GIVE 5 NCP 9:55 AM Sat Mar 12@ 40%A cdn.fbsbx.comDATE:ORDER1/29/2022 >Please admit to room under the service of Dr. G.11 АМ>Secure consent for admission & managementT 36.8P 94R 20cpm>TPR q shift include BP>Diet for AGEPROBLEM: ROI (L) FEMURВР>Diagnostics:100/6002 sat 99 >CBC, Plt Count>Blood Typing> СТВТ> Urinalysis>CXR APL View; Xray Left Thigh, APL View> HbS antigen determination>Attach RT-PCR result done as OPD>For Removal of Implant (L) Femur, tomorrow 1/30/2022 at 1PMWt 38.5>Secure informed consentHt 143.5>Inform OR> Refer to Dr. A for anesthesia care.>Refer to Dr. PC for Pedia Clearance.>Secure 1 unit of FWB of patient's blood type properly screenedand crossmatched, for possible OR use>Patient database % Surgery Intern-on-duty>Monitor 1&O q shift>Refer for untoward manifestations>Refer accordinglyDr. GMEDICATIONS:3/30/2021>Clindamycin 600mg IVTT q 8hrs ANST>Famotidine 10mg IVTT q 12hrs to complete 4 doses>Paracetamol 600mg IVTT q 6hrs x8 doses>Ketorolac 30 mg IVTT q 6hrs x8 doses>Metoclopramide 6mg IVTT q 6hrs PRN for persistentnausea/vomitingTPR Sheet:3/293/293/293/30 3/33/303/303/303/314PM8PM | 12M12N8PM | 12M4AN4AM 8ANNMMRes24/24/24/24/22/24/24/24/24/36.5 36.1p/Tem36.236.036.36.036.4 | 36.636.4ВР90/690/6 90/60 90/6 | 100 | 100/100/ 100/100/17070607060 9:55 AM Sat Mar 12* * © 40%A cdn.fbsbx.comCHIEF COMPLAINT: For Removal of Implant (L) Femur1/30/22; Fracture Left Femur S/P ORIF (7/7/2021)HEIGHT: 143.5 cmWEIGHT: 38.5 kg BMI18.7HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESSPHYSICAL EXAM1/29/2022(+) good sleep(-) cough, colds(+) good appetite(+) awake, comfortable, active(-) nasal flaring(-) retractions(+) clear breath sounds(-) wheeze, ap, NRRR, murmur(+) soft abdomenFull and equal pulses(+) left femur post-surgical scarsNo limitation of movementPAST MEDICAL HISTORYDIAGNOSISNOI: MVATOI: 6PMDOI: June 30, 2021POI: Pob. McArthur LeyteADX: Fracture Left Femur S/P ORIF(7/7/2021)PMI: Fracture Left Femur S/P ORIF(7/7/2021), SARS COV 2 Negative,Normal Nutritional StatusHistory ALLERGIESLab Results:No known allergies.CBC:WBC6.9HGB138HCT0.42PLT CT350NEUTRO62FAMILY HISTORYLYMPH30Father - construction worker/farmerEOSMother - died when the patient was 3y/o due to ovarian cancer.No other siblings.4BASOBLD TYPE A+CT3 MIN 3 SEC

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