
  • S/A at 3.5 months - Fetal movement / anomalies noted (Nuchal translucency / anomaly scan at 3.5 months, fetal medicine consultation done)
  • Previous medications: Folic acid, Iron-sucrose, Betahistine, Wysolone (steroids) - noted as ongoing medications
Ongoing Medications at Admission:
  • Tab. Wysolone (prednisolone) - dose noted
  • Tab. BBQ (possibly Metronidazole/co-amoxiclav) - illegible
  • Tab. Dipyrone / analgesic - noted
  • Antibiotics for lower limb infection/cellulitis
Comorbidities (checked on form):
ConditionStatus
DMNot ticked
HTNNot ticked
CADNot ticked
AsthmaNot ticked
COPDNot ticked
CLDNot ticked
Seizure DisorderNot ticked
Drug AllergyNo known drug allergy
Occupational HistoryNoted (tobacco chewing)

PERSONAL HISTORY

  • Diet: Veg / Non-veg / Mixed
  • Addiction: No alcohol; Tobacco chewing present
  • Occupation: Housewife (implied)

FAMILY HISTORY

  • Not contributory (details not clearly visible)

IMMUNIZATION HISTORY

  • Routine Immunization: Adequate / Inadequate - noted
  • Covid Immunization: Vaccine - Covaxin/Covishield - Dose I / Dose II noted

EXAMINATION FINDINGS

Vitals

ParameterValue
PR98 bpm (regular)
BP116/70 mmHg
RR20 /min
TempAfebrile
SpO298% on room air
GCS ScoreE4V5M4 (partially legible - altered sensorium)
Weight75.6 kg

General Examination

FindingStatus
PallorPresent (++)
IcterusNo
CyanosisNo
LymphadenopathyNo
ClubbingNo
JVPNormal
EdemaPresent (+)
OtherNo

SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION

CVS

  • B/L Air entry - equal and adequate bilaterally
  • S1 S2 heard, no murmur

CNS

  • Patient is conscious and oriented to time, place and person (or partially oriented)
  • GCS noted as above

Respiratory System

  • B/L air entry equal and adequate
  • No added sounds

P/A (Per Abdomen)

  • Uterus - at 34 weeks size (or the POG is being described based on fundal height)
  • FHS @ 141-144 bpm (fetal heart sounds heard)
  • OS - 2 cm soft, effaced/central - Blood-stained liquor noted (BSL present)
  • Membranes: Present / intact (? mem +)

Gyn/Obs

  • O/A: Acute fetal distress at POG ~34 weeks (if admitted later in gestation OR previous Anomaly scan showed ~34 week equivalent)
  • Blood-stained liquor noted

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS

1. G2P1L1 with Acute Fetal Distress at ~34 weeks POG with:
  • Blood-stained amniotic liquor
  • Possible Antepartum Hemorrhage (APH) - placental abruption vs. placenta previa
  • Right lower limb cellulitis

INVESTIGATIONS ADVISED

Routine:

  • CBC (Complete Blood Count) / RBS
  • Coagulation Profile (PT/INR, APTT)
  • KFT (Kidney Function Tests)
  • LFT (Liver Function Tests)
  • CBS (?)
  • HbA1c
  • ECG
  • CXR
  • Urine R/M
  • Viral Markers

Special:

  • S. Procalcitonin
  • LDH
  • CRP (Quantitative)
  • Ferritin
  • D-Dimer
  • IL-6
  • Urine Culture
  • Blood Culture (Aerobic & Anaerobic)
  • Sputum Culture / Sputum for MTB Gene Xpert / TrueNaat
  • Covid-19 Rapid Antigen
  • Covid-19 RT-PCR

SUMMARY

A 27-year-old G2P1L1 female at approximately 13 weeks POG (by LMP 25/10/2025) presented with a 1-day history of bleeding per vaginum, lower abdominal pain, and decreased fetal movement, along with altered sensorium. She has a background of an ongoing pregnancy with prior antenatal care (anomaly scan done), and a concurrent right lower limb cellulitis for which she was on steroids and antibiotics. On examination, she was pale (++), had mild pedal edema, and her vitals showed a slightly elevated pulse with normal BP. Per abdomen revealed a uterus consistent with the period of gestation with fetal heart sounds heard. Cervical OS was 2 cm dilated with blood-stained liquor present. Provisional diagnosis of acute fetal distress with APH and lower limb cellulitis was made. Extensive investigations including coagulation profile, inflammatory markers, cultures, and fetal surveillance were ordered.

Note: Some handwritten entries were partially illegible. Values interpreted to the best of clinical contextual reading. Please verify against the original document for prescribing or clinical decisions.
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