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LOCAL TITLE: EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PHYSICIAN NOTE

STANDARD TITLE: PHYSICIAN EMERGENCY DEPT NOTE


DATE OF NOTE: JAN 04, 2016@07:50

ENTRY DATE: JAN 04, 2016@07:50:34

AUTHOR: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORC EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

*** EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PHYSICIAN NOTE Has ADDENDA ***

EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PHYSICIAN NOTE

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Computerized Problem List *

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Computerized Problem List is the source for the following:

- Hypertension
- Hyperlipidemia
- Gout
- Esophageal Reflux
- Peptic ulcer of unspecified site, unspecified as acute or chronic, without m
- Exogenous Obesity
- Male erectile disorder
- Refraction Error
- Impotence of organic origin (ICD-9-CM 607.84)
- Diabetes Mellitus

- Arthritis
- OVERWEIGHT
- SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS, BILATERAL
- Presbyopia
- Astigmatism, NOS
- Myopia
- Blepharitis * (ICD-9-CM 373.00)
- Senile nuclear sclerosis (ICD-9-CM 366.16)
- Open angle with borderline glaucoma findings (ICD-9-CM 365.01)
- DM Type II, No Retinopathy
- Diabetic Neuropathies (ICD-9-CM 250.60/357.2)
- Coronary Artery Disease * (ICD-9-CM 414.9)
- Microscopic Hematuria (ICD-9-CM 599.72)
- Intermittent Claudication * (ICD-9-CM 443.9)
- Impacted cerumen * (ICD-9-CM 380.4)
- Joint pain
- Paronychia
- Family bereavement
- Onychomycosis of toenails
- Ingrowing toenail

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*

Active Medications

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Active Outpatient Medications (including Supplies):

Active Outpatient Medications

Status

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==================
1) ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 40MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE
MOUTH AT BEDTIME FOR CHOLESTEROL , AVOID GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
2) CEPHALEXIN 500MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY ACTIVE
12 HOURS FOR INFECTION
3) CLOTRIMAZOLE 1% TOP SOLN APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT TO

ACTIVE

AFFECTED AREA EVERY DAY FOR FUNGI INFECTION


4) FREESTYLE LITE (GLUCOSE) TEST STRIP USE 1 STRIP FOR
TESTING

ACTIVE

THREE TIMES A WEEK FOR DIABETES

5) GABAPENTIN 400MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH TWO

ACTIVE

TIMES A DAY AND TAKE THREE CAPSULES AT BEDTIME


6) HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE
MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , AVOID EXPOSURE TO
SUNLIGHT , FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
7) LANCET,FREESTYLE USE 1 LANCET

THREE TIMES A WEEK

ACTIVE

FOR DIABETES
8) LISINOPRIL 20MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH

ACTIVE

EVERY DAY FOR HEART OR FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE


9) MELOXICAM 7.5MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY

ACTIVE

DAY AS NEEDED FOR PAIN


10) METFORMIN HCL 1000MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , FOR DIABETES


11) MUPIROCIN 2% OINT APPLY A THIN FILM TO AFFECTED AREA ACTIVE

THREE TIMES A DAY FOR INFECTION


12) RANITIDINE HCL 150MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH AT ACTIVE
BEDTIME FOR STOMACH
13) TRAMADOL HCL 50MG TAB (CS-IV) TAKE ONE TABLET BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH TWO TIMES A DAY AND TAKE TWO TABLETS AT


BEDTIME FOR PAIN

Pending Outpatient Medications

Status

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==================
1) ALBUTEROL SO4 0.083% INHL 3ML USE 3 MILLILITERS IN

PENDING

NEBULIZER FOR INHALATION ONCE


2) ASPIRIN 81MG CHEW TAB CHEW AND SWALLOW TWO TABLETS

PENDING

NOW FOR HEART


3) MOXIFLOXACIN HCL 400MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH

PENDING

BY MOUTH

Active Non-VA Medications

Status

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==================
1) Non-VA ASPIRIN 81MG EC TAB 81MG MOUTH EVERY DAY
2) Non-VA NO NON-VA MEDICATIONS/HERBALS/OTC's
MISCELLANEOUS

18 Total Medications
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* Allergies/Adverse Reactions *

ACTIVE
ACTIVE

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Patient has answered NKA

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* HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS *
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**Chief complaint: me dio falta de aire y dolor de pecho

patient with above mentioned dx problems and


mediocations presnets to VAEd with SOB and chest pain
that started yesterday at 10pm at the Casino, he
associate symptoms with recalling memories of his
wife who died 4 month ago, he went home and found
uncontrolled BP, above 200 systolis and took
Lisinopril 10mg x 3. Patient could not sleep due to
chest pressure, denied taking other meds to relieve
symptoms. Patient decided to visit VAED due to
persistance of symptoms of chest pressure at center
of chest, pressure, no irradiation, no n,v, no
abdominal pain, states recent URI symptoms which
produced a productive cough with sputum, unrecalls
color phlegm.

Suicidal ideas at this moment: Yes


Suicidal plan at this moment: Yes

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*

REVIEW OF SYSTEM

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refer to HPI

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*

PHYSICAL EXAM

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Vital Signs:
DATE/TIME

TEMP

PULSE

1/4/16 @ 0721

97.6

1/4/16 @ 0721

PULSE OXIMETRY: 94

52

RESP
16

BP

213/84

-General Appearance:
Fully awake and cooperative, oriented x 3, in no
apparent distress.
anxious and tearful
-Head and Neck:
PERRLA (pupils equal round, and reactive

PAIN
0

to light and accommodation), EOMI (extraocular movements intact),


well hydrated oral mucosa, no neck pain, no neck stiffness, no palpable
masses or adenopathy, no JVD.
-Lungs:
Wheezes: Right
Decreased breath sounds: Right
-Heart:
Regular rythm, no murmurs.
-Abdomen:
Normal bowel sounds, soft and depressible, non tender
to palpation, no palpable mass, no guarding, no rebound,
no evidence of trauma.
-Extremities:
No gross deformities, no cyanosis, no edema,
full range of motion of all extremities.
-Neurology:
No gross focal motor or sensory deficit.

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*

DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS

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---ECG Time done: 7:03


---ECG Time of interpretation: 7:05
---Interpretation: sinus bradycardia 51

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* IMPRESSION AND ASSESSMENT

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76 y/o male with SOB and chest pain with suicidal ideation
and plan.

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*

PLAN

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DAILY ORDER SUMMARY


Printed Jan 04, 2016@07:58
Ord'd

ST Item Ordered

Requestor Start

Stop

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MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER 580-58-4562

01/04/16 p CHEST 2 VIEWS PA AND LAT STAT


07:46
DRR

RUIZ-ROD,D 01/04/16

PHYSICIAN
Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p GRAM STAIN AND C&S SPUTUM WC ONCE LB

"

01/04/16

07:46

#1616372

DRR

"
Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 dce ASPIRIN TAB,CHEWABLE 81MG


07:50

CHEW AND SWALLOW TWO TABLETS

"

01/04/16 02/03

NOW FOR

"

HEART STAT
Quantity: 1 Refills: 0
DRR

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 dce ALBUTEROL SOLN,INHL 0.083%


07:46

"

USE 3 MILLILITERS IN NEBULIZER FOR

01/04/16 02/03

"

INHALATION ONE TIME STAT TO BE


ADMINISTERED AT ER
Quantity: 3 Refills: 0
DRR

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 dce MOXIFLOXACIN TAB 400MG


07:46

"

TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH PO STAT TO BE

01/04/16 02/03
"

GIVEN AT ER
Quantity: 1 Refills: 0
DRR

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 a >> Pulse Oximetry NOW .


07:46

Special Instructions: Take Pulse

"
"

01/04/16 01/05
07:48 07:48

Oximetry Now and document


DRR

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p BLOOD CULTURE BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLE TODAY


07:46

WC LB #1616369

DRR

"

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

SERUM STAT SP LB #1616366

DRR

"

"

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

07:48

"

DRR

01/04/16

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

#1616369

DRR

"

"

01/04/16

07:48

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p TROPONIN-T BLOOD PLASMA STAT SP LB

DRR

"

07:48

01/04/16 p CBC & DIFF BLOOD STAT WC ONCE LB

07:48

01/04/16

07:48

01/04/16 p CPK-MB BLOOD SERUM STAT SP LB #1616366

07:46

01/04/16

07:48

01/04/16 p COMPREHENSIVE METABOLIC PANEL BLOOD


07:48

"

#1616366

"

"

01/04/16

07:48

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

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MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER 580-58-4562

DAILY ORDER SUMMARY

JAN 30,1939 (76) Wt (lb): 192

Printed Jan 04, 2016@07:58


Ord'd

ST Item Ordered

Requestor Start

Stop

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MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER 580-58-4562 (cont.)

01/04/16 p PRO-BNP BLOOD SERUM STAT SP LB #1616366


07:49

"

DRR

"

01/04/16

07:49

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 a >> Constant observation


07:58

RUIZ-ROD,D 01/04/16

PHYSICIAN

DRR

07:58

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p BLOOD CULTURE BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLE TODAY


07:46

WC LB #1616370

DRR

"

WC LB #1616371

"

01/04/16

08:18

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p TROPONIN-T BLOOD PLASMA STAT SP LB

DRR

"

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

DRR

07:48

01/04/16

08:03

01/04/16 p BLOOD CULTURE BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLE TODAY


07:46

"

#1616367

"

"

01/04/16

15:48

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

01/04/16 p TROPONIN-T BLOOD PLASMA STAT SP LB

"

01/04/16

07:48

#1616368

DRR

"

23:48

Typ:ELECTRONICALLY ENT Sgn:ELECTRONIC

* END OF ORDERS *
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MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER 580-58-4562

JAN 30,1939 (76) Wt (lb): 192

/es/ DORCAS L RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ, MD


PHYSICIAN, MEDICAL SERVICE, EMERGENCY ROOM
Signed: 01/04/2016 10:38

01/04/2016 ADDENDUM

STATUS: COMPLETED

Emergency Medicine F/U Note

MOST RECENT V/S:


DATE/TIME
1/4/16 @ 0721

TEMP
97.6

PULSE
52

RESP
16

BP
213/84

PAIN
0

OXYGEN SATURATION IN %: 94 (01/04/2016 07:21)

F/U: PAtient reevaluated and found with right lung pneumonia, labs with
leukocytosis and shifting with elevated pro BNP. PAtient was started on IV
antibiotics and oriented about lab findings, will consult IM for admission.
Patient also with depressive mood due to loss of wife and had suicidal ideation

with a plan. Patient and daughter were oriented about plan, understood and agree
with disposition.

ANCILLARY TROPONIN I: 0.11 H*


WBC: 10.0 H
RBC: 5.00
HGB: 15.3
HCT: 44.5
MCV: 89.0
MCH: 30.6
MCHC: 34.4
RDW: 13.1
PLT: 219
MPV: 12.9
SEGS: 81.2 H
LYMPHS: 10.8 L
MONOCYTES: 5.0
EOSINO: 2.8
BASO: 0.2
LYMPHS, ABSOLUTE: 1.08
MONOS, ABSOLUTE: 0.5
EOSINO, ABSOLUTE: 0.28
BASO, ABSOLUTE: 0.02
SEGS, ABSOLUTE: 8.09 H
GLUCOSE: 153 H
UREA NITROGEN: 17.3

CREATININE: 0.77
SODIUM: 141
POTASSIUM: 4.8
CHLORIDE: 103
CO2: 24
CALCIUM: 9.9
PROTEIN,TOTAL: 7.2
ALBUMIN: 4.1
BILIRUBIN,TOTAL: 0.79
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 65
SGOT: 13
SGPT: 14
CK-MB 3/5/01: 5.38 H
pro-BNP 3/26/2003: 3202 H
EGFR 10/31/06: 98
TROPONIN-T: <0.01

*** Exam date: JAN 04, 2016@09:12

Proc: CHEST 2 VIEWS PA AND LAT ***

*** IMPRESSION TEXT: ***

Compared with prior study, interval bilateral effusions and more


confluent opacities in the perihilar regions are seen which may
represent mild atelectatic and interstitial changes. In the
appropriate clinical setting, mild decompensated heart failure

cannot be excluded however superimposed acute pneumonic process


cannot be excluded either. Follow-up is recommended.

*** REPORT TEXT: ***


Chest - PA and Lateral views:

Previous studies are available for comparison.

Lungs are hypoaerated. Cardiomediastinal structures appears


prominent without interval changes. The thoracic aorta looks
elongated ectatic and tortuous with atherosclerotic changes.

Compared with prior studies, more confluent opacities are seen


particularly in the perihilar and basal regions. There is
blunting of the costophrenic angles concerning for effusions.

Osteopenia and degenerative changes of the spine is seen.

EKG Interpretation:

/es/ DORCAS L RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ, MD


PHYSICIAN, MEDICAL SERVICE, EMERGENCY ROOM

Signed: 01/04/2016 10:43

LOCAL TITLE: INTERNAL MEDICINE ER CONSULT


STANDARD TITLE: INTERNAL MEDICINE CONSULT
DATE OF NOTE: JAN 04, 2016@12:23

ENTRY DATE: JAN 04, 2016@12:23:56

AUTHOR: SOTO-PILLICH,GLORIA EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

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IM CONSULT
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Last discharge: OCT 09, 2011@12:34:99

Last admission: OCT 07, 2011@17:27:26

ALLERGIES:
Patient has answered NKA

Computerized Problem List is the source for the following:

- Hypertension
- Hyperlipidemia
- Gout
- Esophageal Reflux

- Exogenous Obesity
- Diabetes Mellitus
- SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS, BILATERAL
- Presbyopia
- Astigmatism, NOS
- Coronary Artery Disease * (ICD-9-CM 414.9)
- Intermittent Claudication * (ICD-9-CM 443.9)

MEDICATION RECONCILIATION:
Active Outpatient Medications (including Supplies):

Active Outpatient Medications

Status

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==================
1) ALBUTEROL SO4 0.083% INHL 3ML USE 3 MILLILITERS IN

ACTIVE

NEBULIZER FOR INHALATION ONCE


2) ASPIRIN 81MG CHEW TAB CHEW AND SWALLOW TWO TABLETS

ACTIVE

NOW FOR HEART


3) ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 40MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE
MOUTH AT BEDTIME FOR CHOLESTEROL , AVOID GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
4) CEPHALEXIN 500MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY ACTIVE
12 HOURS FOR INFECTION
5) CLOTRIMAZOLE 1% TOP SOLN APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT TO

ACTIVE

AFFECTED AREA EVERY DAY FOR FUNGI INFECTION


6) FREESTYLE LITE (GLUCOSE) TEST STRIP USE 1 STRIP FOR
TESTING

THREE TIMES A WEEK FOR DIABETES

ACTIVE

7) GABAPENTIN 400MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH TWO

ACTIVE

TIMES A DAY AND TAKE THREE CAPSULES AT BEDTIME


8) HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE
MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , AVOID EXPOSURE TO
SUNLIGHT , FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
9) LANCET,FREESTYLE USE 1 LANCET

THREE TIMES A WEEK

ACTIVE

FOR DIABETES
10) LISINOPRIL 20MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH

ACTIVE

EVERY DAY FOR HEART OR FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE


11) MELOXICAM 7.5MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY

ACTIVE

DAY AS NEEDED FOR PAIN


12) METFORMIN HCL 1000MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , FOR DIABETES


13) MOXIFLOXACIN HCL 400MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH

ACTIVE

IMMEDIATELY
14) MUPIROCIN 2% OINT APPLY A THIN FILM TO AFFECTED AREA ACTIVE
THREE TIMES A DAY FOR INFECTION
15) RANITIDINE HCL 150MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH AT ACTIVE
BEDTIME FOR STOMACH
16) TRAMADOL HCL 50MG TAB (CS-IV) TAKE ONE TABLET BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH TWO TIMES A DAY AND TAKE TWO TABLETS AT


BEDTIME FOR PAIN

Pending Outpatient Medications

Status

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==================
1) TRAMADOL HCL 50MG TAB (CS-IV) TAKE TWO TABLETS BY

PENDING

MOUTH NOW FOR PAIN

Active Non-VA Medications

Status

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==================
1) Non-VA ASPIRIN 81MG EC TAB 81MG MOUTH EVERY DAY
2) Non-VA NO NON-VA MEDICATIONS/HERBALS/OTC's

ACTIVE
ACTIVE

MISCELLANEOUS

19 Total Medications

Service Branch
ARMY

Service #

50176263

Entered

Separated

NOV 04, 1964

SEP 09, 1966

Discharge
HONORABLE

IMMUNIZATIONS NOV 02, 2015 INFLUENZA, SEASONAL, INJECTABLE


SEP 02, 2015 TDAP
DEC 24, 2014 INFLUENZA, UNSPECIFIED FORMULATION
OCT 23, 2013 FLU,3 YRS (HISTORICAL)
OCT 23, 2013 INFLUENZA, UNSPECIFIED FORMULATION

VITAL SIGNS:
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DATE/TIME

TEMP

1/4/16 @ 1155
1/4/16 @ 0721
12/22/15 @ 0730

PULSE
52

97.6
98.1

RESP
18

52
62

BP

138/60

16
18

PAIN
0

213/84
135/76

0
3

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
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GENERAL: ALERT, ORIENTED X3, IN NO ACUTE DISTRESS
HEENT: MMM, PERRL, EOMI, + JVD AT 45 DEGREES
HEART: RRR, NO MURMMURS OR GALLOPS
LUNGS: DECREASED BREATH SOUNDS AT BOTH BASES, MILD SCATERRED
EXPIRATORY
WHEEZES.
ABDOMEN: GLOBOUS, BS+, S&D, NON TENDER TO PALPATION
EXT: +1 EDEMA, NO CYANOSIS, PULSES SYMMETRICALLY PRESENT

**LABS**
========
ANCILLARY TROPONIN I: 0.11 H*
WBC: 10.0 H
RBC: 5.00
HGB: 15.3
HCT: 44.5
MCV: 89.0
MCH: 30.6
MCHC: 34.4
RDW: 13.1
PLT: 219
MPV: 12.9
SEGS: 81.2 H
LYMPHS: 10.8 L
MONOCYTES: 5.0

EOSINO: 2.8
BASO: 0.2
LYMPHS, ABSOLUTE: 1.08
MONOS, ABSOLUTE: 0.5
EOSINO, ABSOLUTE: 0.28
BASO, ABSOLUTE: 0.02
SEGS, ABSOLUTE: 8.09 H
GLUCOSE: 153 H
UREA NITROGEN: 17.3
CREATININE: 0.77
SODIUM: 141
POTASSIUM: 4.8
CHLORIDE: 103
CO2: 24
CALCIUM: 9.9
PROTEIN,TOTAL: 7.2
ALBUMIN: 4.1
BILIRUBIN,TOTAL: 0.79
ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE: 65
SGOT: 13
SGPT: 14
CK-MB 3/5/01: 5.38 H
pro-BNP 3/26/2003: 3202 H
EGFR 10/31/06: 98
TROPONIN-T: <0.01

CHEST XRAY:
----------Impression:

Compared with prior study, interval bilateral effusions and more


confluent opacities in the perihilar regions are seen which may
represent mild atelectatic and interstitial changes. In the
appropriate clinical setting, mild decompensated heart failure
cannot be excluded however superimposed acute pneumonic process
cannot be excluded either. Follow-up is recommended.

**EKG**
SINUS BRADYCARDIA, RATE 51, LVH, NO ACUTE ISCHEMIC CHANGES.
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INITIAL IMPRESSION:
DECOMPENSATED CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE
COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
CURB 65-1

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ASSESTMENT:
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76 Y/O MALE PATIENT WITH ABOVE MEDICAL CONDITIONS THAT CAME TO ER
COMPLAINING OF

SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND CHEST PAIN. PATIENT STATES THAT HE SINCE


YESTERDAY HE
HAS MILD SHORTNESS OF BREATH ON EXCERTION AND LAST NIGT DEVELOPED AN
EPISODE OF
CHEST TIGHTNESS AND SEVERE SHORTNESS OF BREATH THAT LASTED FOR 2-3
HOURS. THIS
MORNING AROUND 6AM HE HAS ANOTHER EPISODE OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH
AND DECIDED TO
CAME TO ER. PATIENT ALSO REPORTED NON-PRODUCTIVE COUGH OF 2-3 DAYS OF
EVOLUTION,
AND CHILLS. DENIES FEVER, NAUSEA, VOMITS, DIAPHORESIS, PALPITATIONS.
REFERS
SYMPTOMS IMPROVEMENT AFTER RESPIRATORY THERAPIES.

PATIENT WAS EVALUATED BEDSIDE AND WAS FOUND ALERT, ORIENTED X3, IN NO
DISTRESS.
DENIES RECURRANCE OF CHEST PAIN. PHYSICAL EXAM WITH RRR, LUNGS WITH
DECREASED
BREATH SOUNDS AT BOTH BASES, MILD SCATERRED EXPIRATORY WHEEZES, +BS,
NO
TENDERNESS TO PALPATION, +1 PITTING EDEMA.

D-CHF
-----EKG WITH LVH, NO ACUTE ISCHEMIC CHANGES. 2D ECHO WITH NO EVIDENCE OF
SYSTOLIC
DYSFUNCTION. CHEST XRAY IS SUGGESTIVE OF PULMONARY EDEMA AND THERE IS
ELEVATED
PRO-BMP LEVELS. NEW ECHOCARDIOGRAM REQUESTED.

CAP

-----LABS WITH MILD LEUKOCYTOSIS, WITH NEUTROPHILIC PREDOMINACE. CHEST XRAY


CAN NOT
EXCLUDE PNEUMONIC PROCESS. DUE TO HX OF CHILLS WILL PROVIDE THE BENEFOT
OF
ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY FOR CAP. BLOOD CULTURES GIVEN AT ER.

AT THE MOMENT PATIENT DENIES SUICIDAL OR HOMICIDAL IDEAS. HE STATED THAT


LAST
NIGHT HE HAD SELF HARM IDEAS AFTER HE HEARD A SONG THAT BROUGHT HIM
MEMORIES OF
HIS RECENTLY DECEASED WIFE. PSYCHIATRY CONSULT WILL BE PLACED FOR
RECOMMENDATIONS.

PLAN:
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ADMIT TO: MEDICINE WARD
SEE ORDERS

PATIENT WILL REMAIN AT ER PENDING BED AVAILABILITY.

/es/ GLORIA E SOTO-PILLICH, MD


Staff physician/Hospitalist/Medicine Service
Signed: 01/04/2016 15:30

LOCAL TITLE: INTERNAL MEDICINE OD NOTE


STANDARD TITLE: INTERNAL MEDICINE NOTE

DATE OF NOTE: JAN 04, 2016@19:41

ENTRY DATE: JAN 04, 2016@19:41:43

AUTHOR: BERTRAN-LOPEZ,JOVAN EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

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JAN 04, 2016@19:34:31

Ward: 6J MED DX: DECOMPENSATED CHF

Last discharge: OCT 09, 2011@12:34:99


Last admission: JAN 04, 2016@19:34:30 DX: DECOMPENSATED CHF

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Chief Complaint:
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Vine porque desde que fui al casino me sentia mal

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History of Present Illness:
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Mr. MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ is a 76-year-old MALE with the below mentioned medical
conditions who was in his usual state of health which consists of self-care,

free ambulation and independence on activities of daily living until Sunday


night when he was at the casino as usual and suddenly he heard a song that
reminded him of his wife that passed away. When this happened he started to feel
down and extremely sad reason for which he decided to go home. He could not
sleep at home and was feeling anxious, he stated he felt he was going to die and
was feeling shortness of breath. On Monday morning he decided to take his blood
pressure that he said was high and he therefore took his medications. He was
feeling nervous and he said in a state of panic. Reason for which he visited the
VAER. At the ER due to shortness of breath history, CXR that could not rule out
edema and elevated probnp he was admitted with CHF vs CAP. He denied n/v,
fever/chills, chest pain, palpitations, cough, abd. pain, diarrhea, black or
bloody stools, and GU complaints.

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Past medical history:
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- Hypertension
- Hyperlipidemia
- Gout
- Esophageal Reflux
- Diabetes Mellitus type II
- Arthritis
- Sensorineural bilateral hearing loss
- Coronary Artery Disease

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Medications:
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Active Inpatient Medications (including Supplies):

Active Inpatient Medications

Status

==================================================
==================
1) ASPIRIN ENTERIC COATED TAB,EC 81MG PO DAILY

ACTIVE

2) ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM TAB 20MG PO AT BEDTIME

ACTIVE

3) DEXTROSE 40% GEL,ORAL 24 GRAMS 40% PO Q15MIN PRN If ACTIVE


CONSCIOUS and CBG IS 50- 80mg/dl ADMINISTER 24GM
GLUCOSE ORAL GEL every 15 minutes until CBG is
above 80mg/dl. See text nursing orders.
4) DEXTROSE 40% GEL,ORAL 48 GRAMS 40% PO Q15MIN PRN If ACTIVE
CONSCIOUS and CBG under 50mg/dl ADMINISTER 48GM
(TWO GLUCOSE GEL 24GM) GLUCOSE ORAL GEL every 15
minutes until CBG is above 80mg/dl. See text
nursing orders.
5) RANITIDINE TAB 150MG PO AT BEDTIME

Pending Inpatient Medications

ACTIVE

Status

==================================================
==================
1) 5% DEXTROSE/WATER,USP INJ,SOLN in 5% DEXTROSE/WATER

PENDING

INJ,USP 500 ML START AT 100 ml/hr@0 IV


2) 50% DEXTROSE INJ,SOLN 25 MLS IVP Q15MIN PRN

PENDING

3) 50% DEXTROSE INJ,SOLN 50 MLS IVP Q2MIN (D50W) PRN


4) FUROSEMIDE INJ,SOLN 10MG/1ML IVP DAILY

PENDING

PENDING

5) GLUCAGON EMERGENCY KIT INJ 1MG/1VIAL IM Q15MIN PRN


6) HEPARIN INJ,SOLN 5000UNIT/1ML SC Q8H

PENDING

PENDING

7) INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ BEDTIME REGULAR

PENDING

INSULIN SCALE SC AT BEDTIME PRN


8) INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ CONTINUOUS FEEDING

PENDING

REGULAR INSULIN SUPPLEMENTAL SCALE SC Q6H PRN


9) INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ NPO REGULAR INSULIN

PENDING

SUPPLEMENTAL SCALE SC Q6H PRN


10) INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ PRE-PRANDIAL

PENDING

SUPPLEMENTAL REGULAR INSULIN SCALE SC TID 1/2HR-AC


PRN
11) LISINOPRIL TAB 10MG PO DAILY

PENDING

12) METOPROLOL TARTRATE(LOPRESSOR) TAB 25MG PO Q8H

PENDING

17 Total Medications
Active Outpatient Medications (including Supplies):

Active Outpatient Medications

Status

==================================================
==================
1) ALBUTEROL SO4 0.083% INHL 3ML USE 3 MILLILITERS IN

ACTIVE

NEBULIZER FOR INHALATION ONCE


2) ASPIRIN 81MG CHEW TAB CHEW AND SWALLOW TWO TABLETS

ACTIVE

NOW FOR HEART


3) ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 40MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE

MOUTH AT BEDTIME FOR CHOLESTEROL , AVOID GRAPEFRUIT


JUICE
4) CEPHALEXIN 500MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY ACTIVE
12 HOURS FOR INFECTION
5) CLOTRIMAZOLE 1% TOP SOLN APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT TO

ACTIVE

AFFECTED AREA EVERY DAY FOR FUNGI INFECTION


6) FREESTYLE LITE (GLUCOSE) TEST STRIP USE 1 STRIP FOR
TESTING

ACTIVE

THREE TIMES A WEEK FOR DIABETES

7) GABAPENTIN 400MG CAP TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH TWO

ACTIVE

TIMES A DAY AND TAKE THREE CAPSULES AT BEDTIME


8) HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY ACTIVE
MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , AVOID EXPOSURE TO
SUNLIGHT , FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
9) LANCET,FREESTYLE USE 1 LANCET

THREE TIMES A WEEK

ACTIVE

FOR DIABETES
10) LISINOPRIL 20MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH

ACTIVE

EVERY DAY FOR HEART OR FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE


11) MELOXICAM 7.5MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY

ACTIVE

DAY AS NEEDED FOR PAIN


12) METFORMIN HCL 1000MG TAB TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , FOR DIABETES


13) MOXIFLOXACIN HCL 400MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH

ACTIVE

IMMEDIATELY
14) MUPIROCIN 2% OINT APPLY A THIN FILM TO AFFECTED AREA ACTIVE
THREE TIMES A DAY FOR INFECTION
15) RANITIDINE HCL 150MG TAB TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH AT ACTIVE

BEDTIME FOR STOMACH


16) TRAMADOL HCL 50MG TAB (CS-IV) TAKE TWO TABLETS BY

ACTIVE

MOUTH NOW FOR PAIN

Active Non-VA Medications

Status

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==================
1) Non-VA ASPIRIN 81MG EC TAB 81MG MOUTH EVERY DAY
2) Non-VA NO NON-VA MEDICATIONS/HERBALS/OTC's

ACTIVE
ACTIVE

MISCELLANEOUS

18 Total Medications

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Objective:
*************************************************************************

Vital signs:
------------Blood pressure
Heart rate

: 138/60 (01/04/2016 11:55)


: 52 (01/04/2016 11:55)

Respiratory rate

: 18 (01/04/2016 11:55)

Temperature

: 97.6 F [36.4 C] (01/04/2016 07:21)

Pain

: 0 (01/04/2016 11:55)

Height

: 68 in [172.7 cm] (11/02/2015 09:41)

Weight

: 192 lb [87.3 kg] (11/02/2015 09:41)

BMI

BODY MASS INDEX - 29.3 (NOV 02, 2015@09:41:55)

Physical exam:
-------------General: Active, alert, oriented x3. In no acute distress
HEENT: PERRL, EOMI, moist oral mucosa.
Neck: Supple. No JVD at 45 degrees.
Heart: Slow rate and rhythm. No murmurs, gallops, or rub.
Lungs: Left lower lung crackles.
Abdomen: Abdominal hernia. Bowel sounds positive, soft and depressible, no
tenderness to palpation. No involuntary guarding or rebound tenderness.
Extremities: No cyanosis or edema. Distal pulses present bilaterally +2.
Neurologic: No gross focal neurological deficits.

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Laboratories:
*********************************************************************
---- CBC PROFILE ----

BLOOD

Jan 04

Dec 22

Sep 30

Jul 27

2016

2015

2015

2015

08:10

05:46

14:24

08:07

Units

Reference

Ranges

------------------------------------------------------------------------------WBC

10.0 H

RBC

5.0

6.7
5.0

5.8
5.0

6.1 X10-3/ul 4.3 - 9.3


5.1 X10-6/ul 4.7 - 6.1

HGB

15.3

15.2

15.0

15.5

g/dL 12.6 - 17.8

HCT

44.5

44.2

43.8

45.5

MCV

89.0

88.6

88.0

90.1

fL 81 - 102

MCH

30.6

30.5

30.1

30.7

pg 26 - 34

37.9 - 54.5

MCHC

34.4

34.4

34.2

34.1

RDW

13.1

13.0

13.1

12.3

219.0

244.0

259.0

250.0

X10-3 155 - 371

MPV

12.9

12.3

11.7

12.2

fL 9 - 12.9

SEGS

81.2 H

PLT

57.7

63.4

29.0

g/dl 31 - 36.5
%

55.2

10.8 L

MONOS

5.0

7.6

9.0

7.0

2 - 12

EOSINO

2.8

5.1

4.7

5.7

0-7

BASO

0.2

SEGS#

8.09 H

3.85

3.68

1.08

1.94

1.3

LYMPHS#
EOS#
BASO#

0.28

0.34

0.02

MONOS#

0.5

0.3

1.94

17 - 48

0 - 1.4

X 10-3 1 - 3.5

0.35 X10-3/ul 0 - .4

0.03

0.51

3.37 X10-3/ul 1.64 - 6.96

0.27

0.04

0.5

31.8

34 - 74

LYMPHS

0.6

22.4

11 - 15

0.02 X10-3/ul 0 - .1

0.52

0.43 X10-3/ul .2 - 1

---- CHEM PROFILE ----

SERUM

Jan 04

Dec 22

Sep 30

Jul 27

2016

2015

2015

2015

08:10

05:46

14:24

08:07

Units

Reference

Ranges

------------------------------------------------------------------------------GLUCOSE

153 H

127 H

127 H

124 H mg/dL 70 - 99

BUN

17.3

23.9

22.0

CREA

0.8

0.8

0.8

NA+

141

144

K+

4.8

4.6

CL-

103

104

17.5
0.8

140
4.5

MG/DL .7 - 1.5

144
4.3

104

mEq/L 135 - 145

mEq/L 3.5 - 5

100

mEq/l 100 - 110

CO2

24

21 L

SGPT

14

24

20

U/L

0 - 45

SGOT

13

22

16

U/L

0 - 40

CK-MBEGFR

CA++
ALB
TP
CHOL EZ
HDL
NON HDL
CHOL/HD
LDL CHO
VLDL
TRIGLYC

25

5.38 H
98

ALK PHO
T BILI

21 L

mg/dL 10 - 26

ng/mL. 0 - 4.94
91

65
0.8
9.9
4.1
7.2

mEq/l 24 - 32

100

94

69

58

0.6
9.8
4.3
7.3
196
44.2
151.3 H
4.4
119.0 H
32.0 H
160 H

mL/min Ref: >=60

0.7
9.5

U/L 30 - 115
MG/DL .2 - 1.3

10.0
4.2
7.3

MG/DL 8.5 - 10.5


G/DL 2.6 - 5.2

G/DL 6 - 8.5

173

MG/DL 140 - 200

37.2 L MG/DL 39 - 60
135.8 H mg/dL Ref: <=130
4.7
99.0

mg/dL Ref: <=5


mg/dL Ref: <=100

37.0 H mg/dL Ref: <=30


186 H MG/DL 25 - 150

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Radiology:
*********************************************************************

Chest X Ray Impression:


Compared with prior study, interval bilateral effusions and more
confluent opacities in the perihilar regions are seen which may
represent mild atelectatic and interstitial changes. In the
appropriate clinical setting, mild decompensated heart failure
cannot be excluded however superimposed acute pneumonic process
cannot be excluded either. Follow-up is recommended.

*********************************************************************
EKG:
*********************************************************************
Sinus rhythm with high degree AV block with junctional rhythm. Vent rate of
45bpm, QRS 90ms, QTc 394ms.

*********************************************************************
Diagnostic impression:
*********************************************************************

- Third degree AV block


- Panic attack
- Suicidal ideation
- Rule out of CHF or CAP

*********************************************************************
Assessment and Plan:
*********************************************************************

Mr. MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ is a 76-year-old MALE with hypertension, diabetes,


and gout, mentioned medical conditions who was in his usual state of health
which consists of self-care, free ambulation and independence on activities of
daily living until Sunday night when he was at the casino as usual and suddenly
he heard a song that reminded him of his wife that passed away. When this
happened he started to feel down and extremely sad reason for which he decided
to go home. He could not sleep at home and was feeling anxious, he stated he
felt he was going to die and was feeling shortness of breath. On Monday morning
he decided to take his blood pressure that he said was high and he therefore
took his medications. He was feeling nervous and he said in a state of panic.
Reason for which he visited the VAER. At the ER due to shortness of breath
history, CXR that could not rule out edema and elevated probnp he was admitted
with CHF vs CAP. He denied n/v, fever/chills, chest pain, palpitations, cough,
abd. pain, diarrhea, black or bloody stools, and GU complaints.

Upon arriving to the IM ward, patient was evaluated at bedside and was
found alert, awake, afebrile, hemodynamically stable and in no acute distress.
Vital signs evident of bradycardia. Physical exam left basilar crackles,
abdominal hernia, and benign rest of exam. ECG with high degree AV block,
negative chronotropism. Patient at the moment asymptomatic, referring he was
feeling better than when he arrived. Labs with leukocytosis, stable hemoglobin
and platelets. Chem profile with stable renal function and no major electrolyte
abnormalities. Probnp elevated at 3202. Due to AV block, patient was started on
telemetry, and bedside cardiac defibrillator on pacemaker mode placed.

Third degree AV block: Patient with fatigue and dyspnea that could be secondary

to this block. Patient's previous ECGs without AV block and heart rates over
60bpm. Patient at the moment of evaluation at IM ward referred no symptoms and
had stable vital signs despite bradycardia. Treatment for a complete AV block is
pacemaker placement. Therefore temporarily a bedside monitor in pacemaker
placed. Cardiology services called and consulted for further evaluation,
recommendations and if possible for placement of pacemaker. Patient had
metoprolol ordered at the ER, however never administered, it was quickly
discontinued.

Panic attack/bereavement: Patient with shortness of breath that started after


inciting event of his dead wife's memories. In association with extreme
nervousness, feeling of wanting to die, and lack of sleep. Patient's wife died 4
months ago, therefore bereavement, however based on panic symptoms also panic
attack on the differential. Patient's elevated blood pressure episode can be
related to emotional stressor, and is now resolved. Patient did express feeling
extremely sad and having ideas of killing himself by stepping up a stairway he
has at home and throwing himself down. Therefore patient started on constant
observation and psychiatry consulted.

Rule out of CHF vs CAP: Although patient was admitted with this rule out
diagnosis. I did not find the patient with signs of volume overload (JVD,
bilateral crackles, peripheral edema). Patient could lay down in his bed flat in
supine position. In addition patient denied cough, he has not had fever, does
present borderline high leukocytosis. CXR does not rule out any infectious or
effusion. Therefore I did not suspected CAP, reason for which he was not started
on antibiotic therapy. Echocardiogram ordered. Last echo from 2010 with

preserved diastolic and systolic function.

Patient clearly expressed wanting to be FULL CODE.

*********************************************************************
Admission orders:
*********************************************************************
ADMIT TO: Medicine
DIAGNOSIS: See above
CONDITION: Stable
PROGNOSIS: Guarded
VITALS: Q8H on chart
ACTIVITY: Bed rest
NURSING: See orders
DIET: See orders
IN/OUTS: Q8H on chart
IV FLUIDS: See orders
LABS: See orders
IMAGINGS: See orders
CONSULTS: None
Allergies: Patient has answered NKA

--------------------------------------------------------------------Medication Reconciliation

--------------------------------------------------------------------MEDICATIONRECONCILIATION

____Admission Medication Reconciliation


_x__Discharge Medication Reconciliation
____Transfer Medication Reconciliation

Inpatient Medications:
Admission Medication Reconciliation
Outpatient includes Prescriptions and Non-VA meds
Inpatient includes Unit Dose and IV

Medications Ordered for Both Outpatient and Inpatient


---------------------------------------------------------------OP: Aspirin 81mg chew tab 162mg 2 tablets chewable now
IP: Aspirin 81mg ec tab

po daily

OP: Aspirin 81mg ec tab (non-va) 81mg mouth every day


IP: Aspirin 81mg ec tab

po daily

OP: Atorvastatin calcium 40mg tab 20mg 0.5 tablet po at bedtime


IP: Atorvastatin calcium 20mg tab po at bedtime

OP: Lisinopril 20mg tab 10mg 0.5 tablet po daily


IP: Lisinopril 10mg tab po daily

OP: Ranitidine hcl 150mg tab 1 tablet po at bedtime


IP: Ranitidine hcl 150mg tab po at bedtime

Outpt Meds with No Corresponding Inpt Meds


-------------------------------------------------------------Albuterol so4 0.083% inhl 3ml 3 milliliters inhl once
Cephalexin 500mg cap 1 capsule po q12h
Clotrimazole 1% top soln a small amount top daily
Diphth/pertuss/tet (tdap) (boostrix) syr 0.5 milliliter im once
Dm 10/guaifenesin 100mg/5ml (alc-f) liq 2 teaspoonfuls po q6h
Fluticasone prop 50mcg 120d nasal inhl 1 spray inh nas daily
Freestyle lite (glucose) test strip 1 strip misc tiw
Gabapentin 400mg cap 1 capsule po bid
Hydrochlorothiazide 25mg tab 12.5mg 0.5 tablet po daily
Lancet,freestyle 1 lancet misc tiw
Loratadine 10mg tab 1 tablet po daily prn
Meloxicam 7.5mg tab 1 tablet po daily prn
Metformin hcl 1000mg tab 500mg 0.5 tablet po daily
Moxifloxacin hcl 400mg tab 1 tablet po stat
Mupirocin 2% oint a thin film top tid
Tramadol hcl 50mg tab (cs-iv) 100mg 2 tablets po now

Inpt Meds Only (that are not on Outpt)


---------------------------------------------------------------Dextrose 24gm/31gm squeeze tube 24 grams 40% po q15min prn

Dextrose 24gm/31gm squeeze tube 48 grams 40% po q15min prn


Dextrose 50% inj 25 mls ivp q15min prn
Dextrose 50% inj 50 mls ivp q2min (d50w) prn
Furosemide 10 mg/ml 4ml 10mg/1ml ivp daily
Glucagon 1mg/vil inj emergency kit 1mg/1vial im q15min prn
Heparin 5,000 u /ml vi 5000unit/1ml sc q8h
Insulin reg human 100 u/ml inj novolin r bedtime regular insulin scale sc at
bedtime prn
Insulin reg human 100 u/ml inj novolin r continuous feeding regular insulin
supplemental scale sc q6h prn
Insulin reg human 100 u/ml inj novolin r npo regular insulin supplemental
scale sc q6h prn
Insulin reg human 100 u/ml inj novolin r pre-prandial supplemental regular
insulin scale sc tid 1/2hr-ac prn
---------------------------------------------------------------------

/es/ JOVANNA BERTRAN-LOPEZ, MD


Resident Physician/Medical Serv/Internal Medicine
Signed: 01/05/2016 05:39

LOCAL TITLE: PSYCHIATRIC OD CONSULT


STANDARD TITLE: PSYCHIATRY CONSULT
DATE OF NOTE: JAN 05, 2016@05:57

ENTRY DATE: JAN 05, 2016@05:58:06

AUTHOR: ROQUE-SALDANA,ALEXA EXP COSIGNER: FEBLES-GORDIAN,INDRA


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

*** PSYCHIATRIC OD CONSULT Has ADDENDA ***

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HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:


Patient is Mr. MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ 76 year old MALE patient, 50% SERVICE
CONNECTED due to physical conditions, Vietnam Era veteran, WIDOWED, father of 2
adults, who is currently living in SAN JUAN, PR with daughter. Patient with past
psychiatric history of Unspecified Depressive Disorder, currently does not have
psychiatric follow up.
Patient admitted to Internal Medicine ward with working diagnosis of
Third Degree AV Block, and consulted to psychiatry service after verbalizing
suicidal ideas. Upon evaluation patient reported "ever since I have this
condition of neuropathy and pain in my legs, every time I get the pain it
changes my mood, and everytime that pain comes I think about killing myself,

jumping off the roof of my house". Patient reported that since his pain is not
well controlled he has this thought on an almost daily basis. Patient also
reported that 2 days ago he was at the casino, and a Trio was playing some "sad
songs" and he started to feel very sad because it reminded him of his wife.
Patient reported "after her death I am trying to carry on my life the same way,
I keep going to the casino, and to the horse tracks, I keep myself very active".
Patient reported that he has been feeling sad and depressed for "Some time now,
even before her death, I came to PIC many years ago for that too". Patient
denied difficulty sleeping or decreaed appetite. He reported good compliance
with medications. Denied active suicidal ideas, but reported that "I do not
control when the Ideas come, because they come with the pain". Patient denied
homicidal ideas, denied hearing or seeing things not perceived by others.
Patient denied feeling anxious, denied manic or hypomanic symptoms.

HEALTH or MEDICAL PROBLEMS:


- Hypertension
- Hyperlipidemia
- Gout
- Esophageal Reflux
- Peptic ulcer of unspecified site, unspecified as acute or chronic, without m
- Exogenous Obesity
- Male erectile disorder
- Refraction Error
- Impotence of organic origin
- Diabetes Mellitus
- Arthritis

- OVERWEIGHT
- SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS, BILATERAL
- Presbyopia
- Astigmatism, NOS
- Myopia
- Blepharitis
- Senile nuclear sclerosis
- Open angle with borderline glaucoma findings
- DM Type II, No Retinopathy
- Diabetic Neuropathies
- Coronary Artery Disease
- Microscopic Hematuria
- Intermittent Claudication
- Impacted cerumen
- Joint pain
- Paronychia
- Family bereavement
- Onychomycosis of toenails
- Ingrowing toenail

ALLERGIES:
Patient has answered NKA

OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS OR HERBAL REMEDIES:


None reported

REVIEW OF SYSTEMS:
see H&P MEDICAL SERVICE NOTE dated 1/4/2016

SUBSTANCE HISTORY:
Patient denies active alcohol, nicotine or illicit drug use.

PAST PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY:


No past psychiatric admissions, no past suicide attempts or gestures.

PSYCHIATRIC MEDICATIONS:
None

HEAD TRAUMA/SEIZURES/LOST OF CONSCIOUSNESS:


Patient denies head trauma, seizure or loss of consciousness.

FAMILY PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY:


Father and grandfather with alcoholism. No family history of suicide.

SOCIAL HISTORY:
Patient denies legal problems, denies access to weapons or firearms.

VITALS:
DATE/TIME

TEMP

1/5/16 @ 0054

PULSE

45

RESP

BP

162/79

1/4/16 @ 2356
1/4/16 @ 2356

97.9

42

19

171/74

PAIN

1/4/16 @ 2003

96

1/4/16 @ 1155

46
52

20
18

148/68
138/60

0
0

MENTAL STATUS EXAMINATION

1)Appearance/behavior: Geriatric male, appears in accordance with age, fair


grooming and hygiene, dressed casual, good eye contact, cooperative.

2)Psychomotor: no psychomotor retardation/agitation, calm, no tics or


involuntary movements.

3)Speech: spontaneous, adequate volume and production, and fluent.

4) Mood: "better"

5)Affect: restricted

6)Thought process: coherent, circumstantial, logical, no


perseveration, no racing thoughts.

7)Thought content: on/off suicidal ideas with plan, no homicidal ideas, no


ideas of reference present, no obsessions nor compulsions, no phobias or
delusions.

8)Perceptual disturbances: not interacting with internal stimuli

9)Cognitive: awake, alert, and oriented in person, time, and place. Immediate,
recent, and remote memory intact.

10)Insight: poor

11)Judgment: poor

LETHALITY ASSESMENT:
RISK FACTORS (select yes or no when present)
1. Previous suicide attempts/gestures
2. Family history of suicide

no
no

3. Current substance abuse/dependence

no

4. Lack of social support/relationships

no

5. Increased situational stressors

yes

6. Recent or impending loss

yes

7. Worsening physical health

yes

8. Long psychiatric history

no

9. Evidence of alcohol/drug dependence

no

10. Diagnosis of Schizophrenia


11. Current suicidal ideation
12. Current suicidal plan

no
yes
yes

13. Recent suicidal attempt/gesture

no

14. Prominent feelings of hopelessness/helplessness no


15. Evidence of clinical depression
16. Evidence of psychosis at present
17. Increased energy level following severe

yes
no

Depression

no

CURRENT RISK LEVEL:


*High

(x)

(Several factors and at least 11, 12 or 13 is present)


**Moderate

()

(Several factors are present but no 11, 12 or 13)


***Low

()

(Few factors are presents but no 11, 12, or 13)


None

()

AIMS:
0 (zero) = normal

LABSORATORIES:
Specimen Collection Date: Dec 22, 2015@05:46
Test name
TSH

Result
4.550

units

Ref. range Site Code

uIU/mL

0.46 - 4.98

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016


Test name

Result

units

Ref. range Site Code

WBC

7.0

X10-3/ul 4.3 - 9.3

[672]

RBC

4.7

X10-6/ul 4.7 - 6.1

[672]

HGB

14.2

g/dL

HCT

42.2

12.6 - 17.8
37.9 - 54.5

[672]
[672]

MCV

89.8

fL

81 - 102

[672]

MCH

30.2

pg

26 - 34

[672]

MCHC
RDW-CV

33.6

31 - 36.5

[672]

11 - 15

[672]

155 - 371

[672]

13.0

PLT

232

MPV

11.8

SEGS%

g/dl

X10-3
fL

60.3

9.0 - 12.9

[672]

34 - 74

[672]

LYMPHS%

27.0

17 - 48

MONOS%

8.0

2 - 12

EOSINO%

4.6

0-7

[672]

0 - 1.4

[672]

BASO%
SEGS ABSOLUTE#

0.1

%
4.19

[672]
[672]

X10-3/ul 1.64 - 6.96

LYMPHS ABSOLUTE#

1.88

X 10-3

MONOS ABSOLUTE#

0.56

X10-3/ul 0.2 - 1.0

[672]

EOSINO ABSOLUTE#

0.32

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.4

[672]

BASO ABSOLUTE#

0.01

1.0 - 3.5

[672]

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.1

[672]

[672]

==================================================
=============================

ASSESSMENT:
Geriatric male patient with history of Unspecified Depressive Disorder
who is presenting on/off suicidal ideas with plan in the context of physical
health and pain. In addition, patient is experiencing changes in life style
after recent death of his wife. Patient, even though he is not actively
suicidal, he was unreliable at time of questioning about suicide ideas, since
this thoughts come on a regular basis to him. Therefore, we recommend to
continue Constant 1:1 observation. Patient with previous use of SSRI for

depressive symptoms, in which case, Sertraline may be started at dose of 25mg


daily. To aid in depressive symptoms as well, pain management and control would
be beneficial since this is one of his main stressors. In considering a change
in pain treatment, Tramadol is associated with risk of serotonergic syndrome
when used with serotonin reuptake inhibitor(SSRI's), for which other
alternatives for pain treatment should be considered.

DIAGNOSTIC IMPRESSION:
Unspecified Depressive Disorder
Bereavement
Global Assessment Functioning: 40

RECOMMENDATIONS:
=================
1. Ensure safety, keep in constant 1:1 observation

2. Falls precautions

3. Discard and treat medical causes contributing with depression


> Do Vitamin B12 and Folate levels

4. Medication:
START Sertraline 25mg oral in the morning with food

5. Catholic Chaplain consult

6. Ensure adequate pain management

7. Will follow. Contact Psychiatry service at Beeper #0878 on regular working


hours and after regular working hours call On duty psychiatrist Beeper #
0143. Thanks.

Patient discussed with attending psychiatrist Dr. Febeles, who agrees with
diagnosis, assessment and recommendations.

/es/ ALEXANDRA ROQUE-SALDANA, MD


RESIDENT PHYSICIAN/PSYCHIATRY SERVICE
Signed: 01/05/2016 06:29

/es/ INDRA FEBLES-GORDIAN,MD


Physician/Psychiatry Service/Psychiatrist
Cosigned: 01/05/2016 12:13

01/05/2016 ADDENDUM

STATUS: COMPLETED

Staff Psychiatrist Note:

I was the attending on call when resident evaluated this patient. This case was
discussed with me by phone during the call. I agree with resident's evaluation
and management of this case.

/es/ INDRA FEBLES-GORDIAN,MD


Physician/Psychiatry Service/Psychiatrist
Signed: 01/05/2016 12:14

LOCAL TITLE: CARDIOLOGY CONSULT


STANDARD TITLE: CARDIOLOGY CONSULT
DATE OF NOTE: JAN 05, 2016@06:11

ENTRY DATE: JAN 05, 2016@06:12:05

AUTHOR: RODRIGUEZ-MONSERRAT EXP COSIGNER: SUAREZ-GONZALEZ,JOSE M


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

VA Cardiovascular Assessment, Reporting, and Tracking (CART) system

CARDIOVASCULAR PRE-PROCEDURE ASSESSMENT REPORT

Patient: MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER SSN: 580584562 DOB: 01/30/1939 AGE: 76


Assessment Date:

1/5/2016

Assessed by: RODRIGUEZ-MONSERRATE,CARLA P


Attending: SUAREZ-GONZALEZ,JOSE M

PRESENTATION

MR.MARTINEZ IS A 76 Y/O MALE PAITENT WITH THE A MEDICAL HISOTRY OF


HYPERNTESION, DIABETES, ALCOHOL USE, WHO CAME TO ER AFTER HE SUFFERED
AN
EPSIDOE OF CHEST DISCOMFORT AND ASSOCIATED WITH SOB. HE WAS IN THE
CASINO,

WHEN HE HEARD THE MUSIC THAT REMEMBERS HIS WIFE THAT DIED 4 MONTHS
AGO. DENIED
OTHER PREVIOUS EPSIDOES OF CHEST DISCOMFORT. AT ER HE WAS FOUND WITH
TROP I IN
0.11, TROP T NEGATVIE X3 AND CPK MB IN 5. AT VAER HE WAS OFUND WITH AN
EKG
WITH HIGH DEGREE AV BLOCK . VITALS WERE FOUND STABLE,
ASYMPTOMATIC. BUT IN VIEW OF CURRENT FINDINGS HE WILL BE SCHEDULE FOR
PERMANENT PACEMAKER.

PRESENTATION SUMMARY
Other
NYHA Functional Class I
No cardiogenic shock

PRIOR CARDIAC HISTORY

No prior CHF, No prior MI, No prior CABG, No prior PCI, No prior Cardiac Cath,
No prior Valve Surgery, No prior Valve Treatment (TVT),
No prior Cardiac Transplant

CARDIAC RISK FACTORS


Diabetes, Hypertension, Dyslipidemia

No family history of CAD


No history of tobacco use
No history of alcohol abuse

No history of illicit drug use

COMORBID CONDITIONS
PVD

No PTSD, No Depression, No COPD, No OSA, No Renal Failure, No CVD

LVEF
Nuclear (2011) EF=55%, Normal systolic function, Normal wall motion

PHYSICAL EXAM
BP:

143/ 82 mm Hg (01/05/2016 08:06)

HR:

42 bpm

(01/05/2016 08:06)

Height: 68 inches

(11/02/2015 09:41)

Weight: 196.2 lbs


BSA:

1.9 m2

(01/04/2016 23:56)
(01/04/2016 23:56)

Neck:
Bilateral carotid bruits
Lungs:
No rales present
Cardiac:
No extra heart sound present
No murmur
Extremities:
No femoral bruits

Leg Pulses:
Normal left femoral pulse
Normal right femoral pulse
Normal left dorsalis pedis pulse
Normal right dorsalis pedis pulse
Normal left posterior tibial pulse
Normal right posterior tibial pulse
Arm Pulses:
Normal left radial pulse
Normal right radialpulse
Normal left brachial pulse
Normal right brachial pulse

LABS
BNP

: 3202

(01/04/2016 08:10)

Creatinine

: 0.77

(01/04/2016 08:10)

Potassium

: 4.8

(01/04/2016 08:10)

CK-MB

: 5.38

(01/04/2016 08:10)

Troponin T

: <0.01

(01/05/2016 05:34)

Hematocrit

: 42.2

(01/05/2016 03:15)

Platelets

: 232

(01/05/2016 03:15)

INR

: 1.18

(01/05/2016 08:3)

PTT

: 30.5

(01/05/2016 08:3)

WBC

: 7

(01/05/2016 03:15)

Cholesterol total

: 196

(12/22/2015 05:46)

LDL (calculated)

: 119

(12/22/2015 05:46)

HDL Cholesterol
Triglycerides

: 44.2
: 160

(12/22/2015 05:46)
(12/22/2015 05:46)

INPATIENT MEDICATIONS
HEPARIN INJ,SOLN expires: 01/11/2016
Give: 5000UNIT/1ML SC Q8H

ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM TAB expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 20MG PO AT BEDTIME

RANITIDINE TAB expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 150MG PO AT BEDTIME

*ASPIRIN ENTERIC COATED TAB,EC expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 81MG PO DAILY

*DEXTROSE 40% GEL,ORAL expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 24 GRAMS 40% PO Q15MIN PRN

*DEXTROSE 40% GEL,ORAL expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 48 GRAMS 40% PO Q15MIN PRN

*FUROSEMIDE INJ,SOLN expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 10MG/1ML IVP DAILY

LISINOPRIL TAB expires: 01/25/2016

Give: 10MG PO DAILY

*INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ expires: 01/25/2016


Give: PRE-PRANDIAL SUPPLEMENTAL REGULAR INSULIN SCALE SC TID 1/2HR-AC
PRN

*INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ expires: 01/25/2016


Give: BEDTIME REGULAR INSULIN SCALE SC AT BEDTIME PRN

*INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ expires: 01/25/2016


Give: CONTINUOUS FEEDING REGULAR INSULIN SUPPLEMENTAL SCALE SC Q6H
PRN

*INSULIN REGULAR 100 UNT/ML INJ expires: 01/25/2016


Give: NPO REGULAR INSULIN SUPPLEMENTAL SCALE SC Q6H PRN

50% DEXTROSE INJ,SOLN expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 50 MLS IVP Q2MIN (D50W) PRN

50% DEXTROSE INJ,SOLN expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 25 MLS IVP Q15MIN PRN

GLUCAGON EMERGENCY KIT INJ expires: 01/25/2016


Give: 1MG/1VIAL IM Q15MIN PRN

in 5% DEXTROSE/WATER INJ,USP 500 ML expires: 01/25/2016


IV START AT 100 ml/hr@0

Instructions too long. See order details for full text.

SERTRALINE TAB expires: 01/26/2016


Give: 25MG PO DAILY

OUTPATIENT MEDICATIONS
VANCOMYCIN INJ Qty: 1
Sig: ADMINISTER 1GM INTRAVENOUS USE ONCE FOR INFECTION

ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM 40MG TAB Qty: 45 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 12/06/2015
Sig: TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH AT BEDTIME FOR CHOLESTEROL ,
AVOID GRAPEFRUIT JUICE

CLOTRIMAZOLE 1% TOP SOLN Qty: 10 for 30 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 10/22/2015
Sig: APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT TO AFFECTED AREA EVERY DAY FOR FUNGI
INFECTION

HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE 25MG TAB Qty: 45 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 01/01/2016
Sig: TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD ,
AVOID EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT , FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

LISINOPRIL 20MG TAB Qty: 45 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 12/02/2015

Sig: TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY DAY FOR HEART OR FOR HIGH
BLOOD
PRESSURE

METFORMIN HCL 1000MG TAB Qty: 45 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 11/25/2015
Sig: TAKE ONE-HALF TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY DAY WITH FOOD , FOR DIABETES

FREESTYLE LITE (GLUCOSE) TEST STRIP Qty: 50 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 12/02/2015
Sig: USE 1 STRIP FOR TESTING

THREE TIMES A WEEK FOR DIABETES

LANCET,FREESTYLE Qty: 100 for 90 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 01/02/2016
Sig: USE 1 LANCET

THREE TIMES A WEEK FOR DIABETES

RANITIDINE HCL 150MG TAB Qty: 30 for 30 days


expires: 09/02/2016; last filled: 12/06/2015
Sig: TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH AT BEDTIME FOR STOMACH

MUPIROCIN 2% OINT Qty: 22 for 30 days


expires: 03/27/2016; last filled: 05/26/2015
Sig: APPLY A THIN FILM TO AFFECTED AREA THREE TIMES A DAY FOR INFECTION

CEPHALEXIN 500MG CAP Qty: 14 for 7 days


expires: 01/21/2016; last filled: 12/22/2015
Sig: TAKE ONE CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY 12 HOURS FOR INFECTION

*MELOXICAM 7.5MG TAB Qty: 14 for 14 days


expires: 01/21/2016; last filled: 12/22/2015
Sig: TAKE ONE TABLET BY MOUTH EVERY DAY AS NEEDED FOR PAIN

Non-VA NO NON-VA MEDICATIONS/HERBALS/OTC's MISCELLANEOUS

Non-VA ASPIRIN 81MG EC TAB


81MG MOUTH EVERY DAY

ALLERGIES/ADVERSE REACTIONS
No known allergies

SEDATION/CONSENT
Planned sedation: Moderate
Mallampati Class 2: faucial pillars, soft palate visible
Mouth: Teeth
Airway: Normal
Jaw/Neck mobility: Normal

No difficulty with prior moderate sedation, analgesia, general anesthesia


and/or regional anesthesia.

Physical status assessment (ASA class):

3 - patient with severe systemic disease

NPO status for procedure was explained to patient/surrogate.

The risks, benefits, and alternatives of the procedure and sedation/analgesia


were explained to and discussed with the patient/surrogate in detail.

All questions have been answered and the patient/surrogate understands the
potential risks and benefits and consents to the procedure and the plan
for sedation.

SUMMARY

Planned Procedures: Permanent Pacemaker

/es/ CARLA P RODRIGUEZ-MONSERRATE, MD


Admitting Physician/MOD, Medical Service
Signed: 01/05/2016 10:29

/es/ JOSE M SUAREZ-GONZALEZ, MD


Physician/Medical Service/Cardiology
Cosigned: 01/05/2016 11:20

LOCAL TITLE: CARDIOTHORACIC CONSULT NOTE

STANDARD TITLE: CARDIOLOGY CONSULT


DATE OF NOTE: JAN 05, 2016@10:14

ENTRY DATE: JAN 05, 2016@10:14:40

AUTHOR: ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

CT SURGERY
PLEASANT 76 YRS OLD PT. VERY ACTIVE ADMITTED WHITH
SYMTOMS OF CHF,SOB AND FOUND WHITH COMPLETE A/V BLOCK. THERE IS NO HX
OF MI OR
MEDICATIONS THAH COULD PRECITITATE HIS HEART BLOCK. PPM IMPLANT IS BEEN
ADVISED.PROECEDURE BENEFITS AND RISKS EXPLAINED HE UNDERTANDS AND
WANTS TO
PROCED.

/es/ ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE G, MD
Physician,Surgical Service/Thoracic Surgery
Signed: 01/05/2016 10:22

LOCAL TITLE: POSTOPERATIVE SUPERVISION AND WOUND CLASSIFICATION


STANDARD TITLE: WOUND CARE NOTE
DATE OF NOTE: JAN 05, 2016@12:09

ENTRY DATE: JAN 05, 2016@12:09:59

AUTHOR: ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

OPERATIVE SUPERVISION AND FINDINGS:COMPLETE A/V BLOCK


DATE OF OPERATION: JAN 05, 2016
OPERATIVE PROCEDURES:IMPLANT ENDOVENOUS PPM,DDD-R,FLUROSCOPY,

OPERATING TEAM:DR A CEDENO,DR J ONEILL

Levels of Involvement:
() Level A: Attending doing the operation: The staff practitioner
performs the case, but may be assisted by a resident.

(XX) Level B: Attending in OR, Scrubbed: The supervising practitioner is


physically present in the operative or procedural room and
directly involved in the procedure. The resident performs
major portions of the procedure.

() Level C: Attending in OR, Not Scrubbed: The supervising


practitioner is physically present in the operative
or procedural room. The supervising practitioner observes
and provides direction. The resident performs the
procedure.

() Level D: Attending in OR Suite, Immediately Available: The


supervising practitioner is physically present in the
operative or procedural suite and immediately available for
resident supervision or consultation as needed.

() Level E: Emergency Care: Immediate care is necessary to preserve


life or prevent serious impairment. The supervising
practitioner has been contacted.

() Level F: Non-OR Procedure: Routine bedside and clinic procedure


done in the OR. The supervising practitioner is identified.

SURGICAL WOUND CLASSIFICATION:


Check appropriate classification:
(X) Clean wound
() Clean-contaminated wound
() Contaminated wound
() Dirty and infected wound
SENSING PACING RESISTANCE
FINDINGS: ATRIUM
VENTRICLE

4.2mV
9.8 MV

.7V
.4V

715 oHMS

1,229 oHMS

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:

() NO (X) YES, The key portion(s) of this procedure was (were) performed
in my presence.

/es/ ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE G, MD
Physician,Surgical Service/Thoracic Surgery
Signed: 01/05/2016 12:15

LOCAL TITLE: SURGERY BRIEF POST OP NOTE


STANDARD TITLE: SURGERY POST OPERATIVE E & M NOTE
DATE OF NOTE: JAN 05, 2016@12:15

ENTRY DATE: JAN 05, 2016@12:15:51

AUTHOR: ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE EXP COSIGNER:


URGENCY:

STATUS: COMPLETED

MARTINEZ-RAMIREZ,WALTER

DATE: JAN 05, 2016 12:15

PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: COMPLETE A/V BLOCK

POST OP DIAGNOSIS: COMPLETE A/V BLOCK

SURGEON: DR A CEDENO

ASSISTANT: DR J ONEILL

ANESTHESIA:GETA

PROCEDURE: IMPLANT PPM,DDD-R,

SURGICAL FINDINGS: SEE POSTOP NOTE,

SPECIMENS: NONE,

COMPLICATIONS: NONE,

ESTIMATED BLOOD LOSS: 50/CC

DRAINS:NONE,

CONDITION ON ARRIVE IN PACU: Stable

ATTENDING PHYSICIAN (responsible for Post-op care):

/es/ ONEILL-RIVERA,JOSE G, MD
Physician,Surgical Service/Thoracic Surgery
Signed: 01/05/2016 12:17

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@10:12


Provider: RODRIGUEZ-MONSERRATE,CARLA P
Specimen: PLASMA.

COAG 0105 147

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016@08:30


Test name
INR

Result
1.18

Eval:

units

Ref. range Site Code


[672]

Eval: RECOMMENDED THERAPEUTIC RANGES FOR ORAL ANTICOAGULATION


THERAPY**
Eval:
Eval: INR 1.5:
Eval: a. Patients treated with OAC requiring ambulatory surgery
Eval:
Eval: INR 2.0-3.0:
Eval: a. Prophylaxix of venous thrombosis during high risk surgery
Eval: b. Treatment of venous thrombosis
Eval: c. Treatment of pulmonary embolism
Eval: d. Prevention of systemic embolism
Eval: (Tissue heart valves, AMI, Atrial fibrillation)
Eval:
Eval: INR 2.5-3.5:
Eval: a. Mecahnical prosthetic valves
Eval: b. Prevention of recurrent myocardial infarction
Eval:
Eval:
Eval: REF:
Eval: Oral Anticoagulants: Mechanism of Action, Clinical Effectiveness,
Eval: and Optimal Therapeutic Range. Sixth ACCP Consensus Conference on
Eval: Antithrombotic Therapy. 2001
PROTHROMBIN TIME

14.4

PARTIAL THROMBOPLASTIN TIME

Secs.
30.5

11.8 - 15.0

Secs.

[672]

22.4 - 38.3

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@09:13


Provider: DE JESUS,FRANCISCO
Specimen: BLOOD,CAPILLARY. ANC 0105 314
Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016@08:29
Test name

Result

ANCILLARY GLUCOSE (NEW)

units
136

Ref. range Site Code


mg/dL

70 - 99

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@07:08


Provider: DE JESUS,FRANCISCO
Specimen: BLOOD,CAPILLARY. ANC 0105 203
Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016@06:53
Test name

Result

ANCILLARY GLUCOSE (NEW)

units
161

Ref. range Site Code


mg/dL

70 - 99

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@06:11


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: PLASMA.

CHEM 0105 269

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016@05:34


Test name
TROPONIN-T

Result

units

<0.01

ng/mL.

Ref. range Site Code


0 - 0.1

[672]

Eval: Effective 3/9/09: For patients with new Troponin-T elevations greater
Eval: than 0.1 ng/ml (and clinical findings consistent with ACS), the provider
Eval: must document discussion with cardiology within 24 hours (include name
Eval: of cardiologist in note). Contact numbers:
Eval: Regular work shift ext: 31788 Off-regular work shift: 787-510-0614.
==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@06:09


Provider: SOTO-PILLICH,GLORIA E

Specimen: BLOOD.

HEM 0105 131

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016


Test name

Result

units

Ref. range Site Code

WBC

7.0

X10-3/ul 4.3 - 9.3

[672]

RBC

4.7

X10-6/ul 4.7 - 6.1

[672]

HGB

14.2

g/dL

HCT

42.2

37.9 - 54.5

MCV

89.8

fL

81 - 102

[672]

MCH

30.2

pg

26 - 34

[672]

MCHC
RDW-CV

33.6

232

MPV

11.8

SEGS%

[672]

31 - 36.5

[672]

11 - 15

[672]

155 - 371

[672]

X10-3
fL

60.3

[672]

g/dl

13.0

PLT

12.6 - 17.8

9.0 - 12.9

[672]

34 - 74

[672]

LYMPHS%

27.0

17 - 48

MONOS%

8.0

2 - 12

EOSINO%

4.6

0-7

[672]

0 - 1.4

[672]

BASO%
SEGS ABSOLUTE#

0.1

%
4.19

[672]
[672]

X10-3/ul 1.64 - 6.96

LYMPHS ABSOLUTE#

1.88

X 10-3

MONOS ABSOLUTE#

0.56

X10-3/ul 0.2 - 1.0

[672]

EOSINO ABSOLUTE#

0.32

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.4

[672]

BASO ABSOLUTE#

0.01

1.0 - 3.5

[672]

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.1

[672]

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 05, 2016@09:43


Provider: SOTO-PILLICH,GLORIA E
Specimen: SERUM.

CHEM 0105 194

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 05, 2016


Test name

Result

MAGNESIUM
PRO-BNP

units

1.73 L mg/dL

3.7

G/DL

CALCIUM

9.0

MG/DL

CREATININE
eGFR
SODIUM

1.8 - 2.4

1801 H pg/mL

ALBUMIN

PO4

Ref. range Site Code

3.9

0.72
106
142

Ref: <=450
2.6 - 5.2

2.5 - 4.5

MG/DL

[672]

mEq/L

135 - 145

[672]
[672]

3.5 - 5.0

CHLORIDE

103

mEq/l

100 - 110

UREA NITROGEN

[672]

Ref: >=60

mEq/L

GLUCOSE

[672]

mL/min

4.1

24

[672]

.7 - 1.5

POTASSIUM

CO2

[672]

[672]

8.5 - 10.5

mg/dL

[672]

mEq/l

24 - 32

136 H mg/dL
16.2

mg/dL

[672]
[672]

70 - 99
10 - 26

[672]
[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 04, 2016@12:50


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: PLASMA.

CHEM 0104 1700

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 04, 2016@12:00


Test name
TROPONIN-T

Result
0.02

units

Ref. range Site Code

ng/mL.

0 - 0.1

[672]

Eval: Effective 3/9/09: For patients with new Troponin-T elevations greater
Eval: than 0.1 ng/ml (and clinical findings consistent with ACS), the provider
Eval: must document discussion with cardiology within 24 hours (include name
Eval: of cardiologist in note). Contact numbers:
Eval: Regular work shift ext: 31788 Off-regular work shift: 787-510-0614.
==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 04, 2016@08:45


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: BLOOD.

ANC 0104 271

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 04, 2016@08:31


Test name

Result

units

Ref. range Site Code

ANCILLARY TROPONIN I

0.11 H* ng/mL

0.00 - 0.079

[672]

Comment: MD Notified
==================================================
=============================

---- MICROBIOLOGY ---Accession [UID]: BC 16 112 [4616000112]

Received: Jan 04, 2016@08:53

Collection sample: BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLECollection date: Jan 04, 2016 08:25
Site/Specimen: BLOOD
Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L

Test(s) ordered: BLOOD CULTURE

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 04, 2016@09:34


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: BLOOD.

HEM 0104 499

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 04, 2016@08:10


Test name

Result

units

Ref. range Site Code

WBC

10.0 H X10-3/ul 4.3 - 9.3

RBC

5.0

HGB

15.3

g/dL

HCT

44.5

37.9 - 54.5

MCV

89.0

fL

81 - 102

[672]

MCH

30.6

pg

26 - 34

[672]

MCHC

X10-6/ul 4.7 - 6.1

34.4

RDW-CV

219

MPV

12.9

SEGS%

[672]
[672]

31 - 36.5

[672]

11 - 15

[672]

155 - 371

[672]

X10-3
fL

9.0 - 12.9

81.2 H %

LYMPHS%

[672]

g/dl

13.1

PLT

12.6 - 17.8

[672]

10.8 L %

[672]

34 - 74
17 - 48

[672]
[672]

MONOS%

5.0

2 - 12

EOSINO%

2.8

0-7

[672]

0 - 1.4

[672]

BASO%

0.2

SEGS ABSOLUTE#

8.09 H X10-3/ul 1.64 - 6.96

LYMPHS ABSOLUTE#

1.08

MONOS ABSOLUTE#
EOSINO ABSOLUTE#
BASO ABSOLUTE#

[672]

1.0 - 3.5

[672]

0.5

X10-3/ul 0.2 - 1.0

[672]

0.28

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.4

[672]

0.02

X 10-3

[672]

X10-3/ul 0.0 - 0.1

[672]

==================================================
=============================

Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 04, 2016@10:00


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: SERUM.

CHEM 0104 1191

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 04, 2016@08:10


Test name
CPK-MB
PRO-BNP

Result

units

5.38 H ng/mL.

0 - 4.94

3202 H pg/mL

PROTEIN,TOTAL

7.2
4.1

G/DL

CALCIUM

9.9

MG/DL

CREATININE

0.77
98

BILIRUBIN,TOTAL

65

[672]

8.5 - 10.5

[672]

.7 - 1.5

[672]

Ref: >=60

[672]

MG/DL

ALKALINE PHOSPHATASE

[672]

2.6 - 5.2

mL/min

[672]

6.0 - 8.5

MG/DL

0.79

[672]

Ref: <=450

G/DL

ALBUMIN

eGFR

Ref. range Site Code

.2 - 1.3

U/L

[672]

30 - 115

[672]

SGOT

13

U/L

0 - 40

[672]

SGPT

14

U/L

0 - 45

[672]

SODIUM

141

mEq/L

135 - 145

[672]
[672]

POTASSIUM

4.8

mEq/L

3.5 - 5.0

CHLORIDE

103

mEq/l

100 - 110

CO2
GLUCOSE
UREA NITROGEN

24

mEq/l

24 - 32

153 H mg/dL
17.3

mg/dL

[672]
[672]

70 - 99
10 - 26

[672]
[672]

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Reporting Lab: SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]


10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200

Report Released Date/Time: Jan 04, 2016@09:36


Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L
Specimen: PLASMA.

CHEM 0104 1190

Specimen Collection Date: Jan 04, 2016@08:10


Test name

Result

TROPONIN-T

units

<0.01

Ref. range Site Code

ng/mL.

0 - 0.1

[672]

Eval: Effective 3/9/09: For patients with new Troponin-T elevations greater
Eval: than 0.1 ng/ml (and clinical findings consistent with ACS), the provider
Eval: must document discussion with cardiology within 24 hours (include name
Eval: of cardiologist in note). Contact numbers:
Eval: Regular work shift ext: 31788 Off-regular work shift: 787-510-0614.
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---- MICROBIOLOGY ---Accession [UID]: BC 16 111 [4616000111]

Received: Jan 04, 2016@08:53

Collection sample: BLOOD CULTURE BOTTLECollection date: Jan 04, 2016 08:10
Site/Specimen: BLOOD
Provider: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L

Test(s) ordered: BLOOD CULTURE

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Performing Lab Sites


[672] SAN JUAN VA MEDICAL CENTER [CLIA# 40D0987710]
10 Casia St. One Veterans Plaza SAN JUAN, PR 00921-3200
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CHEST 2 VIEWS PA AND LAT

Exm Date: JAN 04, 2016@09:12


Req Phys: RUIZ-RODRIGUEZ,DORCAS L

Pat Loc: 6J MED/01-05-2016@14:28

Img Loc: GDR(GEN. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY)


Service: Unknown

(Case 5505 COMPLETE) CHEST 2 VIEWS PA AND LAT

(RAD Detailed) CPT:71020

Reason for Study: sob

Clinical History:
76 y/o male with sob, cough and chest pressure that worsened
yesterday

Report Status: Verified

Date Reported: JAN 04, 2016


Date Verified: JAN 04, 2016

Verifier E-Sig:/ES/EDNA M RUIZ-QUIJANO

Report:
Chest - PA and Lateral views:

Previous studies are available for comparison.

Lungs are hypoaerated. Cardiomediastinal structures appears


prominent without interval changes. The thoracic aorta looks
elongated ectatic and tortuous with atherosclerotic changes.

Compared with prior studies, more confluent opacities are seen


particularly in the perihilar and basal regions. There is
blunting of the costophrenic angles concerning for effusions.

Osteopenia and degenerative changes of the spine is seen.

Impression:

Compared with prior study, interval bilateral effusions and more


confluent opacities in the perihilar regions are seen which may
represent mild atelectatic and interstitial changes. In the
appropriate clinical setting, mild decompensated heart failure

cannot be excluded however superimposed acute pneumonic process


cannot be excluded either. Follow-up is recommended.

Primary Diagnostic Code: SIGNIFICANT ABNORMALITY, ATTN NEEDED

Primary Interpreting Staff:


EDNA M RUIZ-QUIJANO, Radiologist, Radiology Service (Verifier)
/EMR

CHEST PORTABLE (1 VIEW)

Exm Date: JAN 05, 2016@12:28


Req Phys: RODRIGUEZ-MONSERRATE,CARLA P Pat Loc: 6J MED/01-05-2016@14:28
Img Loc: GDR(GEN. DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY)
Service: MEDICAL

(Case 15045 COMPLETE)CHEST PORTABLE (1 VIEW)


Proc Modifiers : CHEST
Reason for Study: S/P PACEMAKER PLACEMENT

Clinical History:

(RAD Detailed) CPT:71010

Report Status: Verified

Date Reported: JAN 05, 2016


Date Verified: JAN 05, 2016

Verifier E-Sig:/ES/JOSE E RIVERA-RODRIGUEZ, MD

Report:
Portable chest on 1/5/2016 at 1234 hours, compared to examination
dated 1/4/2016.

Findings:

As compared to prior study, there has been interval placement of


a dual lead permanent pacemaker, with adequate positioning of the
atrial and ventricular leads. The lungs are well-expanded and
grossly clear. Cardiac silhouette is magnified by technique with
ectasia and atherosclerotic disease to the thoracic aorta. Chest
wall is unremarkable.

Impression:
Interval placement of a permanent pacemaker as noted. No
complications are observed.

Primary Diagnostic Code: NO ALERT REQUIRED

Primary Interpreting Staff:

JOSE E RIVERA-RODRIGUEZ, , STAFF RADIOLOGIST, RADIOLOGY SVC (Verifier)


/JER

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