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DOE, RONALD                                                 04/12/09

DOB: 12/09/44

HPI:      Follow up dyslipidemia, BPH, bilateral knee DJD. No significant complaints except for mild medial knee pain on the L. Patient states he has continued to stay active and golf on a regular basis. Using seat belts on a regular basis. Quit tobacco approximately 26 years ago. Denies alcohol use. Minimal caffeine intake. Adequate calcium intake per diet history. No change in stool or urine habits. Denies any significant urinary obstructive symptoms. No blood in stool or urine. No melena. Weight stable.

PMHX/ PSHX/ FMX/ SHX: See health maintenance form.

ROS:    See progress notes.

PX: Normal appearance. NAD. PERR. Normal conjunctivae. EOMI. Ears clear. Nares clear. Oropharynx clear. Neck supple. FROM. No stiffness. No lymphadenopathy. Thyroid nonenlarged and nontender. No JVD or bruits. Lungs CTA without wheezes, decreased breath sounds, or rhonchi. Normal percussion. Heart RRR. No clicks or rubs. Normal S1 and S2. Abdomen soft. Positive BS. Nontender. Nondistended. No HSM. Rectal exam reveals slightly enlarged prostate. No nodules. Lobes symmetrical. No tenderness. No rectal masses or tenderness. No evidence of blood in stool. Extremities without CCE. Skin reveals no rash. Normal DPs. Cap refill WNL.

A/P:

1.Dyslipidemia. Will check FLP and ALT level today.

2.Benign prostatic hypertrophy, stable.

3.Bilateral knee degenerative joint disease. Symptoms are mild at this time. Patient states this does not

limit him with his daily activities.

4.Preventative health. Will obtain PSA for screening. Preventative health topics discussed. Will schedule

patient for a screening flexible sigmoidoscopy.

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DOE, JULIE                                                            04/12/09

DOB: 8/18/81

HPI:      Complains of persistent sore throat with chills with tender anterior and posterior cervical lymphadenopathy. Denies any nasal congestion, drainage, or significant cough. Allergic to penicillin. Has been on complete course of Z-pack, taking her last tablet today. Denies abdominal symptoms. No emesis, diarrhea, or rash. No other complaints or problems. No medication side effects.

ROS:    See progress notes.

PX: Normal appearance. NAD. PERR. Normal conjunctivae. Ears clear. Nares clear. Oropharynx shows tonsillar hypertrophy with erythema. White exudates. No malodorous breath. Moist mucus membranes. Neck reveals moderately swollen anterior and posterior lymphadenopathy, tender to touch. Lungs CTA without wheezes, decreased breath sounds, or rhonchi. Normal percussion. Heart RRR without murmurs, clicks, or rubs. Normal S1 and S2. Abdomen reveals mild tenderness in the L upper quadrant, although spleen appears normal in size. No hepatomegaly Abdomen otherwise soft. Extremities without CCE. Skin reveals no rash.

A/P:

1. Acute tonsillitis. I feel that symptoms are most likely secondary to mononucleosis. Will continue with

Zithromax over the next couple of days. Samples given. Obtain throat culture today, along with Monospot.

Discussed restrictions at this point until we know further results of the testing.

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DOE, JOE                                                           04/12/09

DOB: 10/05/27

HPI:      Follow up GERD, BPH, hiatal hernia. Patient seems to have intermittent dysphagia symptoms, although states this is improved with taking the Axid 150 mg daily. Denies any other complaints or problems. Using seat belts on a regular basis. Denies tobacco or alcohol. No change in stool or urine habits. No significant urinary obstructive symptoms. No blood in stool or urine. No melena. Denies complaints or problems otherwise. Is taking Metamucil on a regular basis, along with one aspirin daily.

PMHX/ PSHX/ FMX/ SHX: See health maintenance form.

ROS:    See progress notes.

PX: Normal appearance. NAD. PERR. Normal conjunctivae. EOMI. Ears clear. Nares clear. Oropharynx negative. Neck supple. FROM. No stiffness. No lymphadenopathy. Thyroid nonenlarged and nontender. No JVD or bruits. Lungs CTA without wheezes, decreased breath sounds, or rhonchi. Normal percussion. Heart RRR. No clicks or rubs. Normal S1 and S2. Abdomen soft. Positive BS. Nontender. Nondistended. No HSM. Extremities without CCE. Skin reveals no rash.

A/P:

1.Benign prostatic hypertrophy, stable.

2.Gastroesophageal reflux disease. Intermittent dysphagia. Recommended upper endoscopy, although

patient states he will consider this. Continue with Axid 150 mg q.h.s.

3.General screening. Occult blood test in office today was negative. Patient did have colonoscopy

approximately a year ago for blood in stool. This was unremarkable except for mild proctitis. Patient will

obtain wellness testing at MGMC, consisting of fasting glucose, lipid panel, and PSA test.

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DOE, DEANN                                                         04/22/09

DOB: 9/11/37

HPI:      Complains of severe DJD L knee. Patient presents for joint injection today. Continues to have pain in the knee. Also laxity and instability, although these are due to her gait pattern. Problems are all secondary to MVA in 1972. Patient uses short crutches for ambulation.

PX: Knee shows no evidence of joint deformity, swelling or redness. Tenderness is over medial aspect of the knee. Patient has had laxity noted in both knee joints in the past. Also crepitus.

PROCEDURE:  Area was cleaned with Betadine. 2 cc Marcaine, 0.5 cc Celestone, 1 cc Depo-Medrol is injected using sterile technique. Area cleaned with alcohol and sterile bandage applied.

A/P:

1.Degenerative joint disease, left knee. Injected as above. Patient education given on possible side

effects of the injection, such as steroid flare, and how to treat this. Call if problems.

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DOUGH, KEN                                                    04/12/09

DOB: 6/26/08

HPI:      Follow up to recheck ears. Mom states he has been doing well. No fevers. No emesis, diarrhea, or rash. Normal appetite. Is having problems sleeping at night, although she thinks this is due to the brace he is currently using for his club feet.

ROS:    See progress notes.

PX: Normal appearance. NAD. Both ears show dull TMs. No significant redness. No drainage. Remaining HEENT grossly normal.

A/P:

1.Bilateral serous otitis. Will start patient on prophylactic Gantrisin 500 mg / 5 mL, 1 teaspoon p.o. q.h.s.

Recheck in one month. Call sooner or return if problems.

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