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Identifying data: name: Ms. Gee, age: 68, gender: Female, occupation: retired teacher, reliability: reliable historian S) CC: palpitations HPI: Pt complains of palpitations since beginning of year that lasts 30 seconds to a minute. Sx are more prevalent after walking 2-3 miles with dog. Easily “winded” after walk, becomes more tired easily and progressively getting worse. Sx come and go. No associated chest pain. States “heart beats really fast and hard”. PMH: Childhood illnesses (if pertinent): N/A Medications: Atorvastatin 10mg po qhs, HCTZ 2.5mg qam, multivitamin occasionally Adult illnesses: Medical: HTN Allergies (meds, food, environment): NKDA, seasonal allergies Surgical: cholecystectomy @ age 40, no hospitalizations, or other surgeries Ob/gyn: no menses, last pap couple of years ago. Pap smear was clear a couple years ago, sexually active Psych: N/A, feels good HCM: immunizations: UTD including Tdap and flu, COVID vaccine x 3 screening tests: Covid neg, colonoscopy UTD FH: Father: 78 years old deceased d/t heart attack; Hypertension and High Cholesterol Mother: 73 years old deceased d/t breast cancer, otherwise healthy Sister – 59 years old, recently diagnosed with HTN SH: Married,—2 sons grown and married, w/ grandchildren takes to park. 1 dog Exercise: walks x 2, 3 miles /day, pilates class x2—wants to check palpitations first Diet: enjoys food deliveries, going out, cook at home and veggies Safety measures (seat belts, bicycle helmet, sunblock, smoke detectors, locked firearms): all safe Tobacco: smoked x since 18 (half pack/day), about 20 years Alcohol/drugs: 1 glass of wine with dinner, no illicit drugs ROS: General: afebrile, denies fatigue, body aches, chills Derm: no bruises on skin, no skin lesion, rashes or itching HEENT: no loss of hearing, ear drainage, no sputum, no cough Neck: supple, full ROM, no nuchal rigidity Breasts: non tender, no discharge, no swelling *Respiratory: no sputum, no cough, no SOB, no tripoding *C-V: positive palpitations, no chest pain *GI: denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. No dark stools Urinary: N/A Genital: Male: Female: N/A Peripheral Vascular: no calf pain, swelling on calves Musculoskeletal: no radiation to shoulder *Neurologic: no headache, no change in gait or speech, Hematologic: No general bleeding or dark stools Endocrine: N/A Psychiatric: N/A O) General: NAD, AAxO x 3, cooperative, dressed appropriately, behavior appropriate, appears comfortable. VS: BP 126/78, T 98.4; P:108, R: 26, bmi: 26, O2 sat: 98% on RA Skin: no rashes, skin color, no pallor, no cyanosis HEENT: no dizziness, no syncope Neck: no JVD Thorax & lungs: S1 and S2, no MGR, irregular HR, no bruits, lungs clear ,non labored, Heart/pulses: S1 S2, no S3/S4, RRR, no MSG. No JVD. Pulses equal bilaterally, 2+, Irregular, no edema, normal capillary refill; No bruits. Breasts, axillae, epitrochlear nodes: no lymphadenopathy Abdomen: + BS in all 4 quads, no tenderness, no organomegaly Lower extremities: no edema Peripheral vascular: even pulses bilateral 2+, cap refill good, no pallor, no clubbing Musculoskeletal: Neurologic: Mental status: no weakness, CN all intact, speech nl, no asymmetric, walks in room, ok moving in room Cranial nerves: grossly intact Motor system: grossly intact Sensory system: grossly intact Reflexes: grossly intact, No loss of coordination; Sensation: equal bilaterally Genitalia: Not examined Rectal: Not examined POCT(Results): EKG shows Afib, rate is 110 consistent, no sign of ischemia or infarction A) Atrial Fibrillation P) Dx (Diagnostic tests, e.g. labs, x-rays, PFTs): Rx (Prescriptions for meds, therapy, e.g. physical therapy; medical equipment, e.g. nebulizer, wheelchair): Pt. Ed.(e.g. what you discussed together; handout materials): F/U (Specific instructions for follow up, e.g. in 2 weeks for BP check; avoid “PRN”): I need help determining which medications and diagnostic testing this patient will need. She already got an EKG which showed A-fib and is already on HCTZ for HTN. Do I add a blood thinner and Digoxin or another type of HTN medication? Other than CBC and CMP, what other diagnositics does she need? Does she need immediate cardioversion in the ED?

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