The s10.ai Family Medicine Specialist's Note template is expertly crafted for detailed documentation of patient encounters in family medicine, making it an essential tool for family medicine specialists. This template is optimized to capture comprehensive subjective and objective data, including an extensive review of systems and a well-structured assessment and plan. It streamlines the documentation process for complex cases involving multiple health conditions, ensuring that all pertinent information is meticulously recorded. Ideal for providing a holistic perspective on patient health within family practice, this template encourages clinicians to adopt and explore its capabilities for enhanced patient care.
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Documented via AI scribe. Patient consent takenSubjective:- The patient, a 45-year-old male, presents with a persistent cough and shortness of breath lasting two weeks. He mentions a history of seasonal allergies and mild asthma.- Past medical history includes an appendectomy at age 30 and hypertension.- Currently taking Lisinopril 10 mg daily and uses an Albuterol inhaler as needed.- Social history indicates the patient is a non-smoker, drinks alcohol occasionally, works as an accountant, and resides with his spouse and two children.- Known allergies include penicillin and pollen.Review of Systems:- Constitutional symptoms: Reports fatigue and slight weight loss.- Eyes: No symptoms reported.- Ears, Nose, Mouth, Throat: Reports nasal congestion and sore throat.- Cardiovascular: No chest pain or palpitations.- Respiratory: Reports persistent cough and shortness of breath, particularly at night.- Gastrointestinal: No symptoms reported.- Genitourinary: No symptoms reported.- Musculoskeletal: No symptoms reported.- Integumentary (Skin): No symptoms reported.- Neurological: No symptoms reported.- Psychiatric: Reports mild anxiety due to work stress.- Endocrine: No symptoms reported.- Hematologic/Lymphatic: No symptoms reported.- Allergic/Immunologic: Reports seasonal allergy symptoms.Objective:- Vitals: Blood pressure 130/85 mmHg, heart rate 78 bpm, respiratory rate 18 breaths/min, temperature 98.6°F.- Physical examination reveals clear lung sounds with occasional wheezing.- Recent chest X-ray shows no acute findings.Assessment & Plan:- 1: Asthma exacerbation- Assessment: Likely asthma exacerbation due to seasonal allergies, supported by subjective reports of cough and wheezing.- Differential Diagnosis: Considered bronchitis, but less likely due to lack of fever and productive cough.- Investigations: Plan to perform spirometry to assess lung function.- Treatment: Increase Albuterol inhaler use to every 4-6 hours as needed, start Fluticasone nasal spray for allergy control.- Referrals: None at this time.- Follow-up: Re-evaluate in 2 weeks to assess response to treatment.- 2: Hypertension- Assessment: Well-controlled on current medication.- Differential Diagnosis: None.- Investigations: Routine blood pressure monitoring.- Treatment: Continue Lisinopril 10 mg daily.- Referrals: None.- Follow-up: Routine follow-up in 3 months.
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