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Chief Complaint

Name and Team. Chief Complaint. Good Morning… . Funny Picture, preferably of Craig Chu, here. Presentation. Blank. Past Medical. PMHx- PSHx- FHx- SOCHx- IMM- Diet- Allergies- Meds-. Physical Exam. Vitals: Wt #kg (#%), temp #, HR #, RR #, Pox #% RA, BP #. GEN:

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Chief Complaint

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  1. Name and Team Chief Complaint

  2. Good Morning… Funny Picture, preferably of Craig Chu, here

  3. Presentation • Blank

  4. Past Medical • PMHx- • PSHx- • FHx- • SOCHx- • IMM- • Diet- • Allergies- • Meds-

  5. Physical Exam • Vitals: Wt #kg (#%), temp #, HR #, RR #, Pox #% RA, BP #. • GEN: • HEENT: Head was atraumatic, normocephalic. Pupils were equally round and reactive to light. Nares were patent. OP was clear. • NECK: Supple. • CHEST: Clear to auscultation. No wheezing, rhonchi or rales. • HEART: Regular rate and rhythm. No murmurs, rubs or gallops appreciated. Pulses strong in upper and lower ext bilaterally. • ABDOMEN: Soft, nondistended, nontender. Normal bowel sounds. No hepatosplenomegaly or masses palpated. • EXTREMITIES: Moved all extremities well. Cap refill was 2 seconds. No clubbing or edema, no cyanosis. • LYMPHATICS: No lymphadenopathy appreciated. • SKIN: No rashes • GU:

  6. Other Investgation… • CBC • BMP • Other #1 • Other #2 • Other #3 • Other #4 # #% Neuts #% Bands #% Lymphs #% Monos #% Eos # # # # # # # # # # Other #1 Other #2 Other#3 Other#4

  7. Imaging In order to import images from pacs, do the following: Open Pacs to the desired image, zoom, etc (basically how you want people to look at it. Hit Ctrl+PrtScn (top right of keyboard)- This image is now copied to your clipboard. You can now go to your slides and press Ctrl+V to paste the image into your presentation. You can crop using the PowerPoint image tools to remove the boarders and other stuff. Alternatively, you can paste into Microsoft Paint (Start-> All Programs-> Accessories-> Paint) and do your editing there, then copy and paste the image into PowerPoint. Please remember to black out patient information in the top right corner. Study

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  9. References • Google. • Wikipedia. • Uptodate. • Attending.

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