The patient is a 63-year-old woman who presents for follow up after hospitalization at [Place], because of GI bleeding. The patient had presented here after years of living away, complaining of a history of progressive bloody diarrhea. Lab work was markably abnormal with significant anemia, with hypoalbuminemia, hypokalemia. The patient underwent a full evaluation, and was found to have colitis. She was treated with IV steroids, and has noted marked improvement in her condition. At the time she became ill with her diarrhea her blood pressure went down, and she discontinued antihypertensive. Now that she has improved, she has noted that her blood pressure has been going up, and she did resume her medications. It is unclear that she needs to resume them both, at the time of her discharge from the hospital on prednisone.
The patient has a significant amount of fluid _____(on board), this seems to have
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OBJECTIVE
Blood pressure 98/62. Pulse 72. Temps 35.7. Weight _____(115, stated 118 above) pounds. The patient is very pleasant in no acute distress. Full hospital records are reviewed.
ASSESSMENT AND PLAN
1. Colitis. Undetermined etiology. Workup for infection has been negative. The patient has responded to IV steroids, and is adhering to recommended diet. She will follow up with GI next week.
2. Hypertension. Requirement decreased when she was ill. She did have some borderline high _____(breathings) off medications when she was discharged. She has resumed her antihypertensives. It is unclear that she _____ of them. We discussed options. She will continue lisinopril and hold the _____(HETT). We will monitor her blood pressure. I am concerned about the combination of _____(HETT) and prednisone, and with regards to her potassium.
3. Health maintenance. The patient is up to date. Has had workup in [Place], and is not due until the Spring. The return appointment is given for 1 month. She will call me in the meantime if any
He has no Romberg 's sign. IMPRESSION: History of chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuritis. The strength and sensation of his extremities continues to improve after this, with no recurrence of symptoms from this with weaning off of Imuran. PLAN: Continue off of Imuran. Continue observation from a neurological standpoint.
R/s Mrs. Antonelli was hospitalized at the end of May for an overload of fluid due to her not taking her treatments. R/s Mrs. Antonelli was hospitalized again in June. R/s if Mrs. Antonelli doesn’t take her treatments she will become confused and lethargic and also toxic can build up her in her body R/s Ms. Antonelli has to come
D-The patient was placed on HOLD to address her no show for last week. This writer asked the patient if she was okay with tomorrow 's appointment based on her appointment letter. The patient to do the session today since she 's already present and waited for this counselor. This writer agreed to conduct the session. Reports stable on her dose and deny the need for a dose decrease as she denies any cravings/withdrawals.
Chemo plan is q2weeks and the apt on 5/23/16 should have been cancelled, (9) Zometa patient - yellow dot - Calcium and SCr labs were from 03/26/2016. After discussing the above findings. We both agreed that your work the last two days have been sloppy. You work lacks the meticulous and attention to details required for you to to safely and competently function as an oncology/infusion pharmacist in this clinic. I am very concern with the quality/consistency of your work.
The patient follows the doctor’s recommendation for completing blood work to ensure the medication is consistently within the therapeutic level. Therefore, the International Normalized Ratio (INR), prothrombin time
Throughout Jane’s medical records many abbreviations were used from the face sheet to the progress notes. The use of medical abbreviations in health records have numerous benefits and limitations. For example, physicians spend a large amount of time documenting what occurred during the day. By using abbreviations in medical records, physicians can save time, which allows them to complete other tasks. It can also help minimize spelling errors.
Obtain an updated treatment plan. 3. Attend the appointment with Dr. Voci on 4/26/17. Obtain a current treatment plan. 4.
Mildred Pasek, my friend and colleague died on August 8th 2017 following an anterior approached back surgery on July 28th at the New England Baptist Hospital. Before you read on, my goal is not to criticize the orthopedic or vascular surgeon’s professionalism, immense skill or personal care of Mildred as these cases affects all providers on a deep emotional and professional level. My concern is for the post-operative care of patients, like Mildred, who have comorbidities, are not necessarily in the ideal condition going into surgery, or at a critical time can advocate for themselves. As well as the debilitating arthritis, she had hypertension required three antihypertensive medications to control. Those meds were held pre surgery, and never resumed.
Like abdominal cramps, fever, diarrhea and weight loss were observed in the patients, particularly to young adults. In 1923, surgeons at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York identified 12 patients with similar symptoms. In the 1930, Dr. Burrill B. Crohn pointed out similar findings in two patients whom he was treating. On May
I will be assigned to a new patient next week, and I will make sure that I will know everything about all the medications the patient takes. That will be done in order to know what I am going to be administering and how dangerous it will be if any of them are administered incorrectly. I will make sure all preventable complications will not occur. In order to do that, I need to know the function of the medication and what they are really for based on the patient’s diagnoses.
For each abnormal value, describe what physiological effect it might have on the patient. Connect each of your descriptions to one or more of the symptoms Harold has been experiencing.
The patient BAC was .34 when lab were conduct. The patient reports a non-compliance with his medications for 3 weeks. The patient reports that he was unable to fill them a few months ago with DayMark. The patient reports that he has been depressed recently. Furthermore, he reports that both of his parents died years ago around this time of year and he tries to block out the thought of both their deaths.
. 0.2 points Question 6 Mark all sentences that are written correctly. How will this medication affect her blood pressure?
This should also be asked to the patient on every drug round as new drugs can be described at any time. The patients’ weight should be recorded on the kardex also as certain drugs are given according to weight such as Infliximab and their weight will determine the required
The patient was diagnosed for polyps and multiple diverticula at the age of 68. The Patient suffers of painful osteoarthritis of both knees, shoulder hips. Patient?s mother deceased at the age of 79 from breast cancer and her father deceased at the age of 54 from heart attack. The patient noted with bilateral lower extremities edema, and claimed that she uses 2 pillows as a comfortable position to sleep,