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Gastroenterology Evaluation Date

Patient Name

Patient DOB

Chief complaint/Reason for consult

MRN

Referring MD

Start time Stop time

Medications

History of Present Illness ‰Patient is Nonverbal. History obtained from

‰Medications reviewed ‰Medications reconciled

       

with Nursing Home or Hospital discharge Information œ46

‰ Family ‰ Medical records

Allergies ‰ Allergy List reviewed ‰ No drug allergies ‰ No food allergies

‰Nausea/Emesis ‰Abdominal pain ‰Change in stool quality ‰Edema www.e-medtools.com ‰Hematemesis ‰Dysphagia to ‰Solids ‰Liquids ‰Weight changes ‰Loss ‰Gain ‰H/O Heme + stool ‰Heartburn/Indigestion ‰Melena/Hematochezia ‰Rectal pain ‰Food intolerance ‰Water brash ‰Diarrhea ‰Jaundice ‰Fats ‰Nocturnal coughing or choking ‰Constipation ‰Increased abdominal girth ‰Wheat/Grains ‰Recent antibiotic usewww.e-medtools.com ‰Peritonitis ‰Altered mental status ‰Prolonged INR

Social History

WNL

‰Never Smoker ‰Tobacco ____ # Packs X ____ # Yrs ‰ Quit ‰Patient is unwilling to quit ‰Patient willing to consider quitting ‰Patient quit, but resumed smoking ‰Patient willing to quit within 1 month

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Daily, occasional and ex-smokers are more likely to be hazardous drinkers

‰Alcohol use

Drinks per ‰day ‰week Hazardous drinking NIAAA (National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse guidelines)

Men > 14 drinks per week OR > 4 drinks per day Women > 7 drinks per week OR >3 drinks per day ‰Recreational drug use ‰Inhalational ‰Injectable ‰Ingestible ‰Drug dependence

Review of Systems

Constitutional ‰Fatigue ‰malaise ‰fever/chills ‰change in appetite Eyes ‰Vision changes ‰New pain ‰Scotomas ENT/mouth ‰Nose bleeds ‰dental caries ‰dental abscesses ‰jaw pain Resp ‰Dyspnea ‰Cough ‰Phlegm ‰Hemoptysis ‰Wheeze www.e-medtools.com CV ‰Chest pain ‰diaphoresis ‰Ankle edema ‰PND ‰syncope GI See HPI GU ‰Change in urinary habits ‰Hematuria ‰Dysuria Musc ‰Myalgias ‰Recent trauma ‰Bony fractures ‰Arthralgias ‰Joint swelling Skin/breasts ‰Rashes ‰Masses or skin lesions ‰Increased sensitivity to sun Neuro ‰Seizures ‰Episodic or chronic muscle weakness ‰Headaches www.e-medtools.com Endo ‰Hair loss ‰Polydipsia Heme/lymph ‰Bleeding gums ‰Unusual bruising ‰swollen lymph nodes Allergy/Immun ‰Sinus probs ‰Recurrent infections Psych ‰Mood changes ‰Agitation ‰Psychosis ‰Delirium ‰Dementia

Additional Social History www.e-medtools.com ‰Multiple sex partners ‰Tattoos ‰Rectal intercourse ‰Body piercings ‰Intercourse with commercial sex worker Vaccines ‰Hepatitis‰Flu ‰Pneumo

‰Narcotics ‰Benzodiazepines

Family Medical History

Past Medical History www.e-medtools.com

‰ Asthma ‰ Congestive Heart Failure ‰ COPD ‰ Coronary Artery Disease ‰ Diabetes ‰ Familial Mediterranean Fever ‰ Hemochromatosis ‰ Malignancy ‰ Breast ‰ Colon ‰ Hepatic ‰ Lung ‰ Melanoma ‰ Prostate ‰ Testicular ‰ Thyroid ‰ Other ‰ Pancreatitis ‰ Peripheral Artery Disease ‰ Renal Dysfunction ‰ Thrombotic disorder ‰ Thyroid Disease

‰ Achalasia ‰ Antibiotic use ‰ Arteriovenous Malformations ‰ Autoimmune hepatitis ‰ Barrett’s esophagus ‰ Budd-Chiari Syndrome ‰ Carcinoid Syndrome ‰ C. difficile Colitis ‰ Celiac Disease ‰ Cirrhosis ‰ Colitis ‰ Crohn Disease ‰ Cystic Fibrosis ‰ Diverticulitis ‰ Diverticulosis ‰ Esophageal Stricture ‰ Esophageal Varices ‰ Familial Mediterranean Fever ‰ Cholelithiasis

Data Reviewed:

‰BCG

‰Tetanus Surgical History

‰ Peritonitis History of ‰ Cholecystitis ‰ Polyps ‰ Colectomy ‰ Ischemic colitis ‰ Sarcoidosis ‰ Full ‰ Partial ‰ Hemochromatosis ‰ Sclerosing cholangitis ‰ Esophageal dilation ‰ Hemorrhoids ‰ Sickle Cell Disease ‰ Gastric bypass ‰ Hepatitis ‰ Thrombocytopenia ‰ Gastric volume reduction ‰ Hepatic dysfunction ‰ Tuberculosis ‰ Liver biopsy ‰ Herpes ‰ Ulcerative colitis ‰ Malignant ‰ Benign ‰ Hernia ‰ Ulcers ‰ Pancreatic stent ‰ Histiocytosis ‰ VIPoma ‰ PEG/PEJ tube ‰ HIV or AIDS ‰ Whipple’s disease ‰ Polypectomy ‰ H. pylori positive ‰ Wilson’s Disease ‰ Malignant ‰ Benign ‰ Inflammatory Bowel disease ‰ Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome ‰ Jaundice ‰ Malignancy ‰ TIPS ‰ Liver disease ‰Breast ‰ Colorectal ‰ Other, specify ‰ Malaria ‰ Hepatic ‰ Lung ‰ Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease ‰ Melanoma ‰ Prostate ‰ Parasitic infections ‰ Testicular ‰ Thyroid ‰ Pancreatitis ‰ Other

‰ER Notes ‰Chart ‰Nursing Notes/Vitals log ‰Labs ‰Radiology data ‰ECHO ‰ECG ‰Stress Test ‰PFT Care Coordinated with:

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‰HCPOA ‰ PCP ‰Case Mgmt or SW ‰Pharmacy ‰Nursing

Revised 26Feb08

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Gastroenterology Evaluation Prior Diagnostic Data

Patient Name

Patient DOB

MRN

Exam General ENT Neck Resp CV GI Lymph Musc Skin Neuro Psych

\____/ / \ ____ / ____ / ____ / \ \ \

‰Alert

Vitals

T

P

R

BP

Sats

%

‰TM ‰Pharynx ‰Dentition ‰ Nasal ‰External ears ‰ Hearing ‰ Exam ‰ Thyroid ‰ Clear to auscultation ‰ Clear to percussion ‰Effort ‰Normal to palpation ‰ Auscultation ‰ Palpation ‰ Edema ‰Carotids ‰ Aorta ‰Femoral pulses ‰ Pedal pulses ‰ Abdomen ‰ No hepatosplenomegaly ‰ No hernias ‰ Rectum ‰ Guaiac ‰ Neck ‰ Axilla ‰ Groin ‰ Other ‰ Gait ‰ Digit ‰ Inspection ‰ ROM ‰ Stability ‰ Strength ‰ Inspection ‰ Palpation ‰ CN ‰www.e-medtools.com DTR ‰ Sensation ‰ Affect ‰ Orientation ‰ Insight ‰ Memory Glasgow Coma Score E____ V____ M____ APACHE II Score ____

Plan

Impression

www.e-medtools.com ‰ Patient has completed advanced health care directivesœ47 HCPOA is Code Status ‰ Patient is a FULL CODE ‰ DO NOT ATTEMPT RESUSCITATION

‰ABG ‰CBC ‰PT, PTT, INR ‰BMP ‰CMP ‰AST, ALT, Alkaline Phosphatase ‰Bilirubin, direct and indirect

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Serum levels ‰Albumin ‰Alpha-fetoprotein ‰Amylase ‰Ceruloplasmin ‰Iron, ferritin ‰Lactate ‰Lipase

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 ‰Hepatitis Panel ‰HIV ‰ANA ‰ANCA ‰Anti-LKM1 ‰Anti-SLA/LP ‰CA 19-9 ‰Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)  ‰Blood and Urine drug/tox screen ‰Blood alcohol level ‰Acetaminophen level ‰ASA level

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‰Blood cultures ‰Blood type and screen  ‰CT of abdomen and pelvis ‰CT colonography ‰MRI of liver ‰MRCP ‰Barium esophagram ‰Barium enema ‰Upper GI series (small bowel follow through)

‰RUQ Ultrasound ‰HIDA scan ‰Endoscopy ‰ERCP ‰Paracentesis

Follow Up

Data Reviewed:

Signature cc

‰ER Notes ‰Chart ‰Nursing Notes/Vitals log ‰Labs ‰Radiology data ‰ECHO ‰ECG ‰Stress Test ‰PFT Care Coordinated with:

©MB and RR 2006-2008

‰HCPOA ‰ PCP ‰Case Mgmt or SW ‰Pharmacy ‰Nursing

Revised 26Feb08

œIndicates Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI) Physician Quality Measures

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