Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Chief Complaint: Hpi: ROS: Check If Positive:: Gen: Skin: Eye: Vision Changes (Blurriness/diplopia)
Chief Complaint: Hpi: ROS: Check If Positive:: Gen: Skin: Eye: Vision Changes (Blurriness/diplopia)
Chief Complaint:
HPI:
Physical Exam:
HEENT:
CV:
PULM:
Abd:
Genital:
Diagnostics (Labs/Imaging/Other):
UA: reveals many leukocytes
Assessment:
Acute Prostatitis
HTN
Plan:
How did we come to your diagnosis? Go into the patho of it.
How are we managing it with drugs? What is the MoA of the drug? Why did you pick this
drug over any other drug?
Directions for taking medication.
o When should symptoms improve?
o AEs of the medication. What can be done to decrease AEs.
o Do not take med with ___.
o Other counseling points.
Education:
Other:
Seek immediate medical attention if you begin to see blood in your urine or if your fever
persists, since you should begin to see symptom improvement in two days.
Seek immediate medical attention if you begin to feel confused or sense a change in your
mental status, or develop difficulty breathing,
Seek immediate medical attention if any of the above mentioned side effects become severe
or prolonged. Seek medical attention if your fever, difficulty urinating and rectal pain
become more severe or does not improve within one week.
Seek immediate attention if you experience allergic reaction symptoms, such as difficulty
breathing, closing of your airways, or any sort of rash.
Signature: Estelle Legros
Barriers to treatment: Comprehends meds Response to meds Education Self-care plan
Logs Lifestyle Mood
Name: Estelle Legros
Date: 6/14/17
Case: #5
Ciprofloxacin 500mg
#56
Refills: 0
May Substitute: Signature: Estelle Legros
Mercer PA Student, PA-S
Sikes, Martha. Urinary Tract Infections. [PowerPoint]. Atlanta, Ga: Mercer University
Physician Assistant Program ; 2017. Accessed June 14, 2017.