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Document Created 17-Feb-2015, 10:00
Document Owner XYZ NHS trust
Authored by XYZ Hospital on 14-Feb-2015, 09:00
Discharge summary
Encounter Type Emergency department patient visit
Encounter Time 12-Feb-2015, 09:00 to 16-Feb-2015, 09:00
Encounter Disposition Discharge to home
Care Setting Type Accident and Emergency department


Admission details

Admission method Emergency
Date of admission 12-Feb-2015
Source of admission Usual place of residence


Allergies and adverse reactions

Causative agent Penicillin
Description of the reaction Rash. No swelling/anaphylaxis


Assessment scales

Assessment scales TIMI score=2


Clinical summary

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.


Diagnoses

Diagnosis
Cardiac chest pain/ACS


Discharge details

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

Information Given
Patient seen by Cardiac Rehab and information given regarding diagnosis, lifestyle change and benefits of rehab programme.
Community follow up planned.


Investigations and procedures requested

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


Legal information

Advance decisions about treatment
Declines blood products - patient is a Jehovah’s witness


Medications and medical devices

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

Participation in research
None


Patient and carer concerns

Patient and carer concerns
Concern re possibility of heart attack/similarity with mothers illness.
Worried about ability to drive and work/financial implications.


Person completing record

Name Dr Paul Rastall
Designation or role On call Dr
Grade SpR
Specialty Medicine


Plan and requested actions

Actions
GP please continue secondary preventative medication.
Doses will be uptitrated by Cardiac Rehab team.


Procedures

Procedures
Coronary Angiogram with stent to right coronary artery (RCA)


Safety alerts

Safety Alerts
None


Social context

Household composition Lives alone
Lives alone No
Occupational history Self employed electrician