Friday, October 3, 2025

Progress Report

Patient: 91F

  • Dx: Bilateral pneumonia

  • PMH: CHF, Afib, CKD, TIA, HTN

  • Status: DNR

  • Neuro: A&O x4

  • Resp: 2L NC baseline, BiPAP at HS

  • CV: Stable

  • GI/GU: Purewick for incontinence, bedpan for BM

  • Mobility: Bedrest, requires 1–2 assist with walker

  • Diet: 2g sodium

  • Access: None noted

  • Plan: Discharged home with daughter today


Patient: 46M
  • Dx: Colitis, fevers

  • PMH: HIV/AIDS, diverticulitis, OSA (CPAP HS), GERD, HLD

  • Status: Full code

  • Neuro: A&O x4

  • Resp: RA

  • CV: Stable

  • GI: Abdominal pain, suspected C. diff; contact isolation

  • Mobility: Ambulatory

  • Access: Not specified

  • Pain/Tx: Morphine q3h, Dilaudid q4h, Tylenol q6h

  • Plan: Continue isolation, pain management, monitor for C. diff results


Patient: 83F
  • Dx: Symptomatic anemia, chest pain

  • PMH: HLD, HTN, CAD w/ stents, Afib, DM

  • Status: DNR

  • Neuro: A&O x4, occasional confusion

  • Resp: RA

  • CV: Stable

  • GI: Persistent diarrhea; s/p EGD; NPO → advanced to clears

  • Heme: s/p 2U PRBC (Hgb improved from 4.6 → 8.7 on 10/18)

  • Mobility: Bedrest, SBA x1

  • Access: #22 L forearm, difficult stick

  • Diet: Clears

  • Meds: Ferrous gluconate, Protonix, Miralax, sliding scale insulin

  • Plan: Monitor diarrhea, repeat H/H, supportive care


Patient: 83F
  • Dx: LLL pneumonia

  • PMH: CVA, HTN, DVT, CKD, CHF, COPD, IVC filter

  • Status: Full

  • Resp: 2L NC, CPAP at bedside

  • CV: Stable

  • Mobility: Bedrest at baseline

  • Access: #20 Right AC

  • Meds: Prednisone, Isosorbide, Metoprolol, Lasix, Zyrtec, Lipitor, Nystatin powder, Symbicort, ASA

  • Tests: CT chest, bedside CXR today

  • Plan: Discharge canceled today, continue medical management

  • Patient: 34M

  • Dx: Sepsis

  • PMH: Quadriplegia, respiratory failure, brain injury, cardiac arrest, anemia

  • Status: Full code

  • Neuro: Nonverbal baseline

  • Resp: Trached & capped, continuous monitoring, tachycardic on tele

  • Isolation: MDRO precautions

  • GI: NPO; PEG tube feeds (2 cal @ 55/hr)

  • GU: Chronic Foley

  • Access: R midline

  • Other: Bilateral wrist mitten restraints (non-violent)

  • Plan: Continue PEG feeds, monitor sepsis parameters, supportive care.

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