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The document contains admission orders for various departments including internal medicine, pediatrics, surgery, and dermatology. The orders provide instructions for admitting the patient, monitoring vital signs, diet, intravenous fluids, laboratory tests, medications, and monitoring for signs and symptoms. The resident is asked to inform the attending physician and refer accordingly if any issues arise.

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INTERNAL MEDICINE PEDIATRICS (NICU)


ADMISSION ADMISSION
Please   admit to room of choice/near nurses/
Please nurses/ ICU
ICU un
under
der the service of TOB: Please admit to NICU under the service of Dr._____
Please admit
Dr._____ BW: TPR QHourly and record
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H/QHourly and record BL Diet: May
Diet:  May have breast feeding
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
Diet: NPO/DAT/Low
Diet: NPO/DAT/Low Salt and Low fat T:
LABS:   CBC, APC, Blood typing, Blood CS(PROM), New
LABS:
Venoclysis:: PNSS 1L x __cc/H
Venoclysis HC: born screening within 24 hours
LABS:   CBC, APC, U/A, S. Na, K, Ca, FBS, Crea, SGPT, Lipid Profile, Uric
LABS: CC: Meds:
Acid, ECG 12 Leads, Chest Xray, CBG now(routine) AC: Erythromycin eye ointment OU
Meds: AS: Phytomenadione 1mg IM
OBAOG: Hep B vaccine 0.5ml IM
S/O: MIO Qshift and record
S/O: MIO PAOG: BCG 0.05ml prior to discharge
Stool and vomitus count sheet (diarrhea and vomit) S/O: Routine
S/O:  Routine newborn care
Thermoregulate between 36.5-37.5
Replace GI losses vol/vol w/PLR Maternal
Relay labs once in BT: Reweigh px every other day
Suction secretion prn
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission HBsAg;NR Daily Cord Care
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx RPR:NR Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Refer accordingly (NR=non Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Thank you. Reactive) Refer accordingly
Resident/Intern Resident/Intern

PEDIATRICS (ER)
ADMISSION
Please admit
Please  admit to room of choice/ PICU under the service of Dr._____
SKIN TEST ORDER
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H/QHourly and record
Diet: NPO/DAT/No
Diet: NPO/DAT/No Dark colored foods
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis (-)erythema *Negative Skin Test(NST) to
LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL (-) induration CEFUROXIME(Zegen)

Meds: *NST to Generic(Brand)


S/O: MIO Qshift and record
S/O: MIO
Stool and vomitus count sheet (diarrhea and vomit)
Replace GI losses vol/vol w/PLR IV FOLLOW UP
Relay labs once in
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission (-/+)dry lips *IVF to ff: D5LR 1Lx 100cc/H
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx (-/+)dry tonque Resident/Intern
Refer accordingly
Thank you. (Refer to the latest IV of the
Resident/Intern patient/or ask the nurse)

TRANSOUT ORDERS

SURGERY T: P: R: BP: *May Transfer Patient Back to Room


(-)headache *D/C O2 and Pulse Oximeter
ADMISSION *Monitor VS Qhourly and record
Please admit
Please  admit to room of choice/ SICU under the service
service of Dr._____ (-) vomiting *MIO QHourly and record, *Refer for
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H/QHourly and record UO<30cc/H
Diet: NPO/DAT
Diet: NPO/DAT (+)able to flex *Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Venoclysis:: D5LR/PLR 1L x__cc/H
Venoclysis knees=for spinal *Refer Accordingly
LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, Protime, APTT, CT, BT, Blood typing S. Na. K, U/A anesthesia *Thank You
Meds:
Resident/Intern
S/O: MIO Qshift and record
S/O: MIO
Will inform Operating Room
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Dr. ___ for anesthesia
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Refer accordingly

Thank you.
Resident/Intern
 

BLOOD TRANSFUSION ORDER/ CP(Cardiopulmonary) Acute Gastroenteritis with Mild/Mod/Severe DHN


ASSESSMENT(IM/SURG/GYNE))
ASSESSMENT(IM/SURG/GYNE
Please admit to room of choice under the service of Dr._____
Please 
*CP Status Assessed Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record
T: P: R: BP: *May transfuse available unit of Diet: NPO/DAT
Diet: NPO/DAT
SCE, CBS, RCRR, PRBC/FWD/Modified PRBC/ Platelet Conc of Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
(-)DOB patient’s blood type after proper LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL
crossmatching Meds:  
Meds:
Monitor VS Q15min for the 1st  hour then *B.Clausii(Erceflora) 1-2 vial TID
Qhourly therafter *Paracetamol __mg/__ml;__ml Q4H prn for fever 37.8-
*Mainline to KVO(Keep vein Open) while on 38.5C(10mg/kg/dose)
BT *Paracetamol__mg prn for fever >38.5C(10mg/kg/dose)
*Watch out for any untowards S/Sx like fever *Ranitidine __mg Q8H SIVTT(NPO)(1mg/kg/dose)

tachypnea, rashes *Metronidazole


S/O: __mg/ml;
Fast Drip __CC of PLR __ml
now  Q8H IVTT(30-50mg/kg/day)
now 
*Refer Accordingly
*Thank You MIO Qshift and record
Resident/intern Stool and vomitus count sheet
Replace GI losses vol/vol w/PLR
Relay labs once in
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Refer accordingly
Thank you.
BLOOD TRANSFUSION ORDER/ CP(Cardiopulmonary)
ASSESSMENT(PEDIATRICS)
ACUTE TONSILLOPHARYNGITIS EXUDATIVE/NON-EXUDATIVE
*CP Status Assessed
T: P: R: *May transfuse ___cc of PRBC/FWD/Modified
Please  admit to room of
Please choice under the service of Dr._____
Bmkko0gP: PRBC/ Platelet Conc of patient’s blood type after
SCE, CBS, RCRR, proper crossmatching Monitor
Monitor VS
Diet:  VS Q4H and record
Diet: NPO/DAT
 NPO/DAT
(-)dyspnea Monitor VS Q15min for the 1 st hour then Qhourly Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
therafter LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL
*Mainline to KVO(Keep vein Open) while on BT Meds:  
Meds:
*Watch out for any untowards S/Sx like fever
*Cefuroxime 20-40mg/kg/day(ORAL) or 50-100mg/kg/day(IV) TID
tachypnea, rashes
*or Co-amoxiclav 30-50mg/kg/day TID
*Refer Accordingly
*Paracetamol __mg/__ml;__ml Q4H prn for fever 37.8-
*Thank You
38.5C(10mg/kg/dose)
Resident/intern
*Paracetamol__mg prn for fever >38.5C(10mg/kg/dose)
*Ranitidine __mg Q8H SIVTT(NPO)(1mg/kg/dose)
S/O: MIO
S/O:  MIO Qshift and record
Replace GI losses vol/vol w/PLR
Relay labs once in
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
CO-MANAGEMENT Watch out for any untowards S/Sx

*Surg/IM/Pedia/Gyne Notes Refer accordingly


Thank you.
*Thank You for this referral
*Patient seen and Examined
*History and PE reviewed
*Will inform Dr.____ of this referral
*Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
*Refer accordingly
Resident/Intern

PATIENTS WITH CARRIED WRITTEN ORDER(C.W.O)

(Copy the written order of consultant every word every letter)

C.W.O Dr(consultant)/Resident/Intern
 

PEDIATRIC COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA C or D BENIGN FEBRILE CONVULSION

Please admit to room of choice under the service of Dr._____


Please  Please admit to room of choice/PICU under the service of Dr._____
Please admit
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record
Diet: NPO/DAT
Diet: NPO/DAT Diet: NPO
Diet:  NPO temp
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL
Meds:  
Meds: Meds:  
Meds:
*Antibiotic(Refer to table for PCAP) *Diazepam(0.2mg/kg/dose)
*Paracetamol __mg/__ml;__ml Q4H prn for fever 37.8- *Paracetamol __mg/__ml;__ml Q4H prn for fever 37.8-
38.5C(10mg/kg/dose) 38.5C(15mg/kg/dose)
*Paracetamol__mg prn for fever >38.5C(10mg/kg/dose) *Paracetamol__mg prn for fever >38.5C(15mg/kg/dose)
*Salbutamol ½ nebule +2cc of PNSS; PAI 1 nebule x 3 doses every S/O: MIO
S/O:  MIO Qshift and record
15mins(DOB)
*Ranitidine __mg Q8H SIVTT(NPO)(1mg/kg/dose) Seizure precautions at bedside
Stand by O2 at bedside
S/O: MIO
S/O:  MIO Qshift and record Relay labs once in
Relay labs once in Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx Refer accordingly
Refer accordingly Thank you.
Thank you.

BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN ACUTE EXCACERBATION


Please admit to room of choice under the service of Dr._____
Please 
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record NEONATAL SEPSIS
Diet: DAT/
Diet: DAT/ NPO(tachypneic)
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis Please admit to NICU/PICU the service of Dr._____
Please admit
LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record

Meds:  
Meds:
*Salbutamol ½ nebule +2cc of PNSS; PAI 1 nebule x 3 doses every Diet: Cont.Breastfeeding
Diet: Cont.Breastfeeding
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
15mins(DOB) LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL
*Salbutamol ½ nebule+2cc PNSS Q8H prn for DOB Meds:  
Meds:
*Hydrocortisone(5mg/kg/dose)Q4H *Amicillin 50-100mg/kg/day TID
S/O: 02
S/O:  02 at _LPM/standby O2 at bedside *Cefotaxime or Ceftazidime(30-50mg/kg/day)BID or TID
MIO Qshift and record S/O: Daily
S/O:  Daily cord care
Relay labs once in Phototherapy
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission MIO Qshift and record
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx Relay labs once in
Refer accordingly Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Thank you. Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Refer accordingly
Thank you.
DENGUE FEVER W/ OR W/o WARNING SIGNS or SYSTEMIC VIRAL
INFECTION
HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION
Please admit to room of choice under the service of Dr._____
Please 
Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H and record Please admit to room of choice/ PICU under the service of Dr._____
Please admit
Diet: NPO/DAT
Diet:  NPO/DAT Monitor VS
Monitor  VS Q4H/QHourly and record
Venoclysis::
Venoclysis Diet: Hypoallergenic
Diet:  Hypoallergenic Diet
LABS:   CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL, Dengue NS1Ag,
LABS: Venoclysis::
Venoclysis
Blood and Rh Typing LABS: CBC,
LABS:  CBC, APC, S. Na, K, U/A, F/A, Chest Xray APL
Meds:  
Meds: Meds:
*Paracetamol __mg/__ml;__ml Q4H prn for fever 37.8- *Epinephrine 0.3cc IM now
38.5C(10mg/kg/dose) *Diphenhydramine(1 mg/kg/dose)IV now
*Paracetamol__mg prn for fever >38.5C(10mg/kg/dose) *Hydrocortisone (5mg/kg/dose) Q8H
*Ranitidine __mg Q8H SIVTT(NPO)(1mg/kg/dose *PAI Salbutamol 1 nebule +2cc NSS Q15 mins x 3 doses
S/O: MIO
S/O:  MIO Qshift and record S/O: MIO Qshift and record
Relay labs once in Relay labs once in
Will inform Dr.___ of this admission Will inform Dr.___ of this admission
Watch out for any untowards S/Sx Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
Refer accordingly Refer accordingly
Thank you. Thank you.
Resident/Intern
 

FLUID CHOICE NEWBORN FLUID and FEEDING


Common fluid choice is D5IMB
SURGERY
0-1day old 80cc/kg/D
Admitted on Diet as Tolerated(DAT) 2days old 90cc/kg/D
*Plain Lactated Ringer(PLR) 3days old 100cc/kg/D
Admitted on Nil per Orem(NPO) 4days old 110cc/kg/D
*Dextrose5%Lactated Ringer(D5LR) 5days old 120cc/kg/D
(need to provide sugar(dextrose) as source of energy) 6days old 130cc/kg/D
Example order: 7days old 140cc/kg/D
*Venoclyis:PLR 1Liter X125cc/H 8days old 150cc/kg/D(maximum)
Example case:
INTERNAL MEDICINE
3days old newborn weighs 2kgs with some complications. Newborn is on
Admitted on any diet
*Plain Normal Saline Solution(PNSS) daily feeding with 10cc/3H
To Hydrate Acute gastroenteritis Patient’s 
Patient’s  
*Ffeeding is usually given every 3 hours. So 10cc/3H=3.33cc/H
*Use Plain Lactated Ringers
Example order:
IVF:
*Venoclyis:PNSS 1Liter X125cc/H
100 X 2/24=8.33cc/H
Since patient is fed and not on NPO:
OB-GYNE
8.33-3.33=5cc/H
Admitted(OB case) on labor
Sample Order:
*D5LR
Diet: Continue feeding at 10cc/H
Admitted(Gyne case)
IVF:D5IMB 500cc X 5cc/H
*PLR, once on NPO shift to D5LR
Example order:
*Venoclyis:D5LR 1Liter X125cc/H

**maximum fluid to give is 125cc/H


COMMONLY USED FORMULA

Mean Arterial Pressure


PEDIATRICS 
>15kg MAP=Systole+2Diastole
*D5LR 3
<15kg
*D50.3NaCl BMI=kg/m2
BMI=kg/m2
*D5IMB(used in neonates) <18.5 Underweight
18.5-24.9 Normal
IVF RATE 25-29.9 Overweight
DEHYDRATION <10KG >10KG 30-34.9 Obese
Mild 50 30 35-39.9 Moderately obese
Moderate 100 60 >50 Super morbid obese
Severe 150 90
BSA= wt x kg
Formula:
3600
*Weight X Deficit/8

Example: 6 years old 17kg with dry lips(mild DHN)


Creatinine Clearance:
CrCl= (140-age) X BW
17kg=fluid is D5LR, and use the constant 30.
0.72Xcrea(mg/dl)
*for females use 0.85 instead of 0.72
17x30/8 = 63.75 or 64
Wasting=  actual weight
Wasting=  X 100
Example Order:
Ideal wt for age
Venoclysis: D5LR 1Lx 64cc/H
>90%- normal 70-80%- moderate
80-90%- mild <70%- severe

Stunting=  actual height


Stunting=  X 100
Ideal height for age
>95%- normal 80-90%- moderate
90-95%- mild <80%- severe
 

Glasgow Coma Scale Ph PCO2 HCO3 BE


ADULT PEDIATRIC
Spontaneously 4 Spontaneously 4 Metabolic Acidosis (Change in HCO3 is greater than change in pCO2 ) (HCO3 is
To verbal stimuli 3 To verbal stimuli 3 decreased) 
decreased) 
To pain 2 Eye To pain 2 Uncompensated   N  (-)
No eye opening 1 Response No eye opening 1
Oriented 5 Appropriate coo 5 Partially Compensated      (-)
and cry
Confused 4 Verbal Irritable cry 4 Complete Compensated N    (-)
Inappropriate words 3 response Inconsolable cry 3 Metabolic Alkalosis (Change in HCO3 is greater than change in pCO2) (HCO3
(HCO3 is
Incomprehensible 2 Grunts 2 increased)  
increased)
No verbal response 1 No verbal response 1
Obeys command 6 Normal 6 Uncompensated   N  (+)
spontaneous
Partially Compensated     (+)
Localizes pain 5 Best Withdraws to touch 5
Withdraws to pain 4 motor Withdraws to pain 4 Completely Compensated N    (+)
Flexion to pain 3 response Flexion to pain 3
Respiratory Acidosis (Change in pCO2 is greater than change in HCO3) (pCO2 is
Extension to pain 2 Extension to pain 2
increased)  
increased)
No motor response 1 No motor response 1
Uncompensated   N N

Partially Compensated      
VACCINATION
Vaccine Age of # of Dose Route SIte Completely Compensated N    
1st  doses
dose Respiratory Alkalosis (Change in pCO2 is greater than change in HCO3) (pCO2 is
BCG Birth 1 0.05ml ID R deltoid decreased) 
decreased) 
R buttocks Uncompensated   N N
DPT 6 3(6th, 0.5ml IM Upper thigh
weeks 10th,14th  Vastus Partially Compensated      
month) lateralis
OPV 6 3(6th, 2- Oral Mouth Completely Compensated N    
weeks 10th, 14th  3drops
month)
COMON MEDICATIONS THAT ARE USED
Hepa B Birth 3(0,4th, 0.5ml IM Vastus
Anti-emetic/Anti-vomiting
8th week) lateralis
Measles 9 1 0.5ml SQ R deltoid *Metoclopramide-dopamine receptor blocker
month Recommended Dose:
MMR 12-15th  2 (12th  - 0.5ml SQ R deltoid 0.5mg/kg/dose- ORAL
month 15th  R buttock 0.2mg/kg/dose- IV
month, Preparation:
4-6Y.O) Ampule:10mg/2ml Syrup: 5mg/ml
5mg/2ml Tab: 10mg
Anto-Spasmodic
*Dicycloverine-anticholinergic activity
Recommended Dose:
2.5-5mg/kg/day-TID
Preparation:
Drops: 5mg/ml Syrup:2mg/ml

15mg/ml Tab: 10mg


*Hyoscine-N-Butyl Bromide(HNBB)-anticholinergic activity
Recommended Dose:
0.15mg/kg/dose-TID
Preparation:
Ampule: 20mg/ml Tab:10mg
Promotility(For Dyspepsia)
*Domperidone
Recommended Dose:
0.3mg/kg/dose
 

MULTIVITAMINS: ANTIHISTAMINE(H1-receptor blocker)


ANTIHISTAMINE(H1-receptor blo cker)
Preparation: 1st generation
Drops: 100mg/ml Syrup: 100mg/ml *Hydroxyzine HCl(Iterax)-1mg/kg/day, Q12H
Syrup: 2mg/ml
Dosage: <3 months=0.3ml. Increase dosage proportionately to Tab: 10mg, 25mg
the patient’s age base on months 
months   *Chlorphenamine maleate-0.2mg/kg/dose, Q8H
6months 0.6ml Ampule:10mg/ml
1y.o 1ml Syrup: 2mg/5ml
1y 6mos 1.5ml *DIphenhydramine- 3-5mg/kg/dose-oral
2y 2ml 1mg/kg/dose-IV
IRON: Syrup: 12.5mg/5ml
Prophylactic dose: 1mg/kg/day OD Cap:25mg/50mg
Therapeutic dose: 3-6mg/kg/day BID IV:50mg/ml
nd
2  generation
Vitamin A: *Cetirizine-0.25-0.27mg/kg/dose(OD-BID)
6-11mos:100,000 IU-1 dose
12-71mos:200,00 IU Drops: 10mg/ml, 2.5mg/ml
Zinc: Sol’n: 1mg/ml 
1mg/ml 
10mg:infants Syrup:5mg/5ml
20mg:2y.o+ Tab:10mg
*Desloratidine:
6-11mo-2ml
1-5yo-2.5ml
6-11y.o-5ml
ANTIPYRETIC/ANALGESIC >12y.o- 10ml
*Paracetamol-COX inhibitor Syrup: 2.5mg/5ml
Recommended Dose:
10-15mg/kg/dose(Q4H) MUCOLYTIC
Preparation:
Drops: 100mg/ml Tab: 250mg, 325mg,

Syrup:125mg/5ml 500mg
250mg/5ml
Ampule:300mg/ml
*Ibuprofen-prostaglandin synthesis inhibitor
Recommended Dose:
5-10mg/kg/dose(Q6-8H)
Preparation:
Suspension: 100mg/5ml
Capsule:200mg/cap

*Mefenamic Acid-prostaglandin synthesis inhibitor


Recommended Dose:
5-8mg/kg/dose(Q6-8H)
Preparation:
Suspension: 125mg/5ml
Capsule:250mg/cap, 500mg/cap
*Aspirin-
Recommended Dose:
10-15mg/kg/dose
60-100mg/kg/24H(Kawasaki Dse)
ANTACIDS
*Ranitidine-H2 Blocker
Recommended Dose(Q8-12H)
0.75mg/kg//dose-oral
0.8-1mg/kg/dose-IV
Preparation
Ampule: 25mg/ml
50mg/5ml
Tab:150mg, 300mg
Other H2 blockers:
*Cemetidine(10-15mg/kg/dose, Q4-6H)
*Famotidine(0.2mg/kg/dose, Q8H)

*Aluminum/Magnesium Hydroxide
(Q6H)
*Omeprazole 40mg/OD(Proton pump inhibitor)
*Pantoprazole 40mg/OD(Proton-pump inhibitor)
*Esomeprazole 40mg/OD(Proton-Pump inhibitor)
 

  History and PE reviewed


Laboratory Tests requested
Medications given
Patient managed well

Complete Blood Count:


Segs Hemoglobin Stabs
WBC PLT
Lymphs hematocrit Eosi
Mono
Baso

Urinalysis:
Sugar RBC
Albumin Pus

Squamous Spec.gravity

SURGERY COMMON OUTPATIENT


OUTPATIENT CASES
*Lacerated Wound
Plans:
*For Suturing of Wound
*Secure Consent
*For Xray of ___, ___ view
*TT 0.5ml/amp via deep IM now
*HTIG 250IU/Amp via deep IM now
*Cefalexin (dosage) TID x7 days
*FF. Up Official Xray result after 3 days

*To comeback
*Watch out forafter __ days forS/Sx
any untowards suture removal
*Advised
*Thank You

Suture Choice:
Nylon 4.0 and 5.0- Face or less muscular area
Nylon 3.0-Extremeties
Suture Removal:
COMMONLY USED TERMS/ PHRASES/ SYMBOLS IN INTERNSHIP Face: 3-5 days
*Physical Examination Extremeties 7-10 days
AS-Anicteric Sclerae
PC-Pinkish Conjunctiva
CLADS-Cervical Lymphadenopathy
SCE-Symmetrical Chest Expansion
CBS-Clear Breath Sounds

AP-Adynamic
RCRR-Regular Precordium
Cardiac Rate and Rhythm *Animal
required) Bite(only dogs and cats- if rodents NO HRIG or verorab
NVE-Neck vein Engorgement Plans:
*For Xray of ___, ___ view
*Internal Examination *TT 0.5ml/amp via deep IM now
I-Introitus (Admits 2 fingers) *HTIG 250IU/Amp via deep IM now
C-Cervix (Smooth, soft) *HRIG 300IU/amp (dosage), ½ to be infiltrated
U-Uterus (level of umbilicus/symphysis pubis) surrounding the bite site; ½ via deep IM
A-Adnexa (No adnexal mass nor tenderness) *Verorab 0.5ml/amp via deep IM now, then on Day 3, 7, 14, 28
D-Discharges (Minimal bloody discharge) *Patient opted for HRIG injection at WVMC(very expensive)
E-Episiotomy( well-coaptated episiotomy site *Sultamicillin tosylate (dosage) BID x7 days
*FF. Up Official Xray result after 3 days
*Digital Rectal Exam *Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
No external mass *Advised
No internal masses/haemorrhoids *Thank You
No tenderness

No
No discharges
blood/Minimal fecal material Rabies Immunoglobulin dosage:
HRIG: 20IU/kg
ERIG: 40IU/kg

COMMONLY USED TERMS/ PHRASES/ SYMBOLS IN INTERNSHIP


*Course in the Wards
Patient seen and Examined
 

  MURMUR GRADING
*Burns
I So faint
Plans:
*TT 0.5ml/amp via deep IM now II Quiet but can be heard by stethoscope
*HTIG 250IU/Amp via deep IM now III Loud
*Silver Sulfadiazine ointment apply thinly/thickly to affected IV Moderately loud with thrill
area V Very loud, audible with stet partly off
*Cefalexin(dosage) TID x7days
the chest
*Daily dresseing
*Daily Wound Care
VI Very loud, audible with stet removed
*Watch out for any untowards S/sx from the chest
*Advised

*Cellulitis
Plans:
*TT 0.5ml/amp via deep IM now(situational)
*HTIG 250IU/Amp via deep IM now(situational)
*Sultamicillin (dosage) BID x7 days
*Daily wound care
*Watch out for any untowards S/Sx
*Advised

Muscular Pain/Spasms with History of Fall


Plans:
*Omphenadrine+Paracetamol(Norgesic Forte) TID x3 days
*Mefenamic Acid 500mg/tab TID x3days
OR
*Celecoxib 200mg/cap BID x5days
OR

*Pregabalin 75mg/cap(neuropathic)
*Xray___ view, (with hx of fall)
FF up official Xray result after 3 days
TCB with untowards S/Sx
Advised

GRADING OF MURMURS

1 –
 – Faint
 Faint
2 –
 – Audible
 Audible
3 –
 – Moderately
 Moderately Loud
4 –
 – Loud
 Loud with palpable thrill
5 –
 – Loud
 Loud with thrill, stet partially off
6 –
 – Loud
 Loud with thrill, w/o stet

MUSCLE STRENGTH

O –
 – No
 No muscular contraction
1 –
 – Trace
 Trace contraction
contraction
2 –
 – Active
 Active movement with gravity eliminated
3 –
 – Active
 Active movement against gravity
4 –
 – Active
 Active movement against gravity & slight resistance
5 –
 – Against
 Against full resistance

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