Patient demographics | |||||
Patient name | Date of birth | Gender | Ethnicity | NHS number | |
SMITH, Richard (Mr) | 01-Jan-1957 | Male | British | Verified - 135 246 5790 |
Home Address 21, Grove Street |
|
GP Practice |
|
MGP Medical Centre |
Address 1 MGP HouseOvertown Leeds West Yorkshire LS21 7PA |
Phone 01634111222 Email jlorenzo@MMC.co.uk |
GP Practice Code GP123456 |
Document Created | 17-Feb-2015, 10:00 |
---|---|
Document Owner | XYZ NHS trust |
Authored by | XYZ Hospital on 14-Feb-2015, 09:00 |
Other participant(s) in this document |
---|
Participant | |
---|---|
Participant Name | Dr John Lorenzo |
Work Address 1 MGP House |
Work Phone 01634111222 |
Referred By | |
---|---|
Referrer Name | Mr Richard Smith - Self |
Admission method | Emergency |
---|---|
Date of admission | 12-Feb-2015 |
Source of admission | Usual place of residence |
Causative agent | Penicillin |
---|---|
Description of the reaction | Rash. No swelling/anaphylaxis |
Assessment scales | TIMI score=2 |
---|
Clinical Summary |
---|
58 year old man with an acute history of cardiac sounding chest pain lasting around 2 hours. |
Examination unremarkable. |
Inferior ischaemic changes on ECGs and raised Troponin T. |
Coronary angiogram demonstrated diseased RCA, drug eluting stent successfully placed. |
Appropriate secondary prevention medications prescribed and for follow up with Cardiac Rehabilitation team. |
Diagnosis |
---|
Cardiac chest pain/ACS |
Discharging consultant | Mr Abacus |
---|---|
Date of discharge | 16-Feb-2015 |
Discharge method | Patient discharged on clinical advice |
Discharge destination | Usual place of residence |
Information Given |
---|
Patient seen by Cardiac Rehab and information given regarding diagnosis, lifestyle change and benefits of rehab programme. |
Community follow up planned. |
FBC | 5 x 10 12 /L, WCC: 11.1 x 10 9 /L, Hb: 150 g/dl, neutrophils: 7.0 x 10 9 /L, eosinophils: 0.40 x 10 9 /L, lymphocytes: 3.5x10 9 /L, monocytes: 0.3 x 10 9 /L |
---|---|
Arterial Blood Gases | PH: 7.41, pO 2 : 13 kPa, pCO 2 : 6.0kPa, HCO3: 24 mEq/L, B.E.: +2 mmol/L |
ECG | Inferior ischaemic changes |
Chest Xray | Normal |
Advance decisions about treatment |
---|
Declines blood products - patient is a Jehovah’s witness |
Medication Name | Ramipril |
---|---|
Dose | 2.5mg |
Medication Frequency | OD |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | continue |
Medication Name | Omeprazole |
---|---|
Dose | 20mg |
Medication Frequency | OD/PRN |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | continue |
Medication Name | Aspirin |
---|---|
Dose | 75mg |
Medication Frequency | OD |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | continue |
Medication Name | Clopidogrel |
---|---|
Dose | 75mg |
Medication Frequency | OD |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | 1 year then stop |
Medication Name | Simvastatin |
---|---|
Dose | 40mg |
Medication Frequency | OD |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | continue |
Medication Name | Bisoprolol |
---|---|
Dose | 5mg |
Medication Frequency | OD |
Route | oral |
Medication Recommendations | Uptitrate according to BP and HR |
Participation in research |
---|
None |
Patient and carer concerns |
---|
Concern re possibility of heart attack/similarity with mothers illness. |
Worried about ability to drive and work/financial implications. |
Name | Dr Paul Rastall |
---|---|
Designation or role | On call Dr |
Grade | SpR |
Specialty | Medicine |
Actions |
---|
GP please continue secondary preventative medication. |
Doses will be uptitrated by Cardiac Rehab team. |
Procedures |
---|
Coronary Angiogram with stent to right coronary artery (RCA) |
Safety Alerts |
---|
None |
Household composition | Lives alone |
---|---|
Lives alone | No |
Occupational history | Self employed electrician |