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LAMBERTO AUSTRIA
Age/Sex:
60/M
Address:
Initial
Impression:
Resident-inCharge:
Medical Internsin-Charge:
Date of
Visit:
Time of
Visit:
May 15,
2014
10:00 AM
Family History:
The patient had 11 children, most of which are now married, and are starting
their families in Pangasinan and Ilocos. Raymark is the only person that helps the
index patient and his wife to their everyday needs. He works as a pedicab driver.
Patient allegedly had a healthy family. No history of hypertension, diabetes,
obesity, CAD, CVD, asthma, pneumonia, or any allergy to his children and
descendants.
Personal and Social History:
Patient is a known smoker, with 20 packyears. Also, he occasionally drinks
alcoholic beverages. He denies illegal drug use. Patient eats three times a day, with
preference to vegetable, coffee, and rice.
Patient works as a vendor of street foods (at Round Table). Their source of
drinking water is from NAWASA. The garbage is collected daily, and they dont have
pets inside their house.
FICA Spiritual History:
FAITH:
He said that if he has problems, he prays to God and goes to the priest for
spiritual guidance. However, he rarely hears mass.
Constitutional: Weight loss was noted after the onset of his diabetes,
estimated to have lost 25% of the total body weight. No fever, chills and
fatigue.
b.
c.
HEENT:
o
d.
e.
Gastrointestinal:
No
abdominal
pain,
changes
in
appetite,
hematochezia, hematemesis, diarrhea, or excessive belching/passing of
gas.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
Physical Examination:
General Survey:
Patient is awake and cooperative, properly oriented to surroundings, time,
place and situation, with appropriate affect and mood. There were no apparent
signs of cardiorespiratory distress.
Vital Signs:
Blood Pressure: 100/60 mmHg sitting, right arm
Heart Rate: 67 beats per minute, regular
Respiratory Rate: 18 breaths per minute, regular
Temperature: 36.8C
Anthropometric Measurements: (not assessed)
Cardiovascular
Score
5
5
3
Recall
Recall the three objects presented earlier (1 point each)
Language
Name pencil and watch (1 point each)
Repeat No ifs, ands, or buts (1 point)
Follow a three-step command (1 point for each command)
Write close your eyes and ask patient to obey written command
(1 point)
Ask patient to write a sentence (1 point)
Ask patient to copy a design
2
1
3
1
1
1
Cranial Nerves:
Cranial Nerve
Assessment
Olfactory (I)
Not assessed
Optic (II)
Optic
(II), Pupils equally reactive to direct and consensual light
Oculomotor (III)
reflex
Oculomotor (III),
Trochlear (IV),
Abducens (VI)
Facial (VII)
No facial asymmetry
Vestibulocochlear
(VIII)
Glossopharyngeal
(IX), Vagus (X)
Spinal Accessory
(XI)
Hypoglossal (XII)
Motor Examination:
Upon inspection, the patient has symmetric muscle bulk of proximal
and distal muscles of both upper and lower extremities. No atrophy of
muscles. No clonus, no fasciculations. No involuntary movements (tics,
chorea, tardive dyskinesia, athetosis, ballism). No seizures, tremors, spasm.
Arms and legs can be extended throughout the range of movement. Palpation
of muscle groups like biceps, triceps, and deltoid were non tender.
Muscle Tone:
No rigidity or spasticity. No flaccidity. Normotonic on all four extremities
on all major joints upon passive range of movement.
Coordination and Gait:
No difficulties in starting and halting walking. No loss of coordination,
difficulty on turning, staggering or shuffling gait.
Patient was able to do rapid alternating movements and finger-to-nose
test.
Sensory:
100%
100%
100%
100%
Motor:
5/5
5/5
5/5
5/5
Reflex:
++
++
++
++
Assessment:
Biomedical:
Mixed Wound Infection (probably bacterial and fungal), distal area, left leg
Diabetes Mellitus Type 2, uncontrolled
Family Classification:
Structure: Extended Family
Residence: Neolocal
Class Pattern: Lower class
Set-up: Democratic
Family Life Cycle: Launching Family
Trajectory of Illness: Stage 3: Early Adjustment to Outcomes Recovery
Plan:
DM diet, increase oral fluid intake
For repeat FBS, HbA1c, TC, TG, HDL, LDL, and Creatinine
Medications:
o Triamcinolone acetonide 0.1% cream (Triderm) BID
o Cetirizine 10 mg/tab BID for 5 days
o Metformin 500 mg/tab BID
o Multivitamins capsule OD
For vaccination c/o Baluarte HC:
o Pneumococcal
o Hepatitis B
o Influenza
Exercise at least 1 hour per day
Foot care and hygiene
Advised consult to an Ophthalmologist for evaluation and management of his
blurring of vision
Advised regular check-up to health-care provider for his DM
Advised
Family Classification:
Structure: Extended
Socio-Economic: Low socioeconomic class
Family Set-up: Democratic
Residence: Neolocal
Stage in the Family Life Cycle: Launching Family
Family Roster:
Name
Age/Sex
Relationship
to Index
patient
Occupatio
n
Genoveva
56/F
Wife
Vendor
Ryan
33/M
Son
Raymark
19/M
Son
Marjean
11/F
Granddaughte
r
Pedicab
driver
StudentCollege 3rd
yr
Student
6th grade
Highest
education
al
Attainmen
t
Highschool
graduate
Highschool
graduate
Highschool
graduate
Income
P 350/day
P 200/day
N/A
N/A
Expenses:
Monthly
P 16, 500.00
P 5,250 + 6,000 (budget for food
business)
P 150.00
P 600.00
P 600.00
P 12,600.00
Emergency Money
P 3,900.00
** Total family income is varied. Values encoded were computed based on
an average basis.
Family Mapping:
Family Timeline:
2013
2012
2011
1997
1995
1993
1991
1988
1986
1985
1983
1980
1979
1977
1975
1974
1973
1954
PALAGI
PAMINSANMINSAN
HALOS
HINDI
8 points
APGAR 2
Sino-sino ang nakatira sa inyong tahanan? Paano ang iyong
relasyon?
Pangalan
Relasyon
Mabuti
Hindi
Hindi mabuti
gaanong
mabuti
Genoveva
Asawa
X
Ryan
Anak
X
Raymark
Anak
X
Marjean
apo
X
Anak
Anak
apo
X
X
X
Cultural
Religious
Economic
Resource
Social interaction is
evident among family
members as well as with
their neighbors
The family is proud to be a
Filipino family
The family is satisfied with
their religious beliefs, all
of the members are
practicing catholic faith
Educational
Medical
Pathology
Familys Present Priorities: Education for Raymark, their food business and
maintaining health among the family
Family Illness Trajectory:
Stage IV Early adjustment to outcomes Recovery
The index patient was diagnosed to have Diabetes Mellitus type 2 two years
ago and had since been advised to take Metformin 500mg OD, however patient is
non-compliant with his medication and now has complaint of itching on his left
lower leg but tends to disregard his condition and just cope with it.
Health Status of Family Members:
NAME
AGE/SEX
Lamberto
60/M
FINDINGS
S> (+) itching of left foot, (-) numbness, (-)
changes in color of the extremities
O> 100/60--6718--36.8
Conscious, coherent, not in distress
Dirty sclerae, pink palpebral conjunctiva,
no naso-aural discharge, no CLAD
Symmetric chest expansion, no retractions,
clear breath sounds
AP, normal rate and regular rhythm
Flabby
abdomen,
soft,
non-tender,
normoactive bowel sounds
Full equal pulses, grossly normal
(+) multiple, well-defined erythematous
plaques topped with crusting, ulceration
and excoriation, distal aspect, medial left
leg.
A> Mixed Wound Infection
DMT2, uncontrolled
P> DM diet, inc. OFI
Genoveva
56/F
33/M
19/M
11/F
Regular exercise
Annual
physical
examination
Hepatitis
B,
Pneumococcal
and
Influenza vaccines
Vitamin
supplementation
Personal hygiene
Dental hygiene
Health
Education
(Balanced
at
appropriate
diet,
accident
exposure,
polypharmacy)
Accident prevention
SECONDARY
PREVENTION
Annual
BP
monitoring
Annual
fecalysis
with occult blood
testing
Annual urinalysis
Annual lipid profile
determination
Annual Creatinine
and
GFR
determination
Height and weight
check (BMI)
Annual Audiometric
Exam
TERTIARY
PREVENTION
DM diet
For
FBS
every
2-4
weeks
until
blood sugar
is controlled;
for
HbA1c
every
3-6
months
Triamcinolon
e cream BID
to
affected
area
Cetirizine 10
mg BID for 5
days
Metformin
500 mg BID
Refer
to
Department
of
Genoveva,
58/F
Ryan,
33/M
Annual
Physical
Examination
Regular
ageappropriate exercise
Hepatitis
B,
Pneumococcal
and
Influenza vaccines
Vitamin
supplementation
Personal hygiene
Dental hygiene
Health
Education
(Balanced
at
appropriate diet [DM
diet],
accident
exposure,
polypharmacy)
Accident prevention
Dental hygiene and
monitoring
Education on proper
hygiene: bathing every
day, nail care, hand
washing,
family
planning
Assessment
and
advise
to
quit
smoking,
consume
alcoholic
drink
moderately
Advise
to practice
safe sex
Promote
healthy
lifestyle and diet
Weight monitoring
Address
concerns
about
marital
and
family relationships
Annual BP
monitoring
Annual FBS, Lipid
Profile
determination
Annual Eye checkup
Height and weight
check (BMI)
Annual Audiometric
Exam
Annual Fecalysis
and Occult Blood
Annual Chest X-ray
Annual breast
examination
Annual Pap Smear
and Pelvic Exam
BP
monitoring
annually
Fecalysis
and
urinalysis may be
done annually
CXR annually
Annual PE should
be done
During times of
illness, advise to
seek
consult
immediately
and
encourage
family
participation
Ophthalmolo
gy for further
evaluation
and
comanageme
nt
of
the
blurring
of
vision
N/A
N/A
Raymark,
19/M
Marjean,
11/F
BP
monitoring
annually
Hearing
acuity
done atleast once
PPD may be done
as screening for
PTB
Fecalysis
and
urinalysis may be
done annually
CXR annually
Annual PE should
be done
During times of illness,
advise to seek consult
immediately
and
encourage
family
participation
BP
monitoring
annually
Teach
breastself
examination at age
9
Hearing
acuity
N/A
Immunization
based
on EPI
Assessment
and
advise about accident
exposure
Promote
healthy
lifestyle and diet
Motor
development
and
nutrition
monitoring
Address
learning
difficulties
and
language skills
Address
concerns
about
moral
and
emotional
development
Vitamin
supplementation and
assess drug allergies
Health
education:
Sanitation
issues,
consumption of junk
food,
accident
prevention,
sexual
issues and health risks
passing 3 houses
The index
patient,
Lamberto Sr.
with his
With the
interviewers
Mrs. Genoveva
Austria