Patient's Name: Mrs. Naiiya Pazletdinova Age: 60 Years Sex: Female uhid no: skdd. 753353 ip. No.: 325857 I bedTjo: 2432 Date of Admission

BSA : 2.10 m2
Hospital Course: Patient presented with complaints of generalized weakness, abdominal distension. Patient was admitted for UTI with acute kidney injury and hyperkalemia.
Urine C/S on 21.01.2019 showed Escheflchia Coli and patient was started on antibiotics as per
sensitivity reports. Patient was started on potassium lowering measures. ■'
USG Both Lower Limbs Venous Doppler (25.01.2019): No evidence of deep vein thrombosis.
After stabilization 1^^ cycle Dl chemotherapy with Paclitaxel (80 mg/m2) was given on
28.01.2019 as follows: ь<^^^ ^^^^ . . >
♦ Inj. Emeset 8 mg + Inj. Avil 1 amp + Inj. Rantac 50 mg + Inj. Dexa 8 mg in 100 ml NS IV over
30 minutes (Dl)
♦:♦ Inj. Paclitaxel (80 mg/m2) 130 mg in 500 mi NS IV over 2-hours via codan set (Dl)
♦ Flush with 100 ml NS
l^^ cycle chemotherapy with Carboplatin (AUC-2) was given on 29.01.2019 as follows:

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  Inj. Emeset 8 mg + Inj. Avil 1 amp + Inj. Rantac 50 mg + Inj. Dexa 8 mg in 100 ml NS IV over 30 minutes (D2) '
  
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  Inj. Carboplatin (AUC-2) 150 mg in 500 ml NS IV over 2 hours (D2)
  
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  Flush with 100 ml NS
  

Patient tolerated well to the above given treatment and is being discharged in a stable condition with further advice for follow up.
Discharge Medications Аггей (^HE^JiotHERAPv;-
*> Inj. Ertapenem 1 gm »rrce daily for 5 days from 01.02.2019
"> Bifilac sachet twice daily for 5 days
*> Tab. Buscopan 10 mg twice dally x 5 days for abdominal pain.
<* Tab. Domstal 10 mg thrice daily x 5 days then as and when required for nausea
and vomiting. <♦> Tab. Pantocid 40 mg once daily (before breakfast)
♦ ■ Cap. Calceome lOOmg twice daily
♦ Cap. A to Z leap once daily