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Sаme-Dаy Surgery - Pаtient 3 Use the chart dоcumentatiоn belоw for questions 107-109. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Discharge Summary DATE OF ADMISSION: 08/03 DATE OF DISCHARGE: 08/03 DISCHARGE DIAGNOSIS: Sinus infection Chronic serous otitis media, bilateral ears Adenoid hypertrophy Obstruction of Eustachian tubes PROCEDURES: Adenoidectomy Bilateral myringotomy INSTRUCTIONS ON DISCHARGE: Contact my office for follow-up in 1 week Take Augmentin 500 mg by mouth BID per day for 10 days Hydrocodone 7.5/100 mg q 4–6 hours, 1–2 tabs PRN for pain ~ contains acetaminophen. Limit as directed. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ History and Physical Exam ADMITTED: 08/03 REASON FOR ADMISSION: This is a 35-year-old patient who has recurrent sinusitis and chronic otitis media, bilateral ears. The patient also suffers from adenoidal obstruction of the eustachian tubes and nasopharynx. Treatment has consisted of antihistamines and decongestants as well as antibiotic therapy. This has been ineffective to control the inflammation. The patient has requested surgery for definitive treatment of the condition. PAST MEDICAL HISTORY: Negative ALLERGIES: None known CHRONIC MEDICATIONS: None FAMILY HISTORY: Noncontributory. REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: The patient has had repeated office visits over the past 3 years for sinusitis and otitis media. The patient has no other health problems. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: This is a Hispanic female in no acute distress. BP is 120/70. Temp. is 99.0 degrees. Pulse is 72. Respirations 12. HEENT: Tympanic membranes are red otherwise normal. NECK: Supple CHEST: Clear to percussion and auscultation HEART: Regular force, rate, and rhythm ABDOMINAL: Normal, no masses EXTREMITIES: No edema, normal IMPRESSION: Sinus infection and chronic otitis media ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Progress Notes Progress Notes ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Physician's Orders
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