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9. (discharge summary) 10. (patient education/instruction) 1. (demographic information) 2. (financial information) 3. (consents and authorizations) 1-3 6
01 (chief complaint) (present illness) (past history) (personal and social history)(family history) (review of systems) (physical examination) (impression) (tentative diagnosis)(plan) (patient education) (follow-up) 1. (subject) 2. (object) 3. (assessment) 4. (plan) 1. (front sheet) 2. (order sheet) (1) (2) (3) 7
(4) (5) 24 3. (TPR sheet) (T) (P) (R) (BP) (I/O) 4. (admission note) (1) (chief complaint) (symptoms) (time of onset) (mode of onset)(duration) 1-1 (2) (present illness) 1-1 (3) (past history) 1-1 8
01 (4) (personal, social and occupational history) 1-1 (5) (family history) 1-1 (6) (review of systems) 1-2 (7) (physical examination, PE) 1-3 9
1-1 (chief complaint) (present illness) (past history) (personal, social and occupational history) (family history) 1. 2. 3. 4. (gestation, G) (parturition, P) (spontaneous abortion, SA) (artificial abortion, AA) (cesarean section, C/S) (preeclampsia) 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 10
01 1-2 (general appearance) (skin) (head) (eyes) (ears) (nervous system) (musculoskeletal system) (cardiovascular system) (gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary system) (respiratory system) (genitourinary system) (endocrine system) (hematologic system) (mental status) (8) (laboratory and image) (9) (impression / tentative diagnosis) (10) (plan) 11
1-3 (general appearance) (vital signs) (head) (neck) (eyes) (ears) (nose) (oral cavity) (throat) (chest) (heart) (breast) (gastrointestinal tract) (male genital organs) (female genital organs) (rectus and anus) (lymphatic system) (nervous system) (peripheral vessels) (saturation of blood oxygen, SaO 2 ) (postauricular hematoma, battle sign) (jugular vein engorgement, JVE) (lymphadenopathy, LAD) 12
01 5. (progress note) (1) (progress note) SOAP S: Subjective data O: Objective data A: Assessment P: Plan (2) (weekly summary) (3) (off-service and on-service note) 6. (consultation note) (impression) (diagnosis) 7. (invasive procedure record) 13
8. (operation note) (preoperative evaluation)(operation method) (operative finding) 9. (anesthesia record) 10. (medication record) 11. (nursing note) (1) (2) 14
01 (3) (4) (5) (6) 12. (discharge summary) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) 15
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01 3. (1) (2) (3) (4) 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. ICU 17
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02 1. 2. 3. PRIEVIEW 1. 2. 3. 4.
Admission Note Internal Medicine, 60 years old, male, married, businessman. Date of admission: 2015-1-1. Chief Complaint: Shortness of breath, mild fever, poor healing wound on the left plantar region for months. Present Illness: This 60-year-old male patient had history of type 2 DM for 5 years with regular medical control (Novomix 38 IU BID) at our OPD follow up. The latest HbA 1c level was 12.2%. However, he suffered from mild fever with cough and sputum formation in recent a week. He also had the on and off attack of urinary tract infection. Besides, he had one poor healing wound on his left plantar region, and his foot swelled in the winter. In recent 3 days, swelling, heat sensation, redness was found on his left foot, and he felt fatigue and poor appetite, therefore, he visited our OPD this morning, and BS>500mg/dL was noticed. Then he was referred to our ER, where a series of LAB examinations disclosed leukocytosis, hyperglycemia (BS=673mg/dL), acute in chronic renal failure, hyponatremia, mild hyperkalemia, and marked elevated CRP level. Urine examination showed pyuria and bacteria (++). He was admitted to our ward for further management. Past History: 1. HCVD and Af with medical control (Urosin 1# PO QN, Fedil 1# PO QD). 2. The history of major operation: Diabetic retinopathy, OS s/p and cataract. 3. No known food or drug allergy. 20