L.R.Q., 63 years old, married, currently residing at cawayan, Dalaguete, cebu, was admitted for the first time at Cebu Velez General Hospital on August 24, 2009. Patient noted onset of yellowish stool lasting for months thus sought consult and given unrecalled medicines. 4 months PTA, patient noted decreased in stool, less than 1 / 2 cup, soft, watery, yellow, blood-streaked, caliber stool, 2 episodes per day
L.R.Q., 63 years old, married, currently residing at cawayan, Dalaguete, cebu, was admitted for the first time at Cebu Velez General Hospital on August 24, 2009. Patient noted onset of yellowish stool lasting for months thus sought consult and given unrecalled medicines. 4 months PTA, patient noted decreased in stool, less than 1 / 2 cup, soft, watery, yellow, blood-streaked, caliber stool, 2 episodes per day
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L.R.Q., 63 years old, married, currently residing at cawayan, Dalaguete, cebu, was admitted for the first time at Cebu Velez General Hospital on August 24, 2009. Patient noted onset of yellowish stool lasting for months thus sought consult and given unrecalled medicines. 4 months PTA, patient noted decreased in stool, less than 1 / 2 cup, soft, watery, yellow, blood-streaked, caliber stool, 2 episodes per day
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15 CLIENT IN CONTEXT PRESENT STATE INTERVENTIONS EVALUATION
CLIENT IN CONTEXT EMERGENCY ROOM BLOTTER:
L.R.Q., 63 years old, married, currently Time in: 1:10 PM residing at Cawayan, Dalaguete, Cebu, born Time out: 5:20 PM on June 24, 1946, was admitted for the first BP: 110/70 mmHg time at Cebu Velez General Hospital on PR: 84bpm August 24, 2009 at 5:20 PM per taxi RR: 24cpm accompanied by his wife, for complains of Temperature:36.0 C/ axilla presence of adenomatous polyp, rectum, Weight: 56 kilograms under the service of Dr. Donaldo of the Department of Internal Medicine, was co- Problem: managed of surgery on August 25 2009 1. Adenomatous polyp, rectum under the service of Dr. Stephen Bullo, with the case number of 05945, room number 404a at PPW 4th floor. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION General Measurements: HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS Height: 5’3” 2 years PTA, patient noted onset of Weight: 56 kgs yellowish stool lasting for months thus sought Ideal Body Weight: 54kilograms consult and given unrecalled medicines. 4 months PTA, patient noted decreased in General Appearance: stool, less than ½ cup, soft, watery, yellow, August 27, 2009(Thursday) blood-streaked, caliber stool, 2 episodes per Time: 5:10 pm day, with positive passage of flatus, with occasional tenesmus, no associated anorexia, Examined Patient lying on bed awake, conscious, body malaise, light headedness or changes in coherent, afebrile with IVF PL148 infusing well at urinary habits. Patient complained for right arm 30 drops per minute with the following abdominal pain in the RLQ, pinching in vital signs character with a pain scale of 5/10, being 10 BP = 150/100mmHg, PR = 90bpm, RR = 17cpm, T as the highest and 1 as the lowest, localized = 37°C,BMI = 22.5 with passage of flatus. Patient’s condition was tolerated and no medications taken and Skin: no consultation was done. Brown complexion, warm to touch, senile skin 3 months PTA, due to persistence of the turgor, decreased elasticity, incision length of 9 condition, patient sought for consult. Patient inches, gauze was dry with no putrid smell to be undergone a colonoscopy and biopsy at noted, no swelling, no redness, large birthmark on Visayas Community Medical Center. right side of the chest, scar on right leg near the Colonoscopy revealed (+) mass at 10 cm shin from anal area, soft, attached to the wall occupying about ¼ at the lumen at the rectal Nails: area with tiny ulcers seems scattered Pale nail beds, no nail clubbing, CRT<2 seconds, surrounded with erythema and (+) mucosal thickened and smooth, firm invagination at the descending colon. Biopsy revealed presence of an adenomatous polyp. Hair: Patient was advised by the doctor for surgical Black with thick strands, evenly distributed, no removal and was prescribed with unrecalled presence of parasite or dandruff medication to be taken for 1 month with good compliance. Patient claimed improvement of Head and Scalp: condition. Normocephalic, can flex and turn head up, down 3 weeks PTA, patient noted decreased and to both sides, no lesions on scalp, smooth, no 16 amount of stool, less than ½ cup, watery, pain noted during movement yellow, non-blood streaked associated with RLQ abdominal pain, 5/10, being 10 as the Face: APPENDICES