DATE:
CHIEF COMPLAINT: Change in mental status x
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:
Onset-
Character-
Alleviating factors-
Time course-
Exacerbating factors-
Severity-
New weakness-
Altered sensation-
Vision problems-
Impaired speech/swallowing-
Decreased ability to stand/walk-
Falling-
Baseline-
Similar symptoms before-
Head injury-
Nausea- , Vomiting- , SOB- , CP-
Headache- , Passed out- , Seizure- , Dizzy-
Cough- , Fever/chills- , Palpitations- , Dysuria-
ER Tx given-
PAST MEDICAL HISTORY:
MI CAD CABG HTN CHF EF DM Hyperchol. Dilated CMP Pacemaker
Stroke Arrhythmias Migraine Seizures
Stress test-
2D-Echo-
Catheterization-
When- Where-
CA PUD PVD DVT COPD Asthma Gallstones EGD Colonoscopy
PAST SURGICAL HISTORY:
CABG Valve surgery
Cholecystectomy Hernia GSW Hysterectomy C-section
MEDICATIONS:
ALLERGY: NKDA
FMH:
CAD<> 55 yo DM Stroke HTN CA Migraine
SOCIAL HISTORY: Independent NH Lives w spouse son daughter
Alcohol- no heavy occasional last drink
Smoker: no
Illicit drugs- no cocaine heroin marijuana
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: unremarkable apart from above symptoms
PHYSICAL EXAM:
VITALS: Orthostatics-
SpO2- Initial vitals-
GENERAL APPEARANCE: WD/WN in NAD
SKIN: no rash
HEENT: NC/AT, PERRLA (B), moist MM, no epistaxis
NECK: Supple, no JVD +JVD
LUNGS: CTA (B) crackles L R B wheezing
HEART: Clear S1S2, RRR irregular murmur S D /6 S3
ABDOMEN: Soft, NT, ND, +BS
Rectal exam:
EXTREMITIES: no edema +edema
PERIPHERAL VASCULAR: palpable nonpalpable Doppler
NEURO:
AAO x 3, CN 2-12: non focal
MUSCLE STRENGHT: 5/5 (B), SENSATION: nonfocal
DTR: ++, CEREBELLAR: non focal
LABS:
N= B= L= AG= LFT
CPP x 1 - negative
Plasma osmolality- Osmolar gap-
Urine toxic screen-
EtOH level-Acetaminophen-Salicylates-
UA:
CT head:
CXR:
EKG:
ASSESSMENT:
-Baseline-
-Change in mental status due to
*Infection-
*Volume depletion
*Hypernatremia
*TIA
*CVA
*Seizure
*Subdural hemorrhage
-Swallow evaluation at bedside-
PLAN:
-CPP x 2 q 8 hr
-EKG now and in AM
-ASA
-UA
-Tylenol 650 mg PO q 4-6 hr PRN headache
-Vasotec 1.25 mg IV q 6 hr PRN SBP> 160
Signature:
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Related:
Stroke/TIA order set. Happy Hospitalist, 08/2008.
Published: 02/11/2005
Updated: 08/11/2008
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What is cpp?
ReplyDeleteCPP = Chest Pain Panel (cardiac enzymes)
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