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脊柱侧弯病历模板范文

脊柱侧弯病历模板范文

脊柱侧弯病历模板范文英文回答:Spinal curvature, also known as scoliosis, is a condition where the spine curves sideways instead of being straight. This can result in an uneven appearance of the shoulders, hips, or waist. It can also cause discomfort, pain, and limited mobility.I first noticed my spinal curvature when I was a teenager. I realized that my shoulders were not level and my waist seemed uneven. I also experienced occasional back pain and stiffness. After consulting with a doctor, I was diagnosed with scoliosis.The doctor explained that scoliosis can be caused by various factors, including genetics, muscle imbalances, or abnormalities in the bones of the spine. In my case, it was likely a combination of genetic factors and muscle imbalances. The doctor recommended a treatment plan thatincluded physical therapy exercises and wearing a brace to help correct the curvature.I followed the doctor's advice and started doing the prescribed exercises regularly. These exercises focused on strengthening the muscles around my spine and improving my posture. I also wore a brace, which provided support and helped to prevent further progression of the curvature.Over time, I noticed improvements in my condition. My posture became more aligned, and the pain and discomfort reduced significantly. Although the brace was initially uncomfortable, I got used to it and it became a part of my daily routine.In addition to the medical treatment, I also made lifestyle changes to support my spinal health. I became more conscious of my posture while sitting, standing, and walking. I avoided carrying heavy backpacks or bags on one shoulder, as it could worsen the curvature. I also incorporated regular exercise, such as swimming and yoga, into my routine to maintain flexibility and strengthen myback muscles.中文回答:脊柱侧弯,也被称为脊柱侧弯症,是一种脊柱向一侧弯曲而不是保持直线的病症。

桡骨骨折病历模板范文

桡骨骨折病历模板范文

桡骨骨折病历模板范文英文回答:Title: Radial Fracture Medical Record Template.Patient Information:Name: [Patient's Name]Age: [Patient's Age]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Date of Admission: [Date of Admission]Chief Complaint:The patient presented with severe pain and swelling in the right forearm after a fall from a bicycle.History of Present Illness:The patient was riding a bicycle when he lost control and fell onto his outstretched right arm. He immediately experienced intense pain and noticed significant swelling in the forearm. The patient was unable to move his wrist and forearm without experiencing excruciating pain. He was brought to the emergency department for evaluation and treatment.Past Medical History:The patient has no significant past medical history. He has never experienced any fractures or major injuries before.Physical Examination:On examination, the patient presented with tenderness, swelling, and deformity in the right forearm. There was limited range of motion in the wrist and forearm due to pain. Distal pulses were intact, and there were no signs ofneurovascular compromise.Investigations:X-ray imaging of the right forearm revealed a displaced fracture of the radius bone. The fracture line extendedfrom the midshaft to the distal end of the bone.Diagnosis:Based on the clinical history and radiographic findings, the patient was diagnosed with a displaced fracture of the radius bone.Treatment:The patient was immediately placed in a splint to immobilize the fractured bone and provide pain relief. He was scheduled for surgery the following day to realign and stabilize the fracture with the use of internal fixation.In the meantime, the patient was advised to keep the arm elevated and to take pain medication as prescribed.Complications:Compartment syndrome is a potential complication that can occur with radial fractures. This condition arises when increased pressure within the forearm compartment leads to compromised blood flow and nerve function. Symptoms include severe pain, swelling, and numbness or tingling in the affected limb. If compartment syndrome is suspected, immediate surgical intervention is required to relieve the pressure and prevent further damage.Follow-up Plan:The patient will be closely monitored post-surgery for any signs of infection, delayed healing, or complications. Physical therapy will be initiated to regain strength and range of motion in the affected arm. Follow-up appointments will be scheduled to assess the progress of healing and adjust the treatment plan if necessary.中文回答:标题,桡骨骨折病历模板范文。

英文病历书写教材体检(神经、骨骼和肌肉)

英文病历书写教材体检(神经、骨骼和肌肉)

英文病历书写教材体检(神经、骨骼和肌肉)第九章体检(神经、骨骼和肌肉)[Physical examination(nerve,skeleton andmuscle)]·痛(空间、触、视、震动、实体、立体、姿势、光、运动、味、温、色、平衡)[pain (space, tactil, visual, vibratory, strereognostic, proprioceptive, posture, light, kinesthetic, taste, thermic, color, equilibrium) sense] ·关节觉[arthresthesia]·震动觉[seismesthesia]·复合感觉[synaesthesia]·听(位置,嗅)觉[sense of hearing (position, smell)]·感觉异常(缺失,过敏,减退)[abnormal sensation (anesthesia, hyperesthesia, hypoesthesia)]·半身感觉缺失[hemisensory defect]·感觉迟钝(错乱)[dysesthesia (paresthesia)]·感觉障碍(异常)[sensory disturbance (paraesthesia)]·感觉正常[intact sensation (euesthesia)]·痛觉过敏(减退)[hyperalgia (hypoalgia)]·痛觉缺失[alganesthesia (analgesia)]·嗅觉迟钝(减退,过敏)[amblyaphia (hypopselaphesia, hyperpselaphesia)] ·束带状感觉[girdle sensation]·蚁走感[formication (creeping sensation)]·瘫痪(偏瘫、单瘫、截瘫、四肢瘫)[paralysis (hemiplegia, monoplegia, 碍paraplegia, quadriplegia)]·软(硬)瘫[soft (stiff) paralysis]·周围(中枢)性瘫[peripheral (central) paralysis]·轻瘫[paresis]·交叉性(同向性)瘫[alternate (cojugate) paralysis]·交叉瘫[crossed paralysis]·痉挛性(弛缓性、癔病性、小儿)瘫(麻痹)[spastic (flaccid, hysterial, infantile) paralysis]·重症肌无力[bulbospinal paralysis]·扑翼样震颤[asterixis]·手足搐搦[tetany]·共济失调[ataxia]·手足徐动症[athetosis]·舞蹈样运动[choreiform movement (chorea)]·肌颤[muscular fibrillation]·肌阵挛[myoclonus]·震颤麻痹[paralysis agitans (shaking palsy,Parkison`s disease)] ·颤动[tremor (twitch)]·随意运动[voluntary movement]·肌力正常(减退)[muscular power (myodynamia, myosthemic) is normal (decreased)]·肌力消失[loss of power]·左上肢肌力III度[3 degree in the left upper extrimity]·肌无力[weakness of the muscle (amyosthenia, myasthenia)] ·肌张力减低[hypomyotonia (decreased muscular tone)]·痉挛性(强直性)肌张力增高[spastic (tonic) hypermyotonia (hypertonia of the muscle, increased muscular tone)] ·肌弛缓(肌张力缺失)[amyotonia]·折刀现象[clasp knife]·齿轮样强直[cogwheel rigidity]·肌阵挛(痉挛)[muscular clonus (spasm)]·摇摆(蹒跚、剪刀形、鸭走形、酒醉小脑病、摇曳、慌张)步态[swaying (reeling, scissors, waddling, drunken, cerebella, cow, festinating)gait]·共济失调(共济运动,共济失调步态)[incoordination (coordinated movement, afaxic gait)]·跛行步态(间歇性跛行)[claudication gait (intermittent claudication)]·闭目难立试验(阳性,阴性)[Romberg`s sign (positive, negative)]·摸空征[carphology]·指鼻(指-指)试验[finger-nose(finger) test]·轮替动作[alternate motion]·跟膝胫试验[heel-knee-tibia test]·生理(病理)反射[physiologic (pathologic) reflex]·角膜(张口,结膜,咽,腭,眼睑,咳嗽,吞咽,对光,瞳孔)反射[corneal (gag, conjunctival, pharyngeal, palatal, lid, cough, deglutition, light, pupillary) reflex]·腹壁反射[abdominal wall reflex]·提睾(肛门)反射[cremasteric (anal) reflex]·肱二(三)头肌反射[biceps (triceps) reflex]·股二(四)头肌反射[biceps (quadricels) femories reflex]·三角肌(伸肌)反射[deltoid (extensor) feflex]·抓握(牵拉,吸吮,防御,条件)反射[grasp (stretch, sucking,protective, conditioned) reflex]·跖(骨膜)反射[plantar (periosteal) reflex]·跟腱反射[heel-tap (achilles tendon) reflex]·拥抱反射[clasping (embrace, Moro`s) reflex]·深(浅)反射[deep (superficial) reflex]·压眶反射[reaction to pressure on the supraocular notch]·桡骨膜反射[radioperiosteal reflex]·膝(跟腱)反射[knee (achilles) jerk]·反射活动协调[coordination of reflex action (activity)]·反射亢进(减弱,消失)[hyperreflexia (hyporeflexia, areflexia)]·亢进的[hypractive (increased, exaggerated)]·减弱的[hypoactive (decreased, diminished)]·消失的[absent (disappeared)]·可疑的[questionable (equivocal)]·跟(髌,趾,腕)阵挛[ankle (patella, toe, wrist) clonus]·巴彬斯基(克尼格,奥本海姻,霍夫曼)征[Babinski (Kernig, Oppenheim, Hoffman) sign]·拉塞格(布鲁金,戈登,查多克,岗达)征[Lasegue (Brudzinski, Gordon, Chaddock, Bonoda) sign]·眼-心(竖毛)反射[oculo-cardiac (pilomotor) reflex]·皮肤划痕征[dermographism]·脑膜刺激征[sign of meningeal irritation]·颈强直[stiff-neck]·阳性(阴性)[postive (negative)]·未引出[be not found (discovered, elicited)]·失语(声)[aphasia (aphony)]·言语缓慢(不清)[bradylalia (barylalia)]·口吃(声嘶)[stuttering (hoarseness)]·外展(内收)[abduction (adduction)]·脊柱后(前,侧,前侧,后侧)凸[kyphosis (lordosis, scoliosis, lordoscoliosis, scoliokyphosis)]·屈曲(前曲,背曲,腹侧屈曲)[flexion (anteflexion, dorsiflexion, ventriflexion)] ·旋转(旋前,旋后)[rotation (pronation, supination)]·伸直(前弯,后弯,侧弯)[extension (forward bending, backward bending, lateral bending)]·膝内(外)翻[genua varum (valgum)]·髋内(外)翻[coxa vara (valga)]·足内(外)翻[pes varus (valgus)]·X(O)形腿[deformed X(O)-shaped leg]·驼背[humpback (kyphosis, rachiocyphosis)]·多(并)指[polydactylia (syndactyly)]·关节僵硬[ankylosis (stiff-joint)]·骨性强直[bony ankylosis]·爪(扇)形手[claw (sector) hand]·肢端肥大[acromegaly]·杵状指[clubbing (clubbed finger)]·跛行[limping]·平足[flat foot (pes planus)]·静脉曲张[varicose vein]·静脉(蜂窝织)炎[phlebitis (cellulitis)]·活动受限[limitation of motion]·干(湿)性坏疽[dry (moist) gangrene]·垂腕[wrist drop]·梭形关节[fusiform articulus]·浮髌现象[floating patella phenomenon]·橡皮肿[elephantedema]·肌萎缩[muscle atrophy]·瘘管形成[sinus tract formation]·蹼指(趾)[palmature and webbed toe]·关节挛缩[contracture of joint]·凹陷(非凹陷)性水肿[pitting (non-pitting) edema]·关节变形(融合)[joint deformity (fusion)]·关节全(半)脱位[complete dislocation (subluxation of joint)] ·关节肿大(肿胀)[arthrocele (arthroncus)]·关节活动障碍[articular dyskinesia]。

骨科英文病历

骨科英文病历

CASEMedical Number: 682786 General informationName:Guo **Age:Thirty fourSex: MaleRace:HanNationality:ChinaMarital status: MarriedNative place:TianjinAddress: Tianjin Municipality Jinghai county Da feng dui town zhen dafengdui village Occupation: freelance workDate of admission: Jan 11st, 2001 Date of record: 11Am, Jan 11st, 2001 Complainer of history: the patient herselfReliability: ReliableTel: 82422500Chief complaint: Trauma result to the arms and legs feeling,activities obstacles about 6 hoursPresent illness: six hours ago, the patient had a traffic accident,suddenly felt pain in his neck ,the feeling of his arms and legs lost,he can’t move .At the same time ,he have unconscious barriers, no dizziness, no headache, no chest distress ,no dyspnea ,no nausea and vomiting ,no abdominal pain ,no diarrhea . He was sent to the emergency department of the hospital ,MRI of the neck shows C4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded ,Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord,so he was sent the bone spine because of Cervical spinal cord injury with tetraplegiaSince onset, his appetite is good, both his spiritedness and sleepare normal. His defecation and urination are normal, too.His weight is not significantly changePast historyOperative history: Never undergoing any operation.Infectious history: No history of severe infectious disease.Allergic history: She was not allergic to penicillin or sulfamide.Review of systems:Respiratory system: no history of Sore throat, chronic cough, sputum, hemoptysis , wheezing , dyspnea , chest painCirculatory system: no history of Palpitation, dyspnea on exertion, hemoptysis , syncope, edema of lower limbs, precordial pain ,hypertentionAlimentary system:no history of anorexia ,sour regurgitation ,belching ,nausea, vomittingGenitourinary system:No history of lumbago, frequent micturition, urgent micturition, urodynia, dysuria hematuria nocturia polyuria oliguria facial edemaHematopoietic system:No history of fatigue, dizziness, blurred vision, gingival bleeding, subcutaneous hemorrhage ,ostealgia ,epistaxis Metabolic and endocrine system:No history of excessive appetite, anorexia, sweats, cold intolerance, polydipsia, tremor hands, change of character, obvious obesity,emaciation, hirsutism hair, losing pigmentation, chang of sexual function, amenorrheaMusculoskeletal system:No floating arthralgia,no arthraliga ,no swelling of joints,no deformiteies of jionts ,no myalgia ,no atrophy of muscle. Neural system:No history of headache ,dizziness, vertigo, syncope, degeneration of memory, visual disturbance, insomnia, disturbance of consciousness, tremor, spasm, paralysis, paresthesiaPersonal historyHe was born in Tianjin, and almost always lived inTianjin. His living conditions were good. No bad personal habits and customs,no history of smoking,no history of drinkingObstetrical history:get married at 24 years old,have two children,they are healthyFamily history:Deny family genetic historyPhysical examinationVital signs:T 36.5℃, P 68/min, R 16/min, BP 129/90mmHg.General condition:He is well developed and moderately nourished. Passiveposition. The skin was not stained yellow. No cyanosis. No pigmentation. No skin eruption. Spider angioma was not seen. No pitting edema.Lymphnodes:Superficial lymph nodes were not enlarged or pressing pain. HeadCranium:Hair was black and well distributed. No deformities. No scars. No masses. No tenderness.Ear: Bilateral auricles were symmetric and of no masses. No discharges were found in external auditory canals. No tenderness in mastoid area. Auditory acuity was normal.Nose: No abnormal discharges were found in vetibulum nasi. Septum nasi was in midline. No nares flaring. No tenderness in nasal sinuses.Eye:Bilateral eyelids were not swelling. No ptosis. No entropion. Conjunctiva was not congestive. Sclera was anicteric. Eyeballs were not projected or depressed. Movement was normal. Bilateral pupils were round and equal in size. Direct and indirect pupillary reactions to light were existent.Mouth: Oral mucous membrane was smooth, and of no ulcer or erosion. Tongue was in midline. Pharynx was not congestive. Tonsils were not enlarged.Neck: Symmetric and of no deformities. No masses. Thyroid was not enlarged. Trachea was in midline.ChestChestwall:Veins could not be seen easily. No subcutaneous emphysema. Intercostal space was neither narrowed nor widened. No tenderness. Thorax: Symmetric bilaterally. No deformities.Breast:Symmetric bilaterally. Neither nipples nor skin were retracted.Elasticity was fine.Lungs:Inspection:Respiratory movement was bilaterally symmetric with the frequency of 20/min. Intercostal space was not wide or narrow Palpation:Thoracic expansion and tactile fremitus were symmetric bilaterally. No pleural friction fremitus.percussion: Resonance was heard. No abnormal breath sound was heard. Lower borders was in the sixth intercostal space on Collarbone midline, the eighthintercostal space on midaxillary line ,the tenth intercostal space on scapular line.Space range of mobility:right 7.9cm,left 7.8cm Dusculation:breath regular,No wheezes. No rales.Heart:Inspection:No bulge and no abnormal impulse or thrills in precordial area. The point of maximum impulse was in 5th left intercostal space inside of the mid clavicular line and not diffuse.Palpation : apex impulse was normal .no thrill, no percardial friction rubs Percussion:relative cardiac outline was not enlargeRight<cm> intercostal space left<cm>2.6 二 2.93.0 三4.53.6 四 5.6五8.2The distance between clavicle middle lin and the midline was 9.0cm Ausculation:No pericardial friction sound. Heart sounds were strong and no splitting. Rate 80/min. Cardiac rhythm was regular. No pathological murmurs.No Pericardial friction rubsPeripheral vessals: normal pistal shot of big arteries,no Duroziez’s sign ,no water hammer pulse, no capillary pulsation, no paradoxical pulse, no pulsus alternansAbdomen:Inspection: Flat andsymmetry.No bulge or depression .No gastral pattern and intestinal pattern. No venous distention ofabdoman . No purple striae . No surgical scars or herniaPalpation: soft. There was not tenderness and rebound tenderness on abdomen or renal region. Liver was not reached. Spleen was not enlarged. No masses. G allbladdercan’t be touched,Murphy was negative. percussion: borders of liver dull was existence.Upper borders of liver on right midclavicular line the fifth intercostal space,which was 9.8cm far from the down edge of the liver. Shifting dullness negative.ausculation : Borhorygmus 5/min,which was not increased or decreased. No vascular murmurs.No gurgling or peritoneal fricativesGenitalia ,rectum and Anus: normalSpecialized examination:Spine was normal and have nolateral anterior posterior protruding deformities.Cervical Spinous process had tenderness pain.No articular swelling or deformity.No movements of all limbs.Physiological reflexes were not existent ,and the same to pathological ones.Laboratory findingsMRI of the neck showedC4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded ,Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord. <2014-8-2>Abstract1.Patient was a freelance work,male, 34years old.2.Trauma result to the arms and legs feeling,activities obstacles about 6 hours.3.No special past history.4.MRI of the neck showed C4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded , Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord.Impression: Cervical spinal cord injury with tetraplegiaSignature:。

类风湿关节炎英文病历

类风湿关节炎英文病历

Sample History and Physical Note Charting Plus™ - Electronic Medical RecordsNote for John Doe on 4/18/02 - Chart 1124Chief Complaint: This26 year old male presents today for treatment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis. Associated signs and symptoms include aching, joint pain, and symmetrical joint swelling bilateral. Patient denies any previous history,related trauma or previous treatments for this condition. Condition has existed for 2 weeks. He indicates the problem location is the right hand and left hand. Patient indicates no modifying factors. Severity of condition is slowly worsening. Onset was unknown.Allergies: Patient admits allergies to aspirin resulting in GI upset, disorientation.Medication History: Patient is currently taking amoxicillin-clavulanate 125 mg-31.25 mg tablet, chewable medication was prescribed by A. General Practitioner MD, Adrenocot 0.5 mg tablet medication was prescribed by A. General Practitioner MD.Past Medical History:Past medical history is unremarkable.Past Surgical History:Patient admits past surgical history of (+) appendectomy in 1989.Family History:Patient admits a family history of rheumatoid arthritis associated with maternal grandmother.Social History:Patient denies alcohol use. Patient denies illegal drug use. Patient denies STD history. Patient denies tobacco use.Review of Systems:Neurological: (+) paralysis Musculoskeletal: (+) joint pain (+) joint swelling (+)stiffness Cardiovascular: (+) ankle swelling Neurological: (-) numbness Musculoskeletal: (-) back pain (chronic) (-) decreased ROM (-) episodic weakness Cardiovascular: (-) chest pressure Respiratory: (-) breathing difficulties, respiratory symptoms (-) sleep apneaPhysical Exam: BP Standing: 120/84 HR: 79 Temp: 98.6 Height: 5 ft. 8 in. Weight: 168 lbs. Patient is a26 year old male who appears pleasant, in no apparent distress, his given age, well developed, well nourished and with good attention to hygiene and body habitus.Skin:No skin rash, subcutaneous nodules, lesions or ulcers observed. Palpation of skin shows no abnormalities.HEENT: Inspection of head and face shows no abnormalities. Hair growth and distribution is normal. Examination of scalp shows no abnormalities. Conjunctiva and lids reveal no signs or symptoms of infection. Pupil exam reveals round and reactive pupils without afferent pupillary defect. Ocular motility exam reveals gross orthotropia with full ductions and versions bilateral. Bilateral retinas reveal normal color, contour, and cupping. Inspection of ears reveals no abnormalities. Otoscopic examination reveals no abnormalities. Examination of oropharynx reveals no abnormalities and tissues pink and moist.ENT: Inspection of ears reveals no abnormalities. Examination of larynx reveals no abnormalities. Inspection of nose reveals no abnormalities.Neck: Neck exam reveals neck supple and trachea that is midline, without adenopathy or crepitance palpable. Thyroid examination reveals no abnormalities and smooth and symmetric gland with no enlargement, tenderness or masses noted.Lymphatic:Neck lymph nodes are normal.Respiratory: Assessment of respiratory effort reveals even respirations without use of accessory muscles and no intercostal retractions noted. Chest inspection reveals chest configuration non- hyperinflated and symmetric expansion. Auscultation of lungs reveals clear lung fields and no rubs noted.Cardiovascular: Heart auscultation reveals normal S1 and S2 and no murmurs, gallop, rubs or clicks. Examination of peripheral vascular system reveals full to palpation, varicosities absent, extremities warm to touch and no edema.Abdomen: Abdominal contour is slightly rounded. Abdomen soft, nontender, bowel sounds present x 4 without palpable masses. Palpation of liver reveals no abnormalities. Palpation of spleen reveals no abnormalities.Musculoskeletal: Gait and station examination reveals normal arm swing, with normal heel-toe and tandem walking. Inspection and palpation of bones, joints and muscles is unremarkable. Muscle strength is 5/5 for all groups tested. Muscle tone is normal.Neurologic/Psychiatric:Psychiatric: Oriented to person, place and time. Mood and affect normal and appropriate to situation.Testing of cranial nerves reveals no deficits. Coordination is good. Touch, pin, vibratory and proprioception sensations are normal. Deep tendon reflexes normal.Test & X-Ray Results: Rheumatoid factor: 52U/ml. Sed rate: 31 mm/hr. C4 complement: 19mg/dl.Impression: Rheumatoid arthritis.Plan: ESR ordered; automated. Ordered RBC.Ordered quantitative rheumatoid factor. Return to clinic in 2 week(s).Prescriptions:Vioxx Dosage: 12.5 mg tablet Sig:BID Dispense: 30 Refills: 2 Allow Generic: No________________________________ A. Rheumatologist,MDSample Billing Statement Charting Plus™ - Electronic Medical RecordsBilling Statement - Thursday, April 18, 2002Provider: A. Rheumatologist, MDPatient:John Doe, Chart 112412318th Street, Suite 222West Des Moines, IA 50265Diagnoses1. 714.0 Rheumatoid ArthritisTreatments1. 99214 Office or other outpatient visit - est. patient - 25 min.Related Diagnoses: 714.0Modifiers:Units:2. 85041 Blood Count; Red Blood Cell (RBC)OnlyRelated Diagnoses: 714.0Modifiers:Units:3. 85652 Sedimentation Rate, Erythrocyte; AutomatedRelated Diagnoses: 714.0Modifiers:Units:4. 86431 Rheumatoid Factor; QuantitativeRelated Diagnoses: 714.0Modifiers:Units:Referring Physician: Marcus Welby, MDDate Last Seen: 07/26/2001Sample Prescription Charting Plus™ - Electronic Medical RecordsA. Rheumatologist, MDDEA#:_____________________________________________________________Name:John Doe Date:4/18/02 Addr: 1231 8th Street, Suite 222West Des Moines, IA 50265_____________________________________________________________Vioxx12.5 mg tabletBIDX_____________________________________ X_____________________________________ Substitution Permitted Dispense as written Refills: 2Disp: 30Allow Generic: NoSample Patient Instruction Charting Plus™ - Electronic Medical RecordsPatient Instructions for John Doe on 4/18/02RHEUMATOID ARTHRITISWhat is it?Rheumatoid arthritis (or RA) is a chronic, systemic condition with primary involvement of the joints.Joint inflammation is present due to an abnormal immune response in which the body attacks its own tissue. Specifically, the tissues lining the joint are involved as well as cartilage and muscle and sometimes the eyes and blood vessels. The cause of rheumatoid arthritis is obscure but it is associated with a family history,genetic and autoimmune problems, people ages 20-60, female gender 3:1 or a Native American background.Signs and symptoms:* Joint pain, swelling, redness,warmth. Commonly involved joints are the small joints of the hands and feet and the ankles,wrists, knees, shoulders and elbows.* Multiple swollen joints (more than 3) with simultaneous involvement of same joints on opposite side of the body.* Morning stiffness that lasts longer than 30 minutes.* Difficulty making a fist; poor grip strength.* Night pain.* Feeling "sick" - low fever,loss of appetite, tiredness, generalized aching and stiffness,weakness.* Rheumatoid nodules under the skin, usually along the surface of tendons or over bony prominences.* Disease may lead to deformed joints, decreased vision, anemia, muscle weakness, peripheral nerve problems, pericarditis, enlarged spleen, increased frequency of infections.* Blood tests will reveal a positive rheumatoid factor (RF) to be present the majority of the time.Treatment:* To diagnose RA, blood studies are done to detect a substance known as rheumatoid factor and x-rays may show typical findings.* Night splints for involved joints. Avoid putting a pillow under the knees as this will contribute tojoint contracture.* Heat helps relieve the pain; hot water soaks,whirlpool baths, heat lamps, heating pads, etc. applied to affected joints 15-20 minutes 3 times per day is helpful.* Sleep on a firm mattress and sleep at least 10-12 hours per night. Get rest during the day; take naps.* Get bed rest during an active flare-up until symptoms subside.* Avoid humid weather if possible.* NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).* DMARDs (disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs) - gold compounds, D-penicillamine, sulfasalazine, methotrexate, antimalarials.* Immunosuppressive drugs.* Acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain relief only when necessary.* Oral corticosteroids short term; corticosteroid injection into joint can temporarily relieve pain and inflammation. * Exercise as recommended by your physician. Exercise helps keep the joints limber and increases strength. Swimming and water activities are a good way to workout. Put all your joints through their full ranges of motion every day to prevent contractures.* Physical therapy may be recommended.* Surgical intervention.* Lose excess weight as being overweight will only stress the joints further.* Eat a normal, well-balanced diet._______________________________A. Rheumatologist,MDSample Referral Letter Charting Plus™ - Electronic Medical Records4/18/02Marcus Welby, M.D.1231 8th Street, Suite 222West Des Moines, IA 50265Dear Dr. Welby:John Doe was seen in my office in consultation as requested by you as a new patient for evaluation and care. The following is a summary of my findings and recommendations:Chief Complaint: This26 year old male presents today for treatment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis. Associated signs and symptoms include aching, joint pain, and symmetrical joint swelling bilateral. Patient denies any previous history,related trauma or previous treatments for this condition. Condition has existed for 2 weeks. He indicates the problem location is the right hand and left hand. Patient indicates no modifying factors. Severity of condition is slowly worsening. Onset was unknown.Allergies: Patient admits allergies to aspirin resulting in GI upset, disorientation.Medication History: Patient is currently taking amoxicillin-clavulanate 125 mg-31.25 mg tablet, chewable medication was prescribed by A. General Practitioner MD, Adrenocot 0.5 mg tablet medication was prescribed by A. General Practitioner MD.Past Medical History:Past medical history is unremarkable.Past Surgical History:Patient admits past surgical history of (+) appendectomy in 1989.Family History:Patient admits a family history of rheumatoid arthritis associated with maternal grandmother.Social History:Patient denies alcohol use. Patient denies illegal drug use. Patient denies STD history. Patient denies tobacco use.Review of Systems:Neurological: (+) paralysis Musculoskeletal: (+) joint pain (+) joint swelling (+)stiffness Cardiovascular: (+) ankle swelling Neurological: (-) numbness Musculoskeletal: (-) back pain (chronic) (-) decreased ROM (-) episodic weakness Cardiovascular: (-) chest pressure Respiratory: (-) breathing difficulties, respiratory symptoms (-) sleep apneaPhysical Exam: BP Standing: 120/84 HR: 79 Temp: 98.6 Height: 5 ft. 8 in. Weight: 168 lbs. Patient is a26 year old male who appears pleasant, in no apparent distress, his given age, well developed, well nourished and with good attention to hygiene and body habitus.Skin:No skin rash, subcutaneous nodules, lesions or ulcers observed. Palpation of skin shows no abnormalities.HEENT: Inspection of head and face shows no abnormalities. Hair growth and distribution is normal. Examination of scalp shows no abnormalities. Conjunctiva and lids reveal no signs or symptoms of infection. Pupil exam reveals round and reactive pupils without afferent pupillary defect. Ocular motility exam reveals gross orthotropia with full ductions and versions bilateral. Bilateral retinas reveal normal color, contour, and cupping. Inspection of ears reveals no abnormalities. Otoscopic examination reveals no abnormalities. Examination of oropharynx reveals no abnormalities and tissues pink and moist.ENT: Inspection of ears reveals noabnormalities. Examination of larynx reveals no abnormalities. Inspection of nose reveals no abnormalities.Neck: Neck exam reveals neck supple and trachea that is midline, without adenopathy or crepitance palpable. Thyroid examination reveals no abnormalities and smooth and symmetric gland with no enlargement, tenderness or masses noted.Lymphatic:Neck lymph nodes are normal.Respiratory: Assessment of respiratory effort reveals even respirations without use of accessory muscles and no intercostal retractions noted. Chest inspection reveals chest configuration non- hyperinflated and symmetric expansion. Auscultation of lungs reveals clear lung fields and no rubs noted.Cardiovascular: Heart auscultation reveals normal S1 and S2 and no murmurs, gallop, rubs or clicks. Examination of peripheral vascular system reveals full to palpation, varicosities absent, extremities warm to touch and no edema.Abdomen: Abdominal contour is slightly rounded. Abdomen soft, nontender, bowel sounds present x 4 without palpable masses. Palpation of liver reveals no abnormalities. Palpation of spleen reveals no abnormalities.Musculoskeletal: Gait and station examination reveals normal arm swing, with normal heel-toe and tandem walking. Inspection and palpation of bones, joints and muscles is unremarkable. Muscle strength is 5/5 for all groups tested. Muscle tone is normal.Neurologic/Psychiatric:Psychiatric: Oriented to person, place and time. Mood and affect normal and appropriate to situation.Testing of cranial nerves reveals no deficits. Coordination is good. Touch, pin, vibratory and proprioception sensations are normal. Deep tendon reflexes normal.Test & X-Ray Results: Rheumatoid factor: 52U/ml. Sed rate: 31 mm/hr. C4 complement: 19mg/dl.Impression: Rheumatoid arthritis.Plan: ESR ordered; automated. Ordered RBC.Ordered quantitative rheumatoid factor. Return to clinic in 2 week(s).Prescriptions:Vioxx Dosage: 12.5 mg tablet Sig:BID Dispense: 30 Refills: 2 Allow Generic: NoIf I may be of any further assistance in the care of your patient, please let me know. Thank you for providing me the opportunity to participate in the care of your patients.Sincerely,A. Rheumatologist, MD。

关节炎的门诊病历范文

关节炎的门诊病历范文

关节炎的门诊病历范文英文回答:Patient Name: [Patient's Name]Age: [Patient's Age]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Date of Visit: [Date of Visit]Chief Complaint:The patient presents with joint pain and swelling in multiple joints.History of Present Illness:The patient reports experiencing joint pain and swelling for the past few months. The pain is worse in themorning and improves with movement. The patient also complains of stiffness in the affected joints, especially after prolonged periods of rest. The symptoms have gradually worsened over time, affecting the patient's daily activities and quality of life.Past Medical History:The patient has a history of rheumatoid arthritis, which was diagnosed five years ago. The patient has been on medication for the condition and has been regularly monitored by a rheumatologist.Family History:There is a family history of rheumatoid arthritis, with the patient's mother also being diagnosed with the condition.Social History:The patient is a non-smoker and does not consumealcohol. The patient works as an office assistant and does not engage in any strenuous physical activities.Physical Examination:On examination, there is swelling and tenderness in multiple joints, including the wrists, fingers, and knees. The affected joints are warm to touch and there is limited range of motion. There are no signs of erythema or skin changes.Diagnosis:Based on the patient's history, physical examination findings, and previous diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis, the patient is diagnosed with exacerbation of rheumatoid arthritis.Treatment:The patient will be prescribed nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to relieve pain andinflammation. Disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) will also be initiated to slow down the progression of the disease and prevent further joint damage. The patient will be referred to a rheumatologist for further management and monitoring.Prognosis:With appropriate treatment and regular follow-up, the patient's symptoms can be managed effectively, improving their quality of life and preventing further joint damage.中文回答:患者姓名,[患者姓名]年龄,[患者年龄]性别,[患者性别]就诊日期,[就诊日期]主诉:患者多个关节疼痛和肿胀。

骨质疏松病历模板范文

骨质疏松病历模板范文

骨质疏松病历模板范文英文回答:Introduction:I was diagnosed with osteoporosis last year, and it has been quite a journey for me. Osteoporosis is a condition characterized by weak and brittle bones, making them more prone to fractures. It is often referred to as the "silent disease" because it progresses slowly and without any obvious symptoms. However, it can have serious consequences if left untreated.Causes and Risk Factors:There are several factors that can contribute to the development of osteoporosis. One of the most common causes is age. As we get older, our bones naturally become less dense and more fragile. Hormonal changes, especially in women during menopause, can also lead to bone loss.Additionally, a sedentary lifestyle, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and a diet lacking in calcium and vitamin D can increase the risk of developing osteoporosis.Impact on Daily Life:Living with osteoporosis has had a significant impacton my daily life. I have to be extra cautious when engaging in physical activities to avoid falls and fractures. Simple tasks like carrying groceries or lifting heavy objects can be challenging and require extra effort. I have also had to make changes to my diet and lifestyle to ensure I amgetting enough calcium and vitamin D to support bone health.Treatment and Management:Managing osteoporosis involves a combination oflifestyle changes, medications, and regular monitoring. I have been prescribed calcium and vitamin D supplements to ensure I am meeting my nutritional needs. Weight-bearing exercises, such as walking or dancing, are also recommended to improve bone strength. It is important to avoid smokingand limit alcohol consumption to minimize further bone loss. Regular bone density scans are conducted to assess the effectiveness of the treatment plan.Prevention:Prevention is crucial when it comes to osteoporosis. It is never too early to start taking care of your bones. A balanced diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, along with regular exercise, can help maintain bone health. It is also important to avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Regular check-ups and bone density scans can help identify any early signs of bone loss and allow for timely intervention.Conclusion:Living with osteoporosis has taught me the importanceof taking care of my bones and prioritizing my overall health. It is a condition that requires constant attention and management. By making necessary lifestyle changes and following the prescribed treatment plan, I am determined tomaintain strong and healthy bones for as long as possible.中文回答:介绍:去年,我被诊断出患有骨质疏松症,这对我来说是一段相当艰难的旅程。

骨科soap病例范文(3篇)

骨科soap病例范文(3篇)

第1篇患者信息:姓名:张先生性别:男年龄:45岁职业:工程师主诉:右膝关节疼痛3个月,加重1周现病史:患者3个月前开始出现右膝关节疼痛,初期症状轻微,未引起重视。

近1周来,疼痛症状加重,尤其在行走、上下楼梯时明显,休息后可缓解。

患者自述无明显外伤史,近期体重无明显增加。

既往史:患者既往体健,无重大疾病史。

曾于10年前因慢性腰痛就诊,诊断为腰椎间盘突出症,经治疗后症状缓解。

个人史:患者身高175cm,体重85kg,BMI 28.6,吸烟史15年,每日约10支,饮酒史10年,每周约3次,每次约半斤白酒。

家族史:家族中无类似病史。

体格检查:1. 一般情况:患者神志清楚,精神可,面色正常,步态正常。

2. 查体:体温36.5℃,脉搏85次/分,呼吸20次/分,血压130/80mmHg。

3. 右膝关节:右膝关节无明显肿胀,皮肤无破损,关节活动度正常,股四头肌萎缩,关节间隙无明显压痛,浮髌试验阴性,抽屉试验阴性。

辅助检查:1. X线片:右膝关节正位、侧位、斜位片,显示右膝关节骨赘形成,关节间隙变窄,关节面骨质硬化。

2. 关节腔穿刺液检查:穿刺液清亮,白细胞计数正常。

诊断:右膝关节骨关节炎治疗计划:1. 休息:减少右膝关节的负重,避免剧烈运动。

2. 药物治疗:给予非甾体抗炎药(NSAIDs)缓解疼痛,如布洛芬缓释胶囊,每次0.4g,每日1次;同时给予透明质酸钠关节腔注射,每周1次。

3. 物理治疗:进行右膝关节的关节松动术、肌肉力量训练等,以改善关节功能。

4. 康复训练:指导患者进行日常生活活动中的膝关节保护训练,如蹲起、上下楼梯等。

5. 定期复查:每月复查1次,评估治疗效果。

SOAP记录:S(主观症状):患者自述右膝关节疼痛3个月,加重1周,尤其在行走、上下楼梯时明显,休息后可缓解。

O(客观体征):右膝关节无明显肿胀,皮肤无破损,关节活动度正常,股四头肌萎缩,关节间隙无明显压痛,浮髌试验阴性,抽屉试验阴性。

A(辅助检查):1. X线片:右膝关节骨赘形成,关节间隙变窄,关节面骨质硬化。

骨质疏松病历书写模板

骨质疏松病历书写模板

骨质疏松病历书写模板英文回答:Patient Name: [Patient's Name]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Age: [Patient's Age]Date of Admission: [Date of Admission]Chief Complaint: The patient presents with symptoms of bone pain and recurrent fractures.Present Illness: The patient has been experiencing bone pain for the past few months. The pain is worse with movement and has been progressively getting worse. The patient has also suffered from multiple fractures in the past year, including a recent fracture of the wrist. The patient has no significant past medical history or familyhistory of bone disorders.Medical History: The patient has no significant past medical history, including any history of chronic illnesses or surgeries. The patient is not currently taking any medications.Physical Examination: On physical examination, the patient appears to be in pain. There is tenderness on palpation over the affected bones. Range of motion is limited due to pain. The patient's height is measured to assess for any signs of height loss.Investigations:X-ray: X-ray of the affected bones reveals decreased bone density and signs of osteoporosis.Bone Mineral Density (BMD) Test: The BMD test confirms the diagnosis of osteoporosis, with a T-score of -2.5 or below.Diagnosis: Osteoporosis.Treatment Plan:1. Medications:Calcium and Vitamin D supplements: To improve bone health and prevent further bone loss.Bisphosphonates: To slow down bone loss and reduce the risk of fractures.Hormone therapy: For postmenopausal women to increase bone density.2. Lifestyle modifications:Regular weight-bearing exercises: To improve bone strength and density.Balanced diet: Including foods rich in calcium and vitamin D.Fall prevention measures: To minimize the risk of fractures.3. Regular follow-up visits: To monitor the patient's progress and adjust the treatment plan if necessary.Prognosis: With appropriate treatment and lifestyle modifications, the patient's bone density can improve, and the risk of fractures can be reduced. Regular follow-up visits are essential to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment plan.中文回答:患者姓名,[患者姓名]性别,[患者性别]年龄,[患者年龄]入院日期,[入院日期]主诉,患者出现骨痛和反复骨折的症状。

腰椎压缩性骨折病历范文

腰椎压缩性骨折病历范文

腰椎压缩性骨折病历范文英文回答:I recently had a patient who came to me with a complaint of severe back pain. After conducting a thorough examination and reviewing the patient's medical history, I diagnosed the patient with a compression fracture of the lumbar spine, also known as a vertebral compression fracture.A compression fracture occurs when one or more of the vertebrae in the spine collapse or become compressed. This can happen due to trauma, such as a fall or car accident, or due to weakened bones, such as in osteoporosis. In this case, the patient had a history of osteoporosis, which made them more susceptible to this type of fracture.The patient described their pain as a sharp, stabbing sensation in the lower back, which worsened with movement. They also mentioned difficulty in standing or walking forprolonged periods of time. Upon physical examination, I noticed tenderness and limited range of motion in the affected area.To confirm the diagnosis, I ordered imaging tests, such as an X-ray or MRI. These tests revealed a compression fracture in the L3 vertebra. Based on the severity of the fracture and the patient's symptoms, I recommended conservative treatment options, including pain management, rest, and physical therapy.Pain management involved the use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and muscle relaxants toalleviate the patient's pain. I also prescribed a backbrace to provide support and stability to the affected area. Rest was essential to allow the fracture to heal properly, and I advised the patient to avoid activities that could exacerbate the pain or further damage the spine.Physical therapy played a crucial role in the patient's recovery. The therapist focused on strengthening the core muscles, improving posture, and increasing flexibility.They also taught the patient proper body mechanics to prevent future injuries. The patient diligently attended physical therapy sessions and practiced the exercises at home, which resulted in significant improvement in pain and mobility.In addition to the medical treatment, I emphasized the importance of adopting a healthy lifestyle to prevent further fractures. This included a balanced diet rich in calcium and vitamin D, regular weight-bearing exercises, and avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.中文回答:最近我有一个病人来找我,抱怨严重的背痛。

脚踝骨折病历书写范文

脚踝骨折病历书写范文

脚踝骨折病历书写范文英文回答:I remember the day vividly. It was a sunny afternoon, and I decided to go for a run in the park. Little did I know that it would end with a fractured ankle. As I was jogging along the path, I accidentally tripped over a tree root and fell awkwardly on my right foot. The pain was excruciating, and I couldn't stand up. I knew something was seriously wrong.I called for help, and a kind passerby came to my aid. He helped me sit down and called an ambulance. While waiting for the paramedics to arrive, I tried to assess the damage myself. My ankle was visibly swollen and bruised, and I couldn't move it without experiencing intense pain. I knew I needed medical attention as soon as possible.When the ambulance finally arrived, the paramedics carefully immobilized my ankle and transported me to thenearest hospital. Upon arrival, I was taken to the emergency room where I underwent a series of X-rays to determine the extent of the injury. The doctor confirmed that I had a fractured ankle and explained that I would need to undergo surgery to realign the bones.The surgery was scheduled for the following day. I was nervous but also relieved that the doctors had a plan tofix my ankle. The procedure went smoothly, and I woke up with a cast on my leg. The doctor explained that I would need to wear the cast for several weeks to allow the bones to heal properly.During the recovery period, I had to rely on crutches to get around. It was challenging at first, but I gradually got the hang of it. I also had to attend physical therapy sessions to regain strength and mobility in my ankle. The therapists were incredibly supportive and helped me through each step of the rehabilitation process.As time went on, I started to notice improvements in my ankle. The swelling subsided, and I was able to put moreweight on it without pain. Eventually, the cast was removed, and I was given a brace to provide additional support. I continued with physical therapy to further enhance my recovery.Now, several months later, I am happy to say that my ankle has fully healed. I can walk and run without any discomfort, and I am back to my regular exercise routine. Although the experience was challenging, it taught me the importance of taking care of my body and being mindful ofmy surroundings.中文回答:我清楚地记得那天的情景。

脚踝骨折病历书写范文

脚踝骨折病历书写范文

脚踝骨折病历书写范文英文回答:Patient Name: [Patient's Name]Age: [Patient's Age]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Date of Admission: [Date of Admission]Chief Complaint: The patient presented with severe pain and swelling in the right ankle following a fall.History of Present Illness: The patient was involved in a fall accident while walking on uneven ground. Immediately after the fall, the patient experienced intense pain and noticed significant swelling in the right ankle. Thepatient was unable to bear weight on the affected leg and sought medical attention.Past Medical History: The patient has no significant past medical history or previous fractures.Physical Examination:Inspection: There is visible swelling in the right ankle, along with bruising. Deformity is noted.Palpation: Tenderness is present over the lateral malleolus. No crepitus is felt.Range of Motion: Active and passive movements of the ankle are restricted due to pain.Neurovascular Examination: Distal pulses are intact, and there are no signs of neurovascular compromise.Investigations:X-ray of the right ankle: This revealed a fracture of the lateral malleolus.Diagnosis: Right ankle fracture (lateral malleolus fracture)。

骨质疏松门诊病历模板范文

骨质疏松门诊病历模板范文

骨质疏松门诊病历模板范文英文回答:Title: Sample Template for Osteoporosis Outpatient Medical Record.Patient Information:Name: [Patient's Name]Age: [Patient's Age]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Date of Visit: [Date of Visit]Chief Complaint:The patient presents with symptoms of osteoporosis, including bone pain, fractures, or loss of height.Medical History:The patient has a medical history of osteoporosis, including any previous fractures, family history of osteoporosis, and any underlying medical conditions that may contribute to bone loss.Physical Examination:Upon examination, the patient may exhibit signs of postural changes, such as kyphosis or loss of height. There may also be tenderness over specific bones, such as the spine or hip. Range of motion may be limited due to pain or fractures.Diagnostic Tests:1. Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan: This test measures bone mineral density and helps in diagnosing osteoporosis.2. Blood tests: These tests can evaluate calcium and vitamin D levels, as well as assess any underlying medical conditions that may contribute to bone loss.3. X-rays or MRI: These imaging tests can help identify fractures or structural abnormalities in the bones.Diagnosis:Based on the patient's symptoms, medical history, physical examination, and diagnostic tests, the diagnosis of osteoporosis is confirmed.Treatment Plan:1. Medications: Prescribe medications such as bisphosphonates, selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs), or denosumab to help slow down bone loss and reduce fracture risk.2. Calcium and vitamin D supplements: Recommend adequate calcium and vitamin D intake to support bonehealth.3. Lifestyle modifications: Encourage regular weight-bearing exercises, such as walking or strength training, to improve bone strength. Advise smoking cessation and limit alcohol intake, as these habits can contribute to bone loss.4. Fall prevention strategies: Educate the patientabout fall prevention techniques, such as removing tripping hazards at home and using assistive devices if necessary.5. Regular follow-up: Schedule regular follow-up visits to monitor the patient's progress, assess treatment effectiveness, and adjust the treatment plan if needed.Prognosis:With appropriate treatment and lifestyle modifications, the patient's bone health can be improved, reducing therisk of fractures and improving overall quality of life.中文回答:标题,骨质疏松症门诊病历模板范文。

脊柱侧弯病历模板范文

脊柱侧弯病历模板范文

脊柱侧弯病历模板范文英文回答:Scoliosis Patient History Template.Personal Information.Name:Date of Birth:Gender:Address:Contact Number:Email:Medical History.General Health:Any current or past medical conditions. Current medications.Allergies.Scoliosis History:Date of diagnosis:Type of scoliosis:Current Cobb angle:Previous treatments:Other Musculoskeletal Conditions:Any other joint pain or deformities.Any history of spinal injuries or surgeries.Family History:Any family members with scoliosis or other spinal conditions.Functional Assessment.Pain:Location and severity of pain.Frequency and duration of pain.Impact on daily activities.Mobility:Range of motion in the spine.Gait and posture.Neurological:Any numbness or weakness in the legs or feet.Any bowel or bladder problems.Social History.Lifestyle:Exercise and activity level.Smoking or alcohol use.Occupational or recreational activities that may impact scoliosis.Psychological:Any concerns or anxiety about scoliosis.Impact of scoliosis on self-esteem or social functioning.Physical Examination.Visual Inspection:Asymmetry of shoulders, hips, or rib cage.Curvature of the spine.Palpation:Tenderness or muscle spasms.Alignment of the vertebrae.Range of Motion:Forward and backward bending.Side bending.Rotation.Neurological Examination:Sensation in the legs and feet.Reflexes.Muscle strength.Diagnostic Tests.X-rays:Anteroposterior and lateral views. Cobb angle measurement.MRI:To assess the severity of the curvature and the presence of any nerve compression.Treatment Plan.Non-surgical Treatment:Observation and monitoring.Bracing.Physical therapy.Exercises.Surgical Treatment:Type of surgery:Expected outcomes:Recovery plan:Follow-Up Plan.Frequency of follow-up appointments:Monitoring parameters:Any specific instructions or recommendations: 中文回答:脊柱侧弯病历模板范文。

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文英文回答:Patient Information:Name: John Smith.Age: 65。

Gender: Male.Date of Visit: 10th March 2022。

Chief Complaint:The patient presents with a history of recurrent fractures and complains of persistent back pain.History of Present Illness:The patient reports experiencing multiple fractures over the past few years, including fractures in the wrist and hip. He also complains of chronic back pain, which has been worsening recently. The pain is aggravated by physical activity and relieved by rest. The patient denies any recent trauma or falls.Medical History:The patient has a history of hypertension, which is well-controlled with medication. He is a non-smoker and does not consume alcohol regularly. There is no family history of osteoporosis. The patient is not currently taking any medications that could contribute to bone loss.Physical Examination:On physical examination, the patient appears to be in overall good health. There is tenderness on palpation of the lumbar spine, and the patient has a slightly stooped posture. No deformities or swelling are noted in the extremities. Neurological examination reveals noabnormalities.Investigations:1. Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan: T-score of -2.5 in the lumbar spine and hip, confirming the diagnosis of osteoporosis.2. Complete blood count (CBC): Within normal limits.3. Serum calcium and vitamin D levels: Normal.Diagnosis and Treatment Plan:Diagnosis: Osteoporosis.Treatment plan:1. Prescribe calcium and vitamin D supplements to improve bone health.2. Recommend weight-bearing exercises and physicaltherapy to strengthen muscles and improve balance.3. Educate the patient on fall prevention strategies, such as removing hazards at home and using assistive devices.4. Discuss the importance of a healthy diet andlifestyle modifications, including smoking cessation and limiting alcohol intake.Prognosis:With appropriate treatment and lifestyle modifications, the patient's bone health can be improved, reducing therisk of future fractures. Regular follow-up visits will be scheduled to monitor the patient's progress.中文回答:患者信息:姓名,约翰·史密斯。

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文

骨质疏松门诊病历书写范文英文回答:I. Introduction.I am writing this medical record for a patient who came to the osteoporosis clinic for evaluation and treatment.The patient is a 65-year-old female who presented with complaints of frequent fractures, back pain, and loss of height. She has a history of menopause and a family history of osteoporosis. After a thorough examination anddiagnostic tests, the patient was diagnosed with osteoporosis. In this record, I will discuss the patient's medical history, physical examination findings, diagnostic test results, treatment plan, and follow-up recommendations.中文回答:我正在为一名患者撰写这份骨质疏松症的门诊病历。

该患者是一位65岁的女性,主要症状包括频繁骨折、背痛和身高减少。

她有绝经史,并且家族中有骨质疏松症的病史。

经过全面的检查和诊断测试,该患者被诊断为骨质疏松症。

在这份病历中,我将讨论患者的病史、体格检查结果、诊断测试结果、治疗计划和随访建议。

II. Medical History.The patient reported a history of menopause at the ageof 50 and has been experiencing hot flashes and nightsweats since then. She also mentioned that her mother had osteoporosis and suffered from multiple fractures in her later years. The patient denied any history of otherchronic illnesses such as diabetes or hypertension. She has never smoked and does not consume alcohol excessively. The patient mentioned that she follows a balanced diet and exercises regularly. However, she admitted that she doesnot take any calcium or vitamin D supplements.中文回答:该患者报告有50岁开始绝经的病史,并且自那时以来一直出现潮热和盗汗。

做髋关节置换病历书写范文

做髋关节置换病历书写范文

做髋关节置换病历书写范文英文回答:Hip replacement surgery, also known as hip arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure to replace a damaged or diseasedhip joint with an artificial joint. This procedure is commonly performed to relieve pain and improve mobility in patients with conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or hip fractures.I remember when I underwent hip replacement surgery a few years ago. I had been suffering from severe hip painfor a long time, which was making it difficult for me to walk or even perform simple daily activities. After consulting with my orthopedic surgeon, we decided that ahip replacement was the best option for me.The surgery itself was quite successful, and I noticeda significant improvement in my pain levels and mobility shortly after the procedure. The artificial hip jointallowed me to move more freely and without any discomfort.I was able to walk without any pain and even resumeactivities such as hiking and dancing, which I had missed doing for a long time.The recovery process was challenging but manageable. I had to undergo physical therapy to regain strength and flexibility in my hip joint. The therapy sessions were tough, but my physical therapist was very supportive and encouraging. I followed their instructions diligently and gradually regained my strength and mobility.Now, a few years later, I can confidently say that undergoing hip replacement surgery was one of the best decisions I have ever made. It has greatly improved my quality of life and allowed me to enjoy activities thatwere once impossible for me.中文回答:髋关节置换手术,也被称为髋关节成形术,是一种用人工关节替换损坏或患病的髋关节的手术。

骨质疏松病历书写模板范文

骨质疏松病历书写模板范文

骨质疏松病历书写模板范文英文回答:Bone Deterioration Medical Record Writing Template.Patient Name: [Patient's Name]Gender: [Patient's Gender]Age: [Patient's Age]Date of Admission: [Date of Admission]Chief Complaint:The patient complains of frequent fractures and bone pain.Present Illness:The patient has a history of osteoporosis, a condition characterized by weak and brittle bones. The patient has experienced multiple fractures in the past, including a wrist fracture from a minor fall and a hip fracture from a simple trip. The patient also reports chronic back pain, which worsens with physical activity.Medical History:The patient has a family history of osteoporosis, as the patient's mother also suffered from the same condition. The patient has been taking calcium and vitamin D supplements regularly for the past two years. However, the patient admits to occasionally forgetting to take the supplements.Physical Examination:Upon physical examination, the patient's height is measured to be shorter than the previous recorded height. The patient's posture appears slightly stooped, indicating possible spinal compression fractures. The patient's bonedensity is assessed using a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) scan, revealing osteoporosis with a T-score of -2.5.Laboratory Tests:Blood tests were conducted to assess the patient's bone health. The results indicate low levels of vitamin D and elevated levels of parathyroid hormone (PTH), suggesting secondary hyperparathyroidism.Treatment Plan:The patient will be prescribed a bisphosphonate medication, such as alendronate, to slow down bone loss and reduce the risk of fractures. The patient will also be advised to increase calcium and vitamin D intake through diet and supplements. Regular weight-bearing exercises, such as walking and resistance training, will be recommended to improve bone strength and density. The patient will be scheduled for regular follow-up appointments to monitor treatment efficacy and adjust thetreatment plan if necessary.Patient Education:The patient will be educated about the importance of medication adherence and the potential side effects of bisphosphonates, such as gastrointestinal irritation and osteonecrosis of the jaw. The patient will also be educated on fall prevention strategies, including keeping the home environment safe, using assistive devices, and practicing proper body mechanics.中文回答:骨质疏松病历书写模板范文。

腰椎间盘突出护理病历书写范文模板

腰椎间盘突出护理病历书写范文模板

腰椎间盘突出护理病历书写范文模板英文回答:Medical Record Template for Lumbar Disc Herniation. Patient Information.Name:Age:Sex:Occupation:Date of Birth:Address:Contact Number:Medical History.Chief Complaint:History of Present Illness: Past Medical History:Surgical History:Medications:Allergies:Physical Examination.General Examination:Musculoskeletal Examination: Neurological Examination:Imaging Studies.X-ray:MRI:CT Scan:Diagnosis.Lumbar Disc Herniation at the L[Level] vertebrae.Treatment Plan.Conservative Management:Rest.Medications: Analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, muscle relaxants.Physical therapy.Surgical Management:Microdiscectomy.Laminectomy.Fusion.Follow-up Plan.Scheduled appointments for monitoring progress. Instructions for home care.Contact information for emergencies.中文回答:腰椎间盘突出护理病历书写范文模板。

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CASEMedical Number: 682786 General informationName:Guo **Age:Thirty fourSex: MaleRace:HanNationality:ChinaMarital status: MarriedNative place:TianjinAddress: Tianjin Municipality Jinghai county Da feng dui town zhen dafengdui village Occupation: freelance workDate of admission: Jan 11st, 2001 Date of record: 11Am, Jan 11st, 2001 Complainer of history: the patient herselfReliability: ReliableTel: 82422500Chief complaint: Trauma result to the arms and legs feeling,activities obstacles about 6 hoursPresent illness: six hours ago, the patient had a traffic accident,suddenly felt pain in his neck ,the feeling of his arms and legs lost,he can’t move .At the same time , he have unconscious barriers, no dizziness, no headache, no chest distress ,no dyspnea ,no nausea and vomiting ,no abdominal pain ,no diarrhea . He was sent to the emergency department of the hospital ,MRI of the neck shows C4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded ,Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord,so he was sent the bone spine because of Cervical spinal cord injury with tetraplegiaSince onset, his appetite is good, both his spiritedness and sleep are normal. His defecation and urination are normal, too.His weight is not significantly changePast historyOperative history: Never undergoing any operation.Infectious history: No history of severe infectious disease.Allergic history: She was not allergic to penicillin or sulfamide.Review of systems:Respiratory system: no history of Sore throat, chronic cough, sputum, hemoptysis , wheezing , dyspnea , chest painCirculatory system: no history of Palpitation, dyspnea on exertion, hemoptysis , syncope, edema of lower limbs, precordial pain ,hypertentionAlimentary system:no history of anorexia , sour regurgitation , belching ,nausea, vomittingGenitourinary system:No history of lumbago, frequent micturition, urgent micturition, urodynia , dysuria hematuria nocturia polyuria oliguria facial edemaHematopoietic system:No history of fatigue, dizziness, blurred vision, gingival bleeding, subcutaneous hemorrhage ,ostealgia ,epistaxis Metabolic and endocrine system:No history of excessive appetite, anorexia, sweats, cold intolerance, polydipsia, tremor hands, change of character, obvious obesity, emaciation, hirsutism hair, losing pigmentation, chang of sexual function, amenorrheaMusculoskeletal system: No floating arthralgia,no arthraliga ,no swelling of joints, no deformiteies of jionts ,no myalgia ,no atrophy of muscle. Neural system:No history of headache ,dizziness, vertigo, syncope, degeneration of memory, visual disturbance, insomnia, disturbance of consciousness, tremor, spasm, paralysis, paresthesiaPersonal historyHe was born in Tianjin, and almost always lived inTianjin. His living conditions were good. No bad personal habits and customs,no history of smoking,no history of drinkingObstetrical history: get married at 24 years old,have two children,they arehealthyFamily history: Deny family genetic historyPhysical examinationVital signs:T 36.5℃, P 68/min, R 16/min, BP 129/90mmHg.General condition:He is well developed and moderately nourished. Passive position. The skin was not stained yellow. No cyanosis. No pigmentation. No skin eruption. Spider angioma was not seen. No pitting edema. Lymphnodes: Superficial lymph nodes were not enlarged or pressing pain. HeadCranium: Hair was black and well distributed. No deformities. No scars. No masses. No tenderness.Ear: Bilateral auricles were symmetric and of no masses. No discharges were found in external auditory canals. No tenderness in mastoid area. Auditory acuity was normal.Nose:No abnormal discharges were found in vetibulum nasi. Septum nasi was in midline. No nares flaring. No tenderness in nasal sinuses.Eye:Bilateral eyelids were not swelling. No ptosis. No entropion. Conjunctiva was not congestive. Sclera was anicteric. Eyeballs were not projected or depressed. Movement was normal. Bilateral pupils were round and equal in size. Direct and indirect pupillary reactions to light were existent.Mouth: Oral mucous membrane was smooth, and of no ulcer or erosion. Tongue was in midline. Pharynx was not congestive. Tonsils were not enlarged.Neck: Symmetric and of no deformities. No masses. Thyroid was not enlarged. Trachea was in midline.ChestChestwall: Veins could not be seen easily. No subcutaneous emphysema. Intercostal space was neither narrowed nor widened. No tenderness. Thorax: Symmetric bilaterally. No deformities.Breast:Symmetric bilaterally. Neither nipples nor skin were retracted. Elasticity was fine.Lungs:Inspection: Respiratory movement was bilaterally symmetric with the frequency of 20/min. Intercostal space was not wide or narrow Palpation: Thoracic expansion and tactile fremitus were symmetric bilaterally. No pleural friction fremitus.percussion: Resonance was heard. No abnormal breath sound was heard. Lower borders was in the sixth intercostal space on Collarbone midline, the eighth intercostal space on midaxillary line ,the tenth intercostal space on scapular line.Space range of mobility:right 7.9cm,left 7.8cm Dusculation: breath regular, No wheezes. No rales.Heart:Inspection: No bulge and no abnormal impulse or thrills in precordial area. The point of maximum impulse was in 5th left intercostal space inside of the mid clavicular line and not diffuse.Palpation : apex impulse was normal .no thrill, no percardial friction rubs Percussion: relative cardiac outline was not enlargeRight(cm) intercostal space left(cm)2.6 二 2.93.0 三4.53.6 四 5.6五8.2The distance between clavicle middle lin and the midline was 9.0cm Ausculation: No pericardial friction sound. Heart sounds were strong and no splitting. Rate 80/min. Cardiac rhythm was regular. No pathological murmurs.No Pericardial friction rubsPeripheral vessals: normal pistal shot of big arteries,no Duroziez’s sign ,no water hammer pulse, no capillary pulsation, no paradoxical pulse, no pulsus alternansAbdomen:Inspection: Flat and symmetry. No bulge or depression .No gastral patternand intestinal pattern. No venous distention of abdoman . No purple striae . No surgical scars or herniaPalpation: soft. There was not tenderness and rebound tenderness on abdomen or renal region. Liver was not reached. Spleen was not enlarged. No masses. Gallbladder can’t be touched,Murphy was negative. percussion: borders of liver dull was existence.Upper borders of liver on right midclavicular line the fifth intercostal space,which was 9.8cm far from the down edge of the liver. Shifting dullness negative. ausculation : Borhorygmus 5/min, which was not increased or decreased. No vascular murmurs.No gurgling or peritoneal fricativesGenitalia ,rectum and Anus: normalSpecialized examination: Spine was normal and have no lateral anterior posterior protruding deformities. Cervical Spinous process had tenderness pain.No articular swelling or deformity. No movements of all limbs.Physiological reflexes were not existent ,and the same to pathological ones.Laboratory findingsMRI of the neck showed C4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded , Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord. (2014-8-2)Abstract1.Patient was a freelance work ,male, 34years old.2.Trauma result to the arms and legs feeling,activities obstacles about 6 hours.3.No special past history.4.MRI of the neck showed C4/5 intervertebral disc broken and extruded , Cervical spinal cord was compression, and high signal change at the same spinal cord.Impression: Cervical spinal cord injury with tetraplegiaSignature:。

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