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Final HX and Physical Dec 2022
Final HX and Physical Dec 2022
Final HX and Physical Dec 2022
NURS60015
Final H & P Documentation
Psychosocial History: Patient works at a Title Agency, has completed some college without
completion of degree however, he does have his high school diploma. Reports that he has a
healthy home life and for leisure he enjoys the outdoors. Does not elicit any current stressors in
his life currently and reports having a good support system with his friends.
Mallory Zabor
NURS60015
Final H & P Documentation
Health Risk Factors: Denies history of smoking, vaping and reports drinking only socially.
Reports smoking weed. No environmental risks, domestic or sexual
violence, or recent travel. Reports his diet which “needs improvement”
and reports walking about 2 miles per day.
ROS:
General Survey: Denies any recent weight changes, malaise, fatigue, appetite disturbance,
sleep disturbance, fever, chills, or night sweats.
Skin: Denies lesions, pruritus, changes in texture, rashes, abnormal hair loss or
growth, tendency to bleed, ecchymosis, or changes in moles.
HEENT: Head: Denies head injury, headaches and dizziness. Eyes: Denies visual
changes, double vision, or discomfort. Denies itchy eyes and pain or
discharge. Denies wearing glasses and has never seen an eye doctor.
Ears: Denies earache, tinnitus, discharge, vertigo, hearing loss. Nose:
Denies rhinitis or nosebleeds. Fractured in childhood as elicited in
physical exam. Throat: Denies sore throat, hoarseness, sore tongue,
bleeding gums, loose, broken, or decaying teeth. Denies difficulty with
pain or swallowing. Last dental visit 6 months.
PV: Denies cold, numbness, pallor, hair loss, redness, swelling or tenderness in
legs. Denies color change in fingers or toes in cold weather.
Male Reproductive: Denies scrotal masses, pain, discharge, hernia, or prostate infection or
enlargement. Denies difficulty with erection or ejaculation. Does not do
self-exams.
Musculoskeletal: Denies joint pain, redness, stiffness, swelling, decreased range of motion,
back or neck pain.
Endocrine: Denies excessive thirst or urination; heat or cold intolerance; weight gain
or loss; hair, skin, or nail changes.
Hematologic:
Denies history of transfusions, anemia, or clotting disorders.
Physical Exam:
General Survey: Mr. Sheets is borderline obese per BMI obtained from chart. He is a young
male, who appears generally fatigued with sluggish movements and at
times slow responses. Needs re-direction and repeated instructions at times
during exam. He is well-dressed, appears well-nourished and with
ungroomed, greasy hair and overly relaxed posture and shoulders loosely
forward, unaligned with spine over anterior body while sitting.
Vital Signs: Weight and Height per chart: Weight: 111.36 Kg, Height: 70 inches
BP: 110/80; HR: 70 beats per min.; RR 16 breaths/min.
Skin:
No rashes, lesions, clubbing of nails, petechiae, or ecchymosis. Capillary
refill < 3 sec. Skin warm and moist. No suspicious nevus.
HEENT: Head: Coarse, thick hair, appears greasy at bases. Scalp appears normal
and without lesions and dandruff. Skull normocephalic/atraumatic. Eyes:
Vision 20/20 bilaterally uncorrected, eyes tested separately bilaterally are
20/25. Visual fields full by confrontation. EOMI. Sclera white. PERRLA.
Disc margins sharp without hemorrhages or exudates. No arteriolar
narrowing or A-V nicking. Ears: External ears without erythema, pain,
lesions, or discharge. Acuity intact to whispered voice bilaterally. Weber
midline. AC>BC bilaterally. Bilateral TM clear with good cone light.
Mallory Zabor
NURS60015
Final H & P Documentation
Peripheral Vascular: Extremities warm and without edema. No varicosities or stasis changes.
Calves supple and non-tender. Brachial, radial, femoral, popliteal, DP, and
PT pulses 2+ and symmetric.
Plan:
1) Refer patient for vision exam
2) CBC with diff, CMP (including liver panel), renal panel, lipid panel, HbA1C, TSH with
reflex to T3 and T4
3) In-office EKG for baseline
4) STD panel (blood/serum)
5) Education:
Self-exam practices such as scrotal/Male breast exams
Regular annual check-ups, as opposed to only MD visits for injury or illness
Healthy diet and exercise; referral to dietician and any in-house weight-loss
programs to educate on diet and healthy exercise practices
6) Return virtual/in-person appointment for follow-up on labs and vision exam