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Present history:
Patient suddenly faint while walking on the beachwalk. And then, patient is appointed by security guard.
After given by oxygen, patient is aware but she is not say what caused the collapse. Patient only said that
she had never experienced this before.
Physical Examination:
Level of consciousness : Compos mentis Respiratory rate : 24 times per
(E4V5M6) Blood pressure: 120/80 mmHg minute Temperature : 38.90 C
Pulse rate : 124 beat per minute O2 saturation : 98% on room air
General State
Patient looked slightly unwell
Eyes : no sunken eyes, no anemic or yellow sclera, no redness at both
eyes Mouth : dry lip (-)
Throat : redness on pharynx wall (-), exudate (-)
Chest : Heart : heart sound S1 S2, single, regular, and no
murmur Lung : vesicular sound (+/+), no wheezing,
no rhonchi
Abdomen : normal bowel sound, slightly bloated (-), tenderness on epigastric area (-), skin turgor (+)
normal, no enlargement of liver or spleen
Limb : warm on all extremities, no edema, CRT = 2 seconds
Additional examination (Radiology, Lab, ECG, CT Scan, Ultra Sound, MRI, etc.): -
Diagnosis:
Fainted
Treatment/Medication
- Oksigen 4 lpm/liter
Doctor’s Recommendation:
Patient Request Repatriation: Yes No V
If Yes, with:
V Normal Transportation
Ambulance
If Yes, with:
V
Normal Flight
V
Non Escorted In Economic
Class
Team
Comment:
- Avoid eating any spicy, greasy, and acid food; avoid drinking soda, alcohol, coffee, or tea.
- Further examination such as blood test should be done if fever persists within the next three days.
- Take the medicine as prescribed.
- If anything issues, please call us.
Kuta, 16-3-2019