Medicine, 22.01.2021 01:50 kdamaso93

1. A patient comes into your practice. • Gender: Female
• Age: approx. 46yo
• Height: approx. 5"3'ft/1.6m
• Weight: approx. 56kg/126lbs
• Allergies To Food: Shellfish
• Allergies To Medication: Penicillin
• Prior Operations: Cholecystectomy

2. She tells you that she's been feeling uncomfortable. You ask her for the symptoms and they are:

• Clogged Sinus Passages
• Persistent Dry Cough
• Mild Hypertension
• Shortness of Breath
• Chest Pain
• Fatigue

3. She takes the follwing medications daily for her other conditions:

• Bronchial Asthma
▪︎Asthvent (Reliever) 100μg/d300|S2|Salbutamol-100Mcg
▪︎Symbicord (Controller) 160:4.5μg/d120|S4|eformoterol_fumar ate\dihydrate-465Zg

• Anxiety
▪︎Imipramine 25μg/d50|S5|dibenzofazepin_dimethyl propan-5ylnn

• Atopic & Nummular Dermatitis
▪︎Diprosalic Ointment 30μg/d11.6|S4|betamethasone_dipropi onate\salicylic_acid-77Mcg

DIAGNOSE THE PATIENT, LIST THE TREATMENT PLAN & EXPLAIN WHY USING MEDICAL FACTS ONLY.

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• Age: approx. 46yo
• Height: app...

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