The Prolapse/Incontinence Consultation template by s10.ai is crafted specifically for Obstetricians and Gynecologists to efficiently document initial consultations for patients with urinary incontinence or prolapse. This all-encompassing template includes sections for patient demographics, history of present illness, bowel habits, fluid consumption, and more, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation. It facilitates the creation of detailed clinical notes encompassing physical examination results, assessments, and management strategies. This template is perfect for healthcare professionals aiming to optimize documentation processes and elevate patient care. Implement this template with s10.ai to boost efficiency and precision in clinical documentation.
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Patient Information:- Jane Doe- 58- Female- 555-123-4567Reason for Visit:- Jane is concerned about urinary incontinence and pelvic pressure.History of Present Illness:- Symptoms started around 6 months ago and have gradually worsened. Jane experiences urinary leakage during coughing or sneezing and feels pelvic heaviness.- Additional symptoms include mild pelvic discomfort and increased frequency of urination.- Jane has attempted pelvic floor exercises with little improvement.Bowel Function:- Constipation: 2-3 times weekly- Hard stools, requires straining- Occasionally uses over-the-counter laxativesFluid Intake:- Consumes 2 liters of water daily- 1 cup of coffee in the morning- Occasionally drinks herbal tea in the eveningPast Medical History:- Hypertension, controlled with medication- Appendectomy at age 25Medications:- Lisinopril 10mg daily- MultivitaminAllergies:- PenicillinSocial History:- Non-smoker, consumes alcohol socially- Engages in 30 minutes of walking dailyFamily History:- Mother experienced uterine prolapseReview of Systems:- No other significant symptoms reportedPhysical Examination:- Pelvic exam shows mild anterior vaginal wall prolapse- No significant tenderness observedAssessment:- Stress urinary incontinence with mild cystocelePlan:- Recommend pelvic floor physical therapy- Consider fitting a pessary- Discussed lifestyle changes including weight managementFollow-Up:- Follow-up in 6 weeks to evaluate progress and consider additional interventionsOnce again, thank you for involving me in her care.
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