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Patient Profile
58 170 . 68 .
CC:
HPl:
PMH:
MH:
Glucophage XR

tab BID pc

60 tab

Actosmet

1 tab OD pc

60 tab

Amaryl (2)

1 tab OD ac

60 tab

Amlodipine (5)

1 tab OD pc

60 tab

HCTZ (25)

tab OD pc

30 tab

Livalo (2)

1 tab OD hs

30 tab

(750)

ALL: NKDA
PE : DMT2 , HTN , DLP
Lab :-

Problem list : Diabetes type II DRP with Drug interaction


and improper drug selection
S:O:A:

(Causes of Diabetes)



4
1. 1 (type 1 diabetes mellitus,
T1DM)
2. 2 (type 2 diabetes mellitus,
T2DM)

3. (other specific
types)
4. (gestational diabetes
mellitus, GDM)

1.
2.
3.
4.

5.

6.

4
1.



200 ./.
2.
8 (FPG) > 126 ./.

3. (75 g Oral Glucose Tolerance


Test, OGTT) 2 > 200
./.
4. hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
6.5%


(NGSP certified and standardized to
DCCT assay)

1

1
*** HbA 1c
standardization quality
control HbA1c


HbA 1c 6.0-6.4% 2550%
2
1

1

2






***
sulfonylureas DM Type 1
DM Type 2


1.
2.

3.
4. 140/90 mmHg

5. HDL 35 % TG
250 .%
6.
4

7. HbA1c>5.7
IFG IGT
8.

9.
BMI = 68/1.7^2 = 23.52


cohort study2

1
(risk
score)
( 12 )
(
++)

*** 9
9

3
2

*** 9
12
20%

Assessment of therapy

1 2

*** 3
Metformin(Glucophage) , Pioglitazone(Amaryl) ,
Glimerpiride+Metformin (Astosmet)

IESAC Sulfonylurea
sulfonylurea
glimerpiride
Indication
Efficacy

Safety

Adherance

glipizide
Anti-diabetics

Bioavailability : 100%

Bioavailability : 100%

Excretion : urine 60%

excretion : urine 63-90%

1-2mg PO qAM after

5mg PO qDay before

Protein bound : 99.5%

breakfast or with first

Protein bound : 99%

breakfast or with first meal

meal ; may increase dose

by 1-2mg every 1-2 weeks


; not to exceed 8mg/day
Cost

0.20

***
Glimerpiride(Amaryl)
glipizide
UC

IESAC Thiazolidinedione
Thiazolidinedione
pioglitazone
Indication
Efficacy

Safety

rosiglitazone
Anti-diabetics

Protein bound : >99%

Bioavailability : 99%

Excretion : urine 15-30%

Protein bound : >99%

Excretion : urine 64%

Adherance

15-30mg PO with meal

4 mg PO qDay or divided

qDay initial ; may increase

q12 hr

dose by 15mg with careful


monitoring to 45 mg qDay
maximum
Cost

2.2

64.80

*** Thiazolidinedione
rosiglitazone
hypertention
rosiglitazone
Ref :
1. http://dmsic.moph.go.th/dmsic/index.php?
p=1&type=3&s=3&id=middle_drug
2.

http://dmsic.moph.go.th/dmsic/admin/files/userfiles/files/essentia
l_book_56.pdf
3.
Plan (P)
Goal :

Short term goal :

HbA 1c 7.0-7.5
%
Long term goal : HbA1c 2-6

Treatment therapy:
Metformin(750) tab BID pc
glipizide 5mg

PO ac

Actosmet 1 tab OD pc
Therapeutic Monitoring : HbA 1c 7.0-7.5
%
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :
Metformin : , , ,
Glipizid :

Pioglitazone :

Patient education:

Future plan: progress note


-


albuminuria (microalbuminuria)
urine albumin/creatinine ratio 1 12



1
2 (1 45 .
120 . 330 .)


- HCTZ
drug interaction
3
Calcium Chanel Blocker

Problem list 2 Hypertention DRP with Adverse drug reaction and


drug interaction
S:O:A:
Assessment(A)
(Etiology)
Hypertension
140/90 mmHg







pheochromocytoma
primary aldosteronism 2

, cocaine, amphetamine, steroids, non-steroidal anti


inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), pseudoephedrine


1.
/
.
/
/
2.
()
. .
.

3.

.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

18
(Symptoms)



1

Treatment

***
Thiazide ACEI ARB CCB
guildline Amlodipine
+HCTZ HCTZ Hyperglycemia

HCTZ Antidiabetic agent


ARB

IESAC
Losartan
Indication
Efficacy

Bioavailability

Bioavailability

Bioavailability

: 25%

: 25%

: 15%

bound : 98%

bound : 94-

bound : >99%

4%

Excretion :

26%

Excretion :

Adherance

Candesartan

Anti-hypertension

Protein

Safety

Valsartan

50 mg

Protein
95%

13%

Protein
Excretion :

80-160 mg

16 mg

Cost

1.9

15.5

14.88

*** ARB
Losartan HCTZ
HCTZ interaction
anti-diabetics agent
Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal : SBP < 140
mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
Long term goal : 1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
2.

Treatment therapy:
Losartan : 50 mg
Therapeutic Monitoring :

SBP 140 mmHg DBP 90 mmHg


2-4

ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :

Patient education:
1. 5-6 /


1 2,000 1
500 1
140 1
490 1 400

2.
3. 30 5-7 /
4.
(Body mass index) =
18.5-24.9 ./..

5.

6.
Future plan:
1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg 1

2.
/

- ACEI ARB (
ACEI ARB )
-
betablocker, aldosterone antagonist

Problemlist 2 : Dyslipidemia with DRP needed


therapy
Subjective data(S) : Objective data(O) : -

Assessment(A)
Etiology

(Artherosclerosis)
(cardiovascular diseases)
(coronary heart disease)
(cerebrovascular disease)
(peripheral arterial disease)

Differential diagnosis
3

1. (primary dyslipidemia)

polygenic hypercholesterolemia, familial
hypercholesterolemia (FH) familial combined
hyperlipidemia
2. (seconary dyslipidemia)

/ lipoprotein

LDL-C
hypothyroidism, cholestasis, nephrotic syndrome,
thiazides, progestogens, cyclosporine



estrogen, beta-blockers, glucocorticoids, thiazides,
protease inhibitors
HDL-C
anabolic steroids,
testosterone, progestogen, beta-blockers
3. (dietary
dyslipidemia)

LDL-C
/




***
2.
(seconary dyslipidemia


severity
3
1 LDL-C
(>200 /)
non-HDL-C nonHDL-C total
cholesterol HDL-C ( 2)

-
- Ischemic stroke carotid
artery, transient ischemic attack
- Symptomatic peripheral arterial disease
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm
LDL-C

<100 / non-HDL-C <130 /

2

2
LDL-C
-
- ( >140/90 mmHg
)
- HDL-C (< 40 ./)
-

55 , 65
- 45 ,
55
LDL-C <130
/ non-HDL-C <160 /
3


0-1
2 LDLC <160 / non-HDL-C <190 /
2 3 HDL-C >60
/ 1
***


2
- ( >140/90 mmHg
)
- 45
***non-HDL-C = 177
non-HDL-C <160 /
ASCVD
Cause of problems and Risk factors
-
-

-

, ,
*
Treatment

***
2 40-75
Statin (high-intensity statin 10-y
ASCVD risk 7.5%
ref
http://clincalc.com/Cardiology/ASCVD/PooledCohort.aspx

***
2 40-75
Statin (high-intensity statin 10-y
ASCVD risk 7.5%

Rosuvastatin 20 mg
Rosuvastatin 40 mg
IESAC
Pitavastatin
Indication
Efficacy

Simvastatin

Anti-lipidemia
2 mg PO OD

10-20 mg PO

OD

Back pain

Diarrhea

UTI ,CPK

,Myopathy

s,

LN)

is

,UTI

,Transaminases

al pain

LN)

4 mg
Safety

Atorvastatin

,Joint pain

40 mg PO OD

,Nasopharyngiti elevation(>3xU

,Rhabdomyolys Arthralgia

,Flatulence

,Hyperglycemia ,Musculoskelet increased(>3xU


Adherance

PO

PO

PO

Cost

27.7

21.5

**** IESAC Pitavastatin


Simvastatin Pitavastatin
UC
Pitavastatin
simvastatin
simvastatin
pitavastatin

Plan (P)
Goals :
Long term goal :

Drug Treatment :
- Simvastatin 40mg/day 1

ref(http://www.nephrothai.org/nephrothai_boffice/images
_upload/news/441/files/final_

%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%B9%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%
A1%E0%B8%B7%E0%B8%AD_ckd_2015.pdf)
Therapeutic mornitoring :
LDL

100

mg/dl

Total Cholesterol <200 mg/dl


HDL

60

mg/dl

Triglyceride < 150

mg/dl

High-intensity
statin LDL

50

baseline

Safety mornitoring :
-

UTI ,
-

CPK elevation(>3xULN) ,Flatulence

,Transaminases increased(>3xULN)

Patient education :
-



-
Future plan :

2
Patient Profile
28 162 . 55 .
CC: HPl: PMH: MH:
1.

Euthyrox (100)

tab OD pc

Levothyroxine
2.

Prednisolone (5)

30
tab

1 tab pc AM, tab pc PM

30
tab

3.

Caltrate-D (1500)

1 tab OD pc

calcium

1
bottle

carbonate/vitamin
D3
4.

Fluoxetine (20)

1 tab OD pc

3
strip

5.

Nexium

tab OD hs

(40)Esomeprazole
6.

Zigacal Ultra

2
strip

1-2 tab prn

(1000)ca carbonate

20
tab

ALL: NKDA
PE : hypothyroidism (secondary), adrenal insuff. (secondary)
Lab :-

problem list
1.Hypothyroidism DRP with unnecessary drug
with drug interaction (levo-calcium
S :O : hypothyroidism (secondary), adrenal insuff. (secondary)
A :
Etiology
Hypothyroidism ()



0.3% overt
hypothyroidism 4.3% subclinical hypothyroidism
the United States National Health and Nutrition
Examination Survey (NHANE III)

1. Primary hypothyroidism

2. Secondary hypothyroidism
hypothalamus
Symptoms
(hypothyroidism)
:
o

(Lack of energy)

()

(muscle cramps & stiffness)

1. Hyperthyroidism




2. Hypothyroidism


2
1.
/ (Primary
hypothyroidism)

2.

/
(Secondary hypothyroidism)
IESAC
Levothyroxine
Indication
Efficacy

hypothyroidism
Bioavailability :

Bioavailability :

80%

95%

2-3

T3

T3

T3

24

Angina pectoris ,

Tachycardia ,

Congenstive heart

Hypotension,

Half life : 9 day


Safety

Liothyronin

Half life : 1

T3

failure ,Flushing ,

Myocardia

Myocardial

infraction,

infraction

Cardiopulmonary
arrest

Adherance

Cost

0.56

2-3

levothyroxine

sodium
total

body scan

IESAC

Ref: http://www.chatlert.worldmedic.com/docfile/hypothyroidism.doc
***** IESAC
Levothyroxine


T3 T3


Liothyronin

T3
24 T3

Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal :
1. thyroid hormones
Long term goal :
1. thyroid hormones
2.

Hypothyroidism
Treatment therapy:
Therapeutic Monitoring :
1. TSH

2. T3
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :
1. Levothyroxine
Calcium carbonate calcium
carbonate levothyroxine
2. Levothyroxine adrenal insufficiency

ref : drug inform 20th edition p.956


3. Angina pectoris
, Congenstive heart failure ,Flushing , Myocardial infraction

Patient education:
1.

2.
3. amiodarone

4.

hypothyroidism
Future plan : pharmacist note
Fluoxetine

levothyroxine calcium carbonate


4

problem list

2. Adrenal insuff with DRP


Subjective (S) : Objective (O) : hypothyroidism (secondary), adrenal insuff.
(secondary)
Assessment(A)
(Etiology)
Adrenal insufficiency

adrenal crisis
adrenal insufficiency
primary secondary adrenal insufficiency

adrenal insufficiency
1. Primary adrenal insufficiency ( Addisons disease )
Autoimmune adrenalitis

( idiopathic)

70-80

primary AI (isolated)

( polyglandular autoimmune syndrome )

2. Secondary adrenal insufficiency


hypopituitarism

(Sheehans
syndrome)

craniopharyngioma
lymphocytic hypophysitis, sarcoidosis,
histiocytosis X

3. Tertiary adrenal insufficiency




AI
corticotropin
releasing hormone (CRH) ACTH
cortisol



Ref : http://www.chatlert.worldmedic.com/docfile/ai.doc
(Symptoms)
secondary AI
hyperpigmentation plasma ACTH pale skin

Cushings syndrome

1. Primary adrenal insufficiency ( Addisons disease )


Autoimmune adrenalitis

( idiopathic)

70-80

primary AI (isolated)

( polyglandular autoimmune syndrome )

2. Secondary adrenal insufficiency


hypopituitarism

(Sheehans
syndrome)

craniopharyngioma
lymphocytic hypophysitis, sarcoidosis,
histiocytosis X
3. Tertiary adrenal insufficiency



AI
corticotropin
releasing hormone (CRH) ACTH
cortisol



Ref : http://www.chatlert.worldmedic.com/docfile/ai.doc
**** Secondary
adrenal insufficiency


1. glucocorticoid
2. sepsis

3. surgical stress

4. anticoagulation
5. adrenal hemorrhage meningococcemia,
pseudomonas a. (Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome)
Assessment of therapy
secondary tertiary AI
glucocorticoid prednisolone ( 5mg. )
5-7.5 mg. 1
3 dexamethasone 0.5
mg.
IESAC
Prednisolone

dexamethason
e

Indication
Efficacy

Secondary adrenal insufficiency


duration 18-36 hr

Half life : 1.8 -3.5

91%

Metabolism : liver

protein binding 65Metabolism primary


hepatic

Half-life 3.6 hr

hr

excretion prmary
urine
Safety

Acne , Adrenal

Acne , Adrenal

suppression DM, GI

suppression, Cardiac

ulcer ,Hypokalemic

perforation , Peptic

,Osteoporosis ,

Osteoporosis, weigh

perforation , Peptic
alkalosis

weigh gain ,

arrest ,DM,GI

ulcer ,Moon face,


gain , Pituitary

Pituitary adrenal axis adrenal axis


suppression

suppression

Adherance

PO

PO

Cost

0.3

0.12

IESAC
**** IESAC Prednisolone

Dexamethasone Prednisolone

Ref : http://dmsic.moph.go.th/dmsic/index.php?
&p=1&type=3&t=3&id=26&sch=3
Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal : ACTH

Long term goal :


Treatment therapy:

prednisolone ( 5mg. )

5-7.5 mg. 1
3
Therapeutic Monitoring :
1.
2.

3.



4. hyponatremia, hyperkalemia
hypoglycemia & acidosis
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :

- Adrenal suppression DM, GI perforation ,


Peptic ulcer ,Hypokalemic alkalosis ,Osteoporosis , weigh
gain , Pituitary adrenal axis suppression
Patient education:
1. steroid
2. orthostatic
hypotension

3.


4.

5.


Ref :

http://www.thaihp.org/index.php?

option=other_detail&lang=th&id=42&sub=26
http://portal.nurse.cmu.ac.th/ELearning/Lists/List/Attachments/21/endocrine2.ppt
Future plan
15
prednosolone 7.5 mg

3
Patient Profile
68 175 . 73 .
CC:
HPl:
PMH:
MH:
Rx
1.

Janumet
( sitagliptin/metfor
min HCl)

1 tab BID pc

56
tab

2.

Diamicron MR

1 tab OD pc

(Gliclazide )
3.

Utmos

tab
1 tab OD pc

(pioglitazone )
4.

Lantus Solostar

Exforge HCT

28
tab

30 unit OD

(glargine)
5.

28

28
tab

1 tab OD pc

(amlodipine,

28
tab

hydrochlorothiazid
e, and valsartan)
6.

Neurontin(Gabapen 1 cap OD hs

28

tin)

tab

ALL:Bactrim ()
PE : DMT2 w/ DN & neuropathy, HTN
Lab :-

Problem list DMT2 DRP with Sub-optimal drug


Subjective (S) -

Objective (O) : DMT2 w/ DN & neuropathy, HTN


Assessment(A)
(Etiology)


1. 1 (Type 1 Diabetes)

(beta cells)
1

2. 2 (Type 2 Diabetes)

Ref : http://www.roche.co.th/home/disease/diabetes.html
(Symptoms)
2
40

-
-

-
-
-

-
() 70-99 ./. 2
140 ./.

Ref : http://www.diabetescareth.com/diabetes_detail.php?
diabetesid=10


4
1.



200 ./.
2.
8 (FPG) > 126 ./.
3. (75 g Oral Glucose Tolerance
Test, OGTT) 2 > 200
./.
4. hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
6.5%


(NGSP certified and standardized to
DCCT assay)

3

*** HbA 1c
standardization quality
control HbA1c

HbA 1c 6.0-6.4% 2550%


2
1

1

2

***** 2
2

2
-
/
-

-
-

- (HDL) 35
/ (Triglycerides)
250 /
-

Assessment of therapy

*** Combination injectable


therapy 3 sitagliptin/metformin
(Janumet ) , Gliclazide (Diamicron MR ) , Pioglitazone
(Utmos

) Glagine ( Lantus Solostar)

IESAC glucosidase inhibitor


acarbose
Indication
Efficacy

voglibose
Anti-diabetics

Bioavailability :
<2%

Excretion : urine
34%
Safety

Adherance

25 mg

0.3 mg

Cost

6.05

*** Bactrim(Cotrimazole)
sulfonamide Diamicron MR

(Gliclazide)
sulfonamide glucosidase inhibitor acarbose

IESAC Thiazolidinedione
Thiazolidinedione
pioglitazone

rosiglitazone

Indication

Anti-diabetics

Efficacy

Protein bound : >99%

Bioavailability : 99%

30%

Excretion : urine 64%

Safety

Excretion : urine 15-

Protein bound : >99%

Adherance

15-30mg PO with meal 4 mg PO qDay or


qDay initial ; may

increase dose by 15mg


with careful monitoring
to 45 mg qDay
maximum

divided q12 hr

Cost

2.2

64.80

*** Thiazolidinedione
rosiglitazone
hypertention
rosiglitazone
IESAC DPP-4 inhibitor
sitagliptin
Indication
Efficacy

vildagliptin
Anti-diabetics

Bioavailability :

Bioavailability :

87%

87%

38%

9.3%

87%

85%

Protein bound :
Excretion : urine
Safety

Protein bound :
Excretion : urine

Adherance

100 mg once daily

100 mg once daily

Cost

45.52 /

21.78 /

vil >>
http://www.ema.europa.eu/docs/en_GB/document_library/EPAR__Product_Information/human/000771/WC500020327.pdf
sita >> drug information 1927
*** IESAC Vidagliptin

Galvumet
(Vidagliptin + metformin)
Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal :

HbA 1c 7.0-7.5
%
Long term goal : HbA1c 2-6

Treatment therapy:

acarbose (25) 1X3 pc


pioglitazone 1 tab OD pc
Galvumet (50/1000) 1 tab BID pc
Lantus Solostar 30 unit OD

Therapeutic Monitoring : HbA 1c 7.0-7.5


%
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :
acarbose :
pioglitazone :

Galvumet :
Lantus Solostar : Hypoglycemia

Patient education:
-

-
5
-

- hypoglycemia

3 , 180 . , 180
. , 3 , 1 , 240 . ,
2 , , 1

15-20
- insulin
- Abdominal , arm , hip , thigh
- insulin
- (2-8 oC)
-

1
Future plan: pharmacist note
-


albuminuria (microalbuminuria)
urine albumin/creatinine ratio 1 12



1
2 (1 45 .
120 . 330 .)

Problemlist 2 : Hypertention with DRP drug


interaction
Subjective (S) Objective (O) : DMT2 w/ DN & neuropathy, HTN
Assessment(A)
(Etiology)
Hypertension
140/90 mmHg









pheochromocytoma
primary aldosteronism 2

, cocaine, amphetamine, steroids, non-steroidal anti


inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), pseudoephedrine

9.
/
.
/
/
10.

()
. .
.
11.

12.

13.




14.

15.

16.

18
(Symptoms)



1

Treatment

*** Exforge HCT combination


3 1. Amlodipine ( CCB) 2.
HCTZ( Thiazide) 3. valsartan ( ARB)
HCTZ( Thiazide)

pioglitazone (Utmos)
Exforge HCT

HCTZ valsartan ( ARB)


Amlodipine
Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal : SBP < 140
mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
Long term goal : 1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
2.

Treatment therapy:
Valsartan : 80-160 mg
Amlodipine : 5 mg
Therapeutic Monitoring :
SBP 140 mmHg DBP 90 mmHg
2-4

ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :

Valsartan :

Amlodipine :
Patient education:
1. 5-6 /


1 2,000 1
500 1
140 1
490 1 400

2.
3. 30 5-7 /
4.
(Body mass index) =
18.5-24.9 ./..
5.

6.
Future plan:

1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg 1

2.
/

- ACEI ARB (
ACEI ARB )
-
betablocker, aldosterone antagonist

4
- 65

PMH:

Degenerative joint disease (x 15 )


Hyperthyroidism (x 10 )
DM type2 (x 8 )
HTN (x 5 )
Dyslipidemia (x 5 )

MH:

Prednisolone (5) 3 tab OD


Nurofen (400) 1 tab QID prn pain
Tapazole (5) 1 tab OD
Eltroxin (100) tab OD
Humulin (70/30) 50-0-24 ac -
Galvusmet (50/1000) 1 tab OD
Crestor (20) 1 tab OD
Plendil (10) 1 tab OD
Blopress plus (8/12.5) 1 tab OD
Aspent-M (81) 1 tab OD

All:

Dicloxacillin erythema multiforme

PE:

GEN- obese, cushingoid-appearing, mild swelling and

tenderness in both knees.

VS- BP 158/96 , HR 93 regular, T 37.1, Wt 73, Ht


168, waist 97
HEENT- thin, fine hair w/ male-pattern baldness;
bilateral proptosis R>L, (+) lid lag, normal size thyroid
gland
CHEST- WNL
ABD- central obese, soft, no mass, (+) striae
GU- mild enlarged prostate gland
RECT- guaiac-negative
EXT- thin, wasted extremities, several ecchymoses;
knees warm and tender to pressure
NEURO- decreased pin prick and vibratory sensation in
lower extremities
Lab:

Na 138

108

K 3.9
HCO3 19

Cl
BUN 6.4

Scr 1.1
Hct 42%
ALT 28
Phos 68

Hgb 14
AST 25

Alk

FBS 148
TC 223

HbA1c 7.2%

HDL-C 46

TG 270

Free T4 9 pg/mL
Free T3 4.5 pg/mL
TSH 1.8 mIU/L
ClCR= 66.56 ml/min

Problemlist 1 : Diabetes mellitus with DRP noncompliance


Subjective (S) Objective (O) :
Na 138

K 3.9

HCO3 19

BUN 6.4
Hct 42%

ALT 28

Cl 108
Scr 1.1
Hgb 14

AST 25

Alk Phos

68
FBS 148
TC 223

HDL-C 46

HbA1c 7.2%
TG 270

Free T4 9 pg/mL
Free T3 4.5 pg/mL

Assessment(A)

TSH 1.8 mIU/L

(Etiology)

(Causes of Diabetes)



4
1. 1 (type 1 diabetes mellitus,
T1DM)
2. 2 (type 2 diabetes mellitus,
T2DM)
3. (other specific
types)
4. (gestational diabetes
mellitus, GDM)
Symptoms
7.
8.
9.
10.

11.

12.

4
1.



200 ./.
2.
8 (FPG) > 126 ./.
3. (75 g Oral Glucose Tolerance
Test, OGTT) 2 > 200
./.
4. hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c)
6.5%


(NGSP certified and standardized to
DCCT assay)


3
*** HbA 1c

standardization quality
control HbA1c

HbA 1c 6.0-6.4% 2550%

HbA 1c 7.2%

2
1

1

2





*** 2

1.
2.
3.
4. 140/90 mmHg
5. HDL 35 % TG 250
.%
7.
4
8.HbA1c>5.7
IFG IGT

9.
10.
***

140/90 mmHg , HbA1c>5.7 ,
BMI = 73/1.68^2 = 25.86

Severity

cohort study2

1
(risk
score)
( 12 )
(
++)

*** 11
9

*** 11
12
20%

Assessment of therapy

*** 2
Metformin + Vidagliptin (Galvusmet)
premix insulin ( isophane+regular )

HbA1C 7.2%( <7.0%)


FBS 148 (<126) HbA1C compliance


Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal :
HbA 1c < 7%
Long term goal : HbA1c 2-6

Treatment therapy:
Therapeutic Monitoring : HbA 1c < 7%
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :
Patient education:
1. 5-6 /


1 2,000 1
500 1
140 1

490 1 400

2.
3. 30 5-7 /
4.
(Body mass index) =
18.5-24.9 ./..
5.

6.
7.
Future plan: progress note
-


albuminuria (microalbuminuria)
urine albumin/creatinine ratio 1 12



1
2 (1 45 .
120 . 330 .)

insulin rapid acting

Problemlist 2 : Dyslipidemia with


DRP needed therapy
Assessment(A)
Pathology




(Artherosclerosis) (cardiovascular
diseases) (coronary heart
disease) (cerebrovascular disease)
(peripheral arterial disease)

Differential diagnosis
3

1. (primary dyslipidemia)


polygenic hypercholesterolemia, familial hypercholesterolemia
(FH) familial combined hyperlipidemia
2. (seconary dyslipidemia)
/
lipoprotein LDL-C
hypothyroidism, cholestasis, nephrotic syndrome,

thiazides, progestogens, cyclosporine




estrogen, beta-blockers, glucocorticoids,
thiazides, protease inhibitors HDL-C

anabolic steroids, testosterone,


progestogen, beta-blockers
3. (dietary dyslipidemia)
LDL-C
/







***

2. (seconary
dyslipidemia

severity
3 1

LDL-C
(>200
/) non-HDL-C nonHDL-C total
cholesterol HDL-C ( 2)
1


-
- Ischemic stroke carotid artery,
transient ischemic attack
- Symptomatic peripheral arterial disease
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm


LDL-C <100 / non-

HDL-C <130 /

2




2

LDL-C

-
- ( >140/90 mmHg
)
- HDL-C (< 40 ./)
- 55 ,

65
- 45 , 55

LDL-C <130 / nonHDL-C <160 /


3


2
0-1


LDL-C <160 / non-HDL-C <190 /

2 3 HDL-C >60 /
1

***

2

- ( >140/90 mmHg
)
- 45
***
non-HDL-C = 177 non
HDL-C <160 /


ASCVD
Cause of problems and Risk factors
-
-
-
,
,
*
Treatment

***


2
40-75 Statin (high-intensity statin
10-y ASCVD risk 7.5%
ref http://clincalc.com/Cardiology/ASCVD/PooledCohort.aspx

***


2
40-75 Statin (high-intensity statin
10-y ASCVD risk 7.5%

Rosuvastatin
20 mg
Rosuvastatin 40
mg
Plan (P)
Goals :
Long term goal :

Drug Treatment :
- Rosuvastatin 40mg/day() 1
ref(http://www.nephrothai.org/nephrothai_boffice/images_upl
oad/news/441/files/final_
%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%B9%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8
%B7%E0%B8%AD_ckd_2015.pdf)
Therapeutic mornitoring :

LDL 100 mg/dl

Total Cholesterol <200 mg/dl

HDL 60 mg/dl

Triglyceride < 150


mg/dl

High-intensity statin

LDL 50 baseline
Safety mornitoring :


Patient education :
-




-

Future plan :

Problemlist 3 : Hypertension with


DRP
S:O:PE:

GEN- obese, cushingoid-appearing, mild swelling and

tenderness in both knees.


VS- BP 158/96, HR 93 regular, T 37.1, Wt 73, Ht 168, waist
97
HEENT- thin, fine hair w/ male-pattern baldness; bilateral
proptosis R>L, (+) lid lag, normal size thyroid gland
CHEST- WNL
ABD- central obese, soft, no mass, (+) striae

GU- mild enlarged prostate gland


RECT- guaiac-negative
EXT- thin, wasted extremities, several ecchymoses; knees warm
and tender to pressure
NEURO- decreased pin prick and vibratory sensation in lower
extremities

A:
Assessment(A)
(Etiology)
Hypertension
140/90 mmHg







pheochromocytoma
primary aldosteronism 2

, cocaine, amphetamine, steroids, non-steroidal anti


inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), pseudoephedrine


1.
/
.
/
/
2.

.

3.

4.


5.

6.

18
(Symptoms)

Treatment

***
Thiazide ACEI ARB CCB
guildline
Felodipine(CCB) + candesartan cilexetil(ARB)/HCTZ


candesartan cilexetil 8 mg 16 mg

4 BP goal SBP < 140


mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg

Plan (P)
Goal :
Short term goal : SBP < 140
mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
Long term goal : 1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg
2.

Treatment therapy:
- Plendil(felodipine)
10 mg PO OD 20 mg PO OD
- Blopress plus (8/12.5) 1 tab OD
Therapeutic Monitoring :
1. SBP 140 mmHg DBP 90 mmHg
2-4

2.
3.
ADRs/Toxic Monitoring :
- ,
hypokalemia

- hypotension felodipine

Patient education:
1. 5-6 /


1 2,000 1
500 1
140 1
490 1 400

2.
3. 30 5-7 /
4.
(Body mass index) =
18.5-24.9 ./..

5.

6.
Future plan:
1. SBP <
140 mmHg DBP < 90 mmHg 1

2.
/

- ACEI ARB (
ACEI ARB )
-
betablocker, aldosterone antagonist

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