VITAL SIGNS:� Temperature 97.7, pulse 72, respirations 28, and blood pressure
120/70.
GENERAL:� Obese white male.
HEENT:� PERRL.� Normal fundi.� TMs normal.�
Pharynx clear.� Neck without JVD.
CORONARY:� Regular rate and rhythm.
LUNGS:� Clear.� A few coarse
bibasilar rales.
ABDOMEN:� Obese without masses.
BACK:� Back with left nephrostomy tube.
GENITAL:� Uncircumcised male.�
Testicular edema that was noted last week in the office prior to
Zaroxolyn therapy is now resolved.
EXTREMITIES:� 1+ edema extending all the way to the thighs and presacral
area.� Is wearing TED hose.� Right leg is worse than left per usual.
PHYSICAL EXAM:� Blood pressure 130/75, height 5 feet 3-1/4
inches without shoes.� Weight 185 with
clothes without shoes.� General:� Well-developed, mesomorphic, African-American
female.� No spine deformity.� Hips:�
Full range of motion without pain.�
Knees:� Full range of motion with
moderate right knee ache on extension against gravity.� Patellofemoral crepitus noted.� Right capsular thickening noted with no heat
or palpable effusion.� No
instability.� Peripheral Joints:� Unremarkable.� Skin:� No rashes, no
subcutaneous nodules.
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PHYSICAL EXAM:� Inspection disclosed a well-developed,
well-nourished male weighing 173.� Blood
pressure 150/85, the pulse was 76 and regular.�
Examination of the eyes, ears, nose, and throat were normal.� Thyroid not enlarged, carotids normal.� He has limitation of motion of the right
shoulder from a previous rotator cuff tear.�
Lungs:� Clear.� Heart:�
Sinus rhythm, no murmurs.� Abdomen:� Soft, nontender.� Liver, spleen, and kidneys not palpable.� Genitalia:�
Normal.� Rectal:� Prostate flat.� Extremities:� Satisfactory
pulses without edema.� Neurologic:� Normal.
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:� Heart rate is 60 with premature contractions, blood pressure 130/65.� Head:� Normocephalic.� Eyes:� Pupils equal, round, and reactive to light and accommodation.� Extraocular movements full and equal.� Fundi normal.� Ears: Tympanic membranes normal. Throat:� Clear.� Neck:� Thyroidectomy scar, thyroid not felt, no bruits.� Chest:� Clear to percussion and auscultation.� Breasts:� No tenderness or masses. Cardiac exam:� PMI at fifth intercostal space in the midclavicular line.� Normal first and second heart sounds.� No murmur or third heart sound.� Abdominal examination:� No organomegaly, tenderness or masses.� Extremities:� No clubbing, cyanosis.� Trace edema present bilaterally.� The pulses are full.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
VITAL SIGNS:� On
admission, her blood pressure was 146/87, with a pulse of 105, afebrile,
temperature of 97.6, respiratory rate of 16-18, unlabored.
HEENT:� The patient
was atraumatic and normocephalic.�
Anicteric sclerae.� Pink conjunctivae.
�Facial symmetry
preserved.� Oral mucosa moist with no
exudates.� Ears within normal limits.
NECK:� Supple.� No bruits.�
Nonpalpable thyroid.
LUNGS:� Clear to
auscultation and percussion.
CARDIAC:� S1, S2
regular with no gallop.� PMI is in the fifth
intercostal space in the left
midclavicular line.�
The patient is obese with no CVA tenderness to the posterior chest wall
exam.
ABDOMEN:� Mild
epigastric discomfort with no guarding or rebound, and no ascites.� Good inguinal pulses.
GENITOURINARY:� She
had no evidence of discharges.
RECTAL:� Negative.
EXTREMITIES:� No
pedal edema or erythema.� The patient
had good peripheral pulses.
No rashes, no joint effusion.
NEUROLOGIC:�
Unremarkable with cranial nerves intact II through XII.� Gait was stable,
and mild epigastric discomfort as mentioned but ambulatory.