Review the clinical history and physical exam notes. |
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Specify low risk for venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis. |
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Note:
Ambulatory, out-of-bed, and education are sufficient prophylaxis.
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Order any necessary urine test(s). |
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Check results of test(s). |
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Order the appropriate treatment for the patient. |
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Scenario 2: Pneumonia
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Review the clinical history and physical exam. |
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Specify low risk for VTE prophylaxis. |
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Note
: Ambulatory, out of bed, and education are sufficient prophylaxis.
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Write admission orders: |
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Admit to Med wing G. |
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Supplemental O2/nasal cannula, wean per nursing. |
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IV antibiotics, arterial blood gas, blood and sputum cultures, posterior-anterior and lateral chest X-ray (PA/Lat CXR). |
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AM labs: Complete blood count with differential, basic metabolic panel. |
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Check results of tests and PA/Lat CXR. |
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Order CT of chest w/o contrast. |
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Check results of CT. |
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Change to oral antibiotics and write discharge order; schedule for follow-up to Medicine clinic in 1 week. |
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Scenario 3: Heart Failure
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Review the History and Physical. This contains pertinent clinical history as well as physical exam. |
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Specify high risk for VTE prophylaxis. |
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Subcutaneous heparin. |
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Order labs: complete blood count, chemistry, trans-thoracic echocardiogram. |
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Check results of labs. |
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Write admission orders including daily weights and low-salt diet. |
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Restart meds. |
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Tobacco cessation consult. |
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Order IV Lasix. |
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