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MOA END OF STUDIES PROJECT
Contents MOA END OF STUDIES PROJECT ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 1.0 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Objectives ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Goals ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 2.0 Methodology .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 3.0 Strengths ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4 4.0 Challenges .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 5.0 Staged file projects ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 ATTENDANCE LIST ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 73 ATTENDANCE LIST ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 ATTENDANCE LIST ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 77 Consultation Request Form ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 82 IF DENIED, CHECK REASON FOR DENIAL ........................................................................................................................................................ 84 COMMENTS OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDER (If applicable) ............................................................................................................................... 84 6.0 Conclusion ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 84
1.0 INTRODUCTION The purpose of the end of studies projects for a medical research is important since it can provide information on disease trends on patients, patterns of care, health care costs and to be able organize upcoming surgeries with the various surgeons each with its own time statistics. The tasks done included creating presentation on Power point, creating patients admission and discharge forms, creating queries and reports for the surgeons, organizing upcoming surgeries with the various surgeons, creating relationships in Microsoft Access and generating surgery wings operating room time statistics. Objectives The main objectives set are; To demonstrate professionalism through data presentation and data management. To demonstrate skills on query, form and report creations in Microsoft Access. To equip the student with practical skills required in the medical field. To equip the student with knowledge of the various technologies used in the medical field. To demonstrate problem-solving skills through solving mathematical problems. To demonstrate computer-literacy skills through typing and editing of data. Goals To equip the student with practical knowledge required in the medical field. To enable the student to familiarize with the various technologies used in the medical field. To enable the student to develop tolerance even in the challenging working environments. To help the student understand the benefits of teamwork and collaboration. To enable the student gain all round-skills related to the medical field. 2.0 Methodology The methods used in the completion of the end of studies project includes; Database creation. Form, queries and report creation. Use of relationships to establish the connection between different forms and reports. Group discussions were also a technique used to complete the end of studies project. Use of design tools in the Power Point.
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Use of Microsoft word techniques like the mail merge technique. Some of the programs that made it possible for the project to be completed included; Microsoft Word. Microsoft Access. Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Power Point. Microsoft Word Advanced. 3.0 Strengths The most performed skill was the creation of reports, queries and forms for the Medical database as it involved a lot of scrutiny which made it interesting. The skills acquired during this project were typing and editing skills, creation of a well-organized professional database and use of Microsoft tools and programs. Some of the Microsoft tools included; The use of bullets The use of inbuilt formulas which made it easier to manipulate mathematical data. The use of checkboxes in the creation of forms. Use of the copy and paste techniques. The use of design tools in Microsoft Power point. 4.0 Challenges Some of the challenges experienced included; Lack of enough time to thoroughly complete the project as I have a part time job that equally requires a lot of time. Lack of enough digital resources to carry out thorough research. Slow internet connections. The materials needed in completion were expensive as I had to use data bundles in order to access the internet. Some tools needed much expertise like the design tools and some programs also required high level knowledge. Lack of interactions with the lecturers hence consultation was minimal.
3/24/2022 5.0 Staged file projects Week One MOA End of studies project (WEEK 1) FILE 1- LETTER FILE 2- HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION FILE 3- DISCHARGE SUMMARY FILE 4- RADIOLOGY REPORT SUBMITTED TO: SUKPREET KAUR SUBMITTED BY: AMANPREET SINGH STUDENT ID: 056-292993 SUBMITTED TO: SUKHPREET KAUR
LETTER March 21, 2022 Ray George Bessler, 2 Hood Crescent Montreal, H8R2K6 Dear George Bessler: Significance of family support during illness. To whom it may consent, Ray George Bessler, mother of the George Bessler, was hospitalized on March 16 and underwent surgery of the right lung on 17 March. She had cancer of the right lung that required removal of two lobes and a section of the superior vena cava. Following the surgery, her recovery has been inhibited by a respiratory insufficiency that required the employment of tracheostomy the evening following surgery. She is completely dependent on the assisted respiration apparatus. And while she is making some progress, the cardiac status remains doubtful. Therefore, the overall prognosis is guarded in view of the underlying pathology, its extent and postoperative respiratory insufficiency. The life expectancy is difficult to anticipate, but the presence of her family with in next six-month period would be a greater benefit to her. I would recommend that any action that could be arranged on behalf of her son would be most helpful.
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Very truly yours, Violetta Pauline, MD HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION March21, 2022 Dolores Kamp CDI Hospital, Suite 2 Montreal, H8R2K6 Re: Dr. Alan Carpenter HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION CHIEF COMPLANT: Small intermittent pain, hearing loss, and Minor pain when chewing.
PRESENT ILLNESS: The patient is a 28-year-old female secretary for a chemical company in the center of the city. She claims that she was delivering a message at the loading dock area at around 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. When a pallet slipped, a splinter from one of the pallets landed in her right ear. She didn't have any bleeding at that time, but she did detect blood on her pillow later that night. She had some intermittent pain, a loss of hearing, and minor chewing pain yesterday, but none today. She denies having any difficulties with her nose, sinuses, throat, larynx, or neck. PAST HISTORY ILLNESS: None. ALLERGIES: None. OPERATIONS: DNA as a child. BLEEDING: None. MEDICATIONS: None. REVIEW OF SYSTEMS Not remarkable PHYSICAL EXAMINATION HEENT: Nose, Measles, Mucosa and Airway appeared normal, and Larynx vocal cards appeared normal. NECK: No palpable nodes. THROAT: Benign. HYPERTROPHY: No hypertrophic lesions seen. EARS: On the left ear, Tympanic membrane and canal appeared normal. But right external auditory canal had an abrasion on the interior aspect of the canal on right side of the ear. Distally and mediocre in the canal. TYMPANIC MEMBRANE: An abrasion on the posterior wall with a small hematoma. And appeared mobile and intact. DIAGNOSIS WEBER TEST: lateralized to left. Different was equal. Air conduction greater than the bone conduction bilaterally.
IMPRESSION Traumatic abrasions of left external auditory canal and tympanic membrane treatment. TREATMENT MEDICATION: Cortisporin Otic three drops QID in right ear. RECOMMENDATION Give a prescription for audiograms at university speech and hearing center. Re-check after audiograms. Sincerely yours, Dr. Nelson Black
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DISCHARGE SUMMARY March 21,2022 Jacobs, Jennifer C. Room No.: 597 Hospital No.: 45032 Discharge Summary ADMITTING DATE: September 10, 2021 DISCHARGE DATE: September 16, 2021 ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS Surgical sterilization, Bilateral Partial salpingectomies. FINAL DIAGNOSIS Family planning by surgical sterilization, bilateral partial salpingectomy. Retention cysts, multiple, bilateral infundibulum, and uterine body. OPERATION
Bilateral partial salpingectomies, infundibulum, removal of the retention cysts from the uterine body. And tubes. ADMITTING SUMMARY A female patient entered to the hospital on September 10 th for elective surgical sterilization, bilateral partial salpingectomy. The patient has obstetrical history of para two gravity and entirely satisfied with her family situation. But wish to have surgical procedure to terminate her reproductive plan. X-RAY AND LABORATORY DATA ON ADMISSION Routine Chest X-ray and other laboratory examinations. COMPLICATION DURING ADMITTED None. CONDITION DURING RECOVERY Satisfied progress except low grade postoperative fever and occasional cough. CONDITION DURING DISCHARGE Temperature normal, ambulating well, appetite normal, feeling well. FOLLOW UP PRE-DISCHARGE FOLLOW-UP Incision was inspected on September 14 th , without evidence of infection or drainage. New dressing applied. POST FOLLOW-UP First appointment on September 19 to remove stitches and re-examine incision. Personal care and other activities discussed at home. MEDICATION AT DISCHARGE None
Thank you, David B Wilcox, MD RADIOLOGY REPORT Report:27 RADIOLOGY REPORT Patient: Robert D Swift X-ray No. 1320 Age: 45 Room No. 513 Hospital No. 430988 Examination Date: November 18, 2020
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Date Reported: November 18, 2020 Physician: Brian M. O’Connor, MD EXAMINATION: Gallbladder and GI tract GALLBLADDER AND GI SERIES KUB shows degenerative joint disease in the L4-5 apophyseal joints without significant interval change, and spot film of the right upper quadrant fails to reveal radiopaque biliary calculi. The gallbladder concentrates telepaque and is slightly enlarged, with erect compression spot film failing to show biliary calculi although the degree of concentration of the contrast and difficulty in separating the gallbladder from gas shadows leaves something to be desired. The gallbladder does contract somewhat following the fatty meal stimulus. Because of barium projected upon the gallbladder in part additional erect compression spot films are obtained. These fail to demonstrate calculi but with combination of GI series, the size and position of gallbladder, and the degree of function, it is difficult to exclude small calculus. Cursory fluoroscopy of diaphragms, chest and esophagus is not unusual. No gastric retention is noted, and gastric emptying begins readily. The stomach is flexible without evidence of neoplasm or crater. No hiatal hernias can be demonstrated; the duodenal bulb is not deformed and is without evidence of carter, Mucosal folds are slightly prominent in the bulb, but the duodenal loop appears normal, and the small bowel mucosal pattern is not unusual. IMPRESSION Gallbladder slightly enlarged. Although the gallbladder concentrates the contrast moderately well, it is difficult under the circumstances to exclude small calculi. Report of the study at another time when the study can be done as an isolated procedure might be warranted. Negative GI series. No interval changes in the GI of significance since the study of 1975. Moira K O’Brien MD
3/24/2022 Week Two MOA END OF STUDIES PROJECT (WEEK 1) AUDIO FILE 1- LETTER AUDIO FILE 2- HISTORY AND P MOA End of studies project (WEEK 1) AUDIO FILE 1- LETTER AUDIO FILE 2- HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AUDIO FILE 3- DISCHARGE SUMMARY AUDIO FILE 4- RADIOLOGY REPORT SUBMITTED TO: SUKPREET KAUR SUBMITTED BY: AMANPREET SINGH STUDENT ID: 056-292993 SUBMITTED TO: SUKHPREET KAUR
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March 21, 2022 Ray George Bessler, 2 Hood Crescent Montreal, H8R2K6 Dear George Bessler: Significance of family support during illness. To whom it may consent, Ray George Bessler, mother of the George Bessler, was hospitalized on March 16 and underwent surgery of the right lung on 17 March. She had cancer of the right lung that required removal of two lobes and a section of the superior vena cava. Following the surgery, her recovery has been inhibited by a respiratory insufficiency that required the employment of tracheostomy the evening following surgery. She is completely dependent on the assisted respiration apparatus. And while she is making some progress, the cardiac status remains doubtful. Therefore, the overall prognosis is guarded in view of the underlying pathology, its extent and postoperative respiratory insufficiency. The life expectancy is difficult to anticipate, but the presence of her family with in next six-month period would be a greater benefit to her. I would recommend that any action that could be arranged on behalf of her son would be most helpful. Very truly yours,
Violetta Pauline, MD March21, 2022 Dolores Kamp CDI Hospital, Suite 2 Montreal, H8R2K6 Re: Dr. Alan Carpenter HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EXAMINATION CHIEF COMPLANT: Small intermittent pain, hearing loss, and Minor pain when chewing. PRESENT ILLNESS: The patient is a 28-year-old female secretary for a chemical company in the center of the city. She claims that she was delivering a message at the loading dock area at around 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. When a pallet slipped, a splinter from one of the pallets landed in her right ear. She didn't have any bleeding at that time, but she did detect blood on her pillow later that night. She had some intermittent pain, a loss of hearing, and minor chewing pain yesterday, but none today. She denies having any difficulties with her nose, sinuses, throat, larynx, or neck. PAST HISTORY ILLNESS: None. ALLERGIES: None. OPERATIONS: DNA as a child. BLEEDING: None.
MEDICATIONS: None. REVIEW OF SYSTEMS Not remarkable PHYSICAL EXAMINATION HEENT: Nose, Measles, Mucosa and Airway appeared normal, and Larynx vocal cards appeared normal. NECK: No palpable nodes. THROAT: Benign. HYPERTROPHY: No hypertrophic lesions seen. EARS: On the left ear, Tympanic membrane and canal appeared normal. But right external auditory canal had an abrasion on the interior aspect of the canal on right side of the ear. Distally and mediocre in the canal. TYMPANIC MEMBRANE: An abrasion on the posterior wall with a small hematoma. And appeared mobile and intact. DIAGNOSIS WEBER TEST: lateralized to left. Different was equal. Air conduction greater than the bone conduction bilaterally. IMPRESSION Traumatic abrasions of left external auditory canal and tympanic membrane treatment. TREATMENT MEDICATION: Cortisporin Otic three drops QID in right ear. RECOMMENDATION Give a prescription for audiograms at university speech and hearing center. Re-check after audiograms. Sincerely yours,
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Dr. Nelson Black March 21,2022 Jacobs, Jennifer C. Room No.: 597 Hospital No.: 45032 Discharge Summary ADMITTING DATE: September 10, 2021 DISCHARGE DATE: September 16, 2021 ADMITTING DIAGNOSIS Surgical sterilization, Bilateral Partial salpingectomies. FINAL DIAGNOSIS Family planning by surgical sterilization, bilateral partial salpingectomy.
Retention cysts, multiple, bilateral infundibulum, and uterine body. OPERATION Bilateral partial salpingectomies, infundibulum, removal of the retention cysts from the uterine body. And tubes. ADMITTING SUMMARY A female patient entered to the hospital on September 10 th for elective surgical sterilization, bilateral partial salpingectomy. The patient has obstetrical history of para two gravity and entirely satisfied with her family situation. But wish to have surgical procedure to terminate her reproductive plan. X-RAY AND LABORATORY DATA ON ADMISSION Routine Chest X-ray and other laboratory examinations. COMPLICATION DURING ADMITTED None. CONDITION DURING RECOVERY Satisfied progress except low grade postoperative fever and occasional cough. CONDITION DURING DISCHARGE Temperature normal, ambulating well, appetite normal, feeling well. FOLLOW UP PRE-DISCHARGE FOLLOW-UP Incision was inspected on September 14 th , without evidence of infection or drainage. New dressing applied. POST FOLLOW-UP First appointment on September 19 to remove stitches and re-examine incision. Personal care and other activities discussed at home. MEDICATION AT DISCHARGE
None Thank you, David B Wilcox, MD
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Report:27 RADIOLOGY REPORT Patient: Robert D Swift X-ray No. 1320 Age: 45 Room No. 513 Hospital No. 430988 Examination Date: November 18, 2020 Date Reported: November 18, 2020 Physician: Brian M. O’Connor, MD EXAMINATION: Gallbladder and GI tract GALLBLADDER AND GI SERIES KUB shows degenerative joint disease in the L4-5 apophyseal joints without significant interval change, and spot film of the right upper quadrant fails to reveal radiopaque biliary calculi. The gallbladder concentrates telepaque and is slightly enlarged, with erect compression spot film failing to show biliary calculi although the degree of concentration of the contrast and difficulty in separating the gallbladder from gas shadows leaves something to be desired. The gallbladder does contract somewhat following the fatty meal stimulus. Because of barium projected upon the
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gallbladder in part additional erect compression spot films are obtained. These fail to demonstrate calculi but with combination of GI series, the size and position of gallbladder, and the degree of function, it is difficult to exclude small calculus. Cursory fluoroscopy of diaphragms, chest and esophagus is not unusual. No gastric retention is noted, and gastric emptying begins readily. The stomach is flexible without evidence of neoplasm or crater. No hiatal hernias can be demonstrated; the duodenal bulb is not deformed and is without evidence of carter, Mucosal folds are slightly prominent in the bulb, but the duodenal loop appears normal, and the small bowel mucosal pattern is not unusual. IMPRESSION Gallbladder slightly enlarged. Although the gallbladder concentrates the contrast moderately well, it is difficult under the circumstances to exclude small calculi. Report of the study at another time when the study can be done as an isolated procedure might be warranted. Negative GI series. No interval changes in the GI of significance since the study of 1975. Moira K O’Brien MD HYSICAL EXAMINATION AUDIO FILE 3- DISCHARGE SUMMARY
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ABRASION is a SYMPTOM BILATERAL PARTIAL SALPIGECTOMY is an Anatomical term bilobectomy is a MEDICAL PROCEDURE BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA is ANATOMICAL TERM CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY is SYMPTOM APRIL 6, 2022 SUBMITTED TO: SUKHPREET KAUR SUBMITTED BY: AMANPREET SINGH STUDENT ID: 635-292993 bilobectomy BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA BILATERAL PARTIAL SALPIGECTOMY TRACHEOSTOMY CHOLELITHIASIS ANATOMICAL TERM BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA , TRAUMATIC PERFORATION, TUBAL LIGATION, BILATERAL PARTIAL SALPIGECTOMY , ZYGAPOPHYSEAL JOINT, SYMPTOMS AND DIAGNOSES PULMONARY INSUFFICIENCY, CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY, SUPERIOR VENA CAVA SYNDROME, OTALGIA, HEMOTYMPANUM, WEBBER TEST, ABRASION, HEMOTOMA, CHEST RADIOGRAPHY, POSTOPERATIVE FEVER, GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT RADIOGRAPHY,
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CHEST RADIOGRAPHY is a DIAGNOSES CHOLELITHIASIS is a MEDICAL TERM CORTISPORIN otic qid 10cc is a MEDICATION EXTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS is a MEDICAL TERM GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT RADIOGRAPHY is a DIAGNOSES HEMOTOMA is a SYMPTOM HEMOTYMPANUM is a SYMPTOM HIATUS HERNIAS is another MEDICAL TERM HYPERTROPHY is a MEDICAL TERM MUCOSAL FOLDS is a SYMPTOM OTALGIA is a SYMPTOM POSTOPERATIVE FEVER is a SYMPTOM POSTOPERATIVE HEMORRHAGE is a SYMPTOM POSTOPERATIVE RESPIROTORY INSUFFICIENCY is a SYMPTOM PULMONARY INSUFFICIENCY is a SYMPTOM SNIFF TEST is a DIAGNOSES
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SUPERIOR VENA-CAVA SYNDROME is a SYMPTOM SURGICAL STERLIZATION is a MEDICAL PROCEDURE TRACHEOSTOMY is a TREATMENT TRAUMATIC PERFORATION is an ANATOMICAL TERM TUBAL LIGATION is an ANATOMICAL TERM WEBBER TEST is a DIAGNOSES ZYGAPOPHYSEAL JOINT is an ANATOMICAL TERM Definitions of all medical terms: bilobectomy is an operation consisting of the resection of two pulmonary lobes on the right lung, including the middle lobe. BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA is Cancer that begins in the tissue that lines or covers the airways of the lungs, including small cell and non-small cell lung cancer. CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY is a more commonly known as heart failure, is when the heart muscle's pump function is reduced. POSTOPERATIVE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY   is the failure to wean from mechanical ventilation within 48 hours of surgery or unplanned intubation/reintubation postoperatively.
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PULMONARY INSUFFICIENCY is the condition in which the lungs cannot take in sufficient oxygen or expel sufficient carbon dioxide to meet the needs of the cells of the body. SUPERIOR VENA-CAVA is a large vein that drains blood away from the head, neck, arms, and upper chest and into the heart. SVCS is most often seen in people who have cancer. TRACHEOSTOMY is an incision in the windpipe made to relieve an obstruction to breathing. TRAUMATIC PERFORATION is a Traumatic tympanic membrane (TM) perforation is an injury of the eardrum, which is frequently faced by otolaryngologists. TUBAL LIGATION also known as having your tubes tied or tubal sterilization — is a type of permanent birth control. During tubal ligation, the fallopian tubes are cut, tied, or blocked to permanently prevent pregnancy. BILATERAL PARTIAL SALPIGECTOMY Salpingectomy is the surgical removal of one (unilateral) or both (bilateral) fallopian tubes. Fallopian tubes allow eggs to travel from the ovaries to the uterus. A partial salpingectomy is when you have only part of a fallopian tube removed and bilateral salpingectomy is removal of two fallopian tubes. ZYGAPOPHYSEAL JOINT The zygapophyseal joints are true synovial joints that allow for motion of the vertebral spine while limiting excessive motion. OTALGIA Ear pain is known as otalgia. There are two forms of otalgia, each with its own set of symptoms. Primary otalgia is pain that arises within the ear; transferred otalgia is pain that originates outside the ear. HEMOTYMPANUM refers to the presence of blood in your middle ear, which is the area behind your eardrum. WEBBER TEST The Weber test is a screening test for hearing performed with a tuning fork. ABRASION An abrasion is a superficial rub or wearing off the skin, usually caused by a scrape or a brush burn. HEMOTOMA An organ, tissue, or bodily area that generates a pool of largely clotted blood. A hematoma is typically created by a ruptured blood vessel caused by surgery or an accident. CHEST RADIOGRAPHY To obtain images of the inside of the chest, a chest x-ray requires a very modest dosage of ionizing radiation. It can be used to diagnose shortness of breath, persistent cough, fever, chest pain, or injury by evaluating the lungs, heart, and chest wall. It can also be used to diagnose and track the progress of treatment for several lung diseases, including pneumonia, emphysema, and cancer.
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POSTOPERATIVE FEVER is defined as a temperature higher than 38 C (or greater than 100.4 F) on two consecutive postoperative days or higher than 39 C (or greater than 102.2 F) on any postoperative day. GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT RADIOGRAPHY Food and liquids pass through these organs as they are swallowed, digested, absorbed, and expelled as feces. The mouth, pharynx (throat), oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, rectum, and anus are among these organs. SNIFF TEST A sniff test examines how the diaphragm (the muscle that governs breathing) moves during regular breathing and rapid inhalation. MUCOSAL FOLDS A fold in any mucous membrane in the body is referred to as a mucosal fold. SURGICAL STERLIZATION is a procedure to permanently prevent reproduction. Surgery in women is called tubal ligation. Surgery in men is called a vasectomy. CORTISPORIN otic qid 10cc Cortisporin Otic Suspension is a prescription medicine used to treat the symptoms of outer ear infections EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS a passage or opening leading to the interior of the body. HYPERTROPHY the enlargement of an organ or tissue from the increase in size of its cells. POSTOPERATIVE HEMORRHAGE Bleeding after a surgical procedure. The hemorrhage may occur immediately after the surgery or be delayed. It need not be restricted to the surgical wound. CHOLELITHIASIS   involves the presence of gallstones (see the image below), which are concretions that form in the biliary tract, usually in the gallbladder. HIATUS HERNIAS A hiatal hernia is when your stomach bulges up into your chest through an opening in your diaphragm, the muscle that separates the two areas. The opening is called the hiatus, so this condition is also called a hiatus hernia. PREFIX, SUFFIX OR ROOT TERMS 1. Prefix - Bi- Two Prefix- lob- Lobes, either upper and middle or lower and middle, Such as brain, lung, liver. Suffix -ecotomy – surgical removal
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2. Root- Broncho- any larger air passage of lungs Root- Gen + ic - forming, producing, condition of 3. Prefix- Carcin/o- Cancer Suffix- Oma- tumour 4. Root- Cardi- heart Suffix- ac- pertaining to 5. Prefix - Post- After Combining form - Operat- Suffix - ive- tending to 6. Prefix - Pulmo/n - lung Suffix- ary- pertaining to 7. Prefix - Trache/o- trachea (windpipe) Suffix - otomy- to cut into 8. Prefix - traumat- injury or wound Suffix - ic- pertaining to 9. Prefix - salping/o- fallopian tube Suffix - ectomy- removal 10. Prefix - ot/o- ear Suffix - algia- pain 11. Prefix - post/operat- after Suffix - ive- expressing tendency 12. Prefix- hem- blood Suffix- rrhage- bursting forth 13. Prefix- gastro- stomach Suffix- entero- intestinal 14. Prefix- ab- away from Combining form - ras - scrape off Suffix- ion- process of
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15. Prefix- hemat/o- blood Suffix - oma- fluid collection 16. Prefix- hyper- above Suffix- trophy- nourishment 17. Prefix- chole- bile Combination – lith - stone Suffix- iasis- a condition or state thereof 18. Prefix - acous/o- hearing Suffix- ic- pertaining to
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Week Four Type of Surgery Duration of Each Surgery (Hours) Total Surgeries Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Total Surgery Hours Distribution per Speciality in Percentile Cardiothoracic Surgery 3 10 30 23.08% Gastroenterology/Proctology Procedures 1 10 10 7.69%
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General Surgery 2 12 24 18.46% Gynecological Surgery 1 6 6 4.62% Opthalmology 0.5 12 6 4.62% Orthopedics 2.5 8 20 15.38% Pediatric Surgery 2 8 16 12.31% Plastic Surgery 1.5 8 12 9.23% Urology 1 6 6 4.62% Net Total 80 130 Cardiothoracic Surgery 0.23 Gastroenterology/Proctology Procedures 0.08 General Surgery 0.18 Gynecological Surgery 0.05 Opthalmology 0.05 Orthopedics 0.15 Pediatric Surgery 0.12 Plastic Surgery 0.09 Urology 0.05 Total Surgery Hours Distribution/ Speciality in Percentage 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 3 1 2 1 0.5 2.5 2 1.5 1 10 10 12 6 12 8 8 8 6 Total Surgeries per Category & Time taken to complete each surgery Duration of Each Surgery (Hours) Total Surgeries Surgery Category Count/ Hours
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Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/Proctology Procedures General Surgery Gynecological Surgery Opthalmology Orthopedics Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Urology 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 30 10 24 6 6 20 16 12 6 Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Hours Taken Type of Surgery
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Schedule of surgeries and O Week 1 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Cardiothoracic Surgery Pediatric Surgery Orthopedics Ophthalm ology General Surgery 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Gastroente rology/
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Proctology Procedure s 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TAT TAT 10:30 AM 11:00 AM Orthopedics TAT General Surgery Pediatric Surgery 11:00 AM 11:30 AM TAT Ophthalmology 11:30 AM 12:00 PM Gastroenterol ogy/ Proctology Procedures TAT 12:00 PM 12:30 PM Gynecological Surgery 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TAT 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Plastic Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery Urology Cardiothoracic Surger 02:30 PM 03:00 PM Ophthalmology
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03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Gynecological Surgery Plastic Surgery 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Urology 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Color Allotment Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures General Surgery Gynecological Surgery Ophthalmology Orthopedics Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Urology TAT
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Week 2 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Frid 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Ophthalmology Orthopedics General Surgery Orthopedics Ophtha 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TA 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Ophthalmology Gastroen Proctology 09:30 AM 10:00 AM TAT 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TA 10:30 AM 11:00 AM General Surgery TAT Pediatric Surgery TAT Pediatric 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Plastic Surgery General Surgery 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TAT TA 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures Cardiothoracic Surgery Gynecological Surgery Cardiothora 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM Urology Plastic Surgery
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04:00 PM 04:30 PM 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Week 3 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fri 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Orthopedics Ophthalmology Orthopedics Ophthalmology General 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Ophthalmology Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures 09:30 AM 10:00 AM TAT 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures TAT TA 10:30 AM 11:00 AM TAT Pediatric Surgery Gastroen Proctology 11:00 AM 11:30 AM General Surgery TAT General Surgery 11:30 AM 12:00 PM Gynecological Surgery TA 12:00 PM 12:30 PM Gynecolog 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break
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01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Cardiothoracic Surgery Plastic Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery Urology TA 02:30 PM 03:00 PM Pediatric 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Plastic Surgery 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Urology 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Week 4 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Frid 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Ophthalmology Orthopedics General Surgery Orthopedics Ophthal 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TA 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures Gastroen Proctology 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TAT TA 10:30 AM 11:00 AM Pediatric Surgery TAT Pediatric Surgery TAT Gastroen Proctology 11:00 AM 11:30 AM General Surgery General Surgery 11:30 AM 12:00 PM TA Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/Proctology Procedures General Surgery Gynecological Surgery Opthalmology Orthopedics Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Urology 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 30 10 24 6 6 20 16 12 6 Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Hours Taken Type of Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery 0.23 Gastroenterology/Proctology Pro- cedures 0.08 General Surgery 0.18 Gynecological Surgery 0.05 Opthalmology 0.05 Orthopedics 0.15 Pediatric Surgery 0.12 Plastic Surgery 0.09 Urology 0.05 Total Surgery Hours Distribution/ Speciality in Percentage
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12:00 PM 12:30 PM Ophthal 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TA 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Cardiothoracic Surgery Plastic Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery Gynecological Surgery General 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Plastic Surgery 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Urology 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Schedule of Surgeon OR Week 1
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Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Gomez, Carl J. Camp, John M. Ottavio, Patricia B. Walsh, Felix W. Norton, Mary 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Swensen, Erik M. 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TAT TAT 10:30 AM 11:00 AM Benson, Robert T. TAT Black, Nelson Gunter Camp, John M 11:00 AM 11:30 AM TAT Walsh, Felix W. 11:30 AM 12:00 PM Northway, Mary Elizabeth TAT 12:00 PM 12:30 PM Wilcox, David B. 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TAT
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01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Hartman, Daniel O. Walter, Jane A. Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. Waxman, William 02:30 PM 03:00 PM Walsh, Felix W. 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Douglas, Martin P. Hartman, Daniel O. 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Color Allotment For Each Surgery Type Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/ Proctology Procedures General Surgery
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Gynecological Surgery Ophthalmology Orthopedics Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Urology TAT Week 2 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Walsh, Felix W. Richards, Joan R. Larkin, Edward A. Zatts, Percy R. Walsh, Felix W. 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Walsh, Felix W. Swensen, Erik M. 09:30 AM 10:00 AM TAT 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TAT
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10:30 AM 11:00 AM Black, Nelson Gunter TAT Camp, John M. TAT Camp, John M. 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Hartman, Daniel O. Sachs, Bernice D. 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:00 PM 12:30 PM 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TAT TAT 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Gomez, Carl J. Northway, Mary Elizabeth Walter, Jane A. Douglas, Martin P. Waxman, William B. 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. Hartman, Daniel O. 04:00 04:30 PM
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PM 04:30 PM 05:00 PM Week 3 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Benson, Robert T. Walsh, Felix W. Ottavio, Patricia B. Walsh, Felix W. Norton, Ma 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Walsh, Felix W. Swensen, Erik M. 09:30 AM 10:00 AM TAT 10:00 AM 10:30 AM Northway, Mary Elizabeth TAT TAT 10:30 AM 11:00 AM TAT Camp, John M. Swensen, Er 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Larkin, Edward A. TAT Paolini, Violetta O.
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11:30 AM 12:00 PM Douglas, Martin P. TAT 12:00 PM 12:30 PM Wilcox, Dav 12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Gomez, Carl J. Hartman, Daniel O. Walter, Jane A. Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. TAT 02:30 PM 03:00 PM Camp, Joh 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Hartman, Daniel O. 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. 04:30 PM 05:00 PM
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Week 4 Days Time Slots Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 08:00 AM 08:30 AM Walsh, Felix W. Richards, Joan R. Paolini, Violetta O. Zatts, Percy R. Walsh, Fe 08:30 AM 09:00 AM TAT TAT 09:00 AM 09:30 AM Northway, Mary Elizabeth Northway, Mary 09:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM TAT TAT TAT 10:30 AM 11:00 AM Camp, John M. TAT Camp, John M. TAT Swensen, E 11:00 AM 11:30 AM Black, Nelson Larkin, Edward 11:30 AM 12:00 PM TAT 12:00 PM 12:30 PM Walsh, Fe Cardiothoracic Surgery Gastroenterology/Proctology Procedures General Surgery Gynecological Surgery Opthalmology Orthopedics Pediatric Surgery Plastic Surgery Urology 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 30 10 24 6 6 20 16 12 6 Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Total Surgery Hours/ Speciality Hours Taken Type of Surgery Cardiothoracic Surgery 0.23 Gastroenterology/Proctology Pro- cedures 0.08 General Surgery 0.18 Gynecological Surgery 0.05 Opthalmology 0.05 Orthopedics 0.15 Pediatric Surgery 0.12 Plastic Surgery 0.09 Urology 0.05 Total Surgery Hours Distribution/ Speciality in Percentage
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12:30 PM 01:00 PM TAT TAT TAT 01:00 PM 01:30 PM Lunch Break 01:30 PM 02:00 PM 02:00 PM 02:30 PM Gomez, Carl J. Hartman, Daniel O. Waxman, William B. Wilcox, David B. Sachs, Bern 02:30 PM 03:00 PM 03:00 PM 03:30 PM TAT 03:30 PM 04:00 PM TAT Hartman, Daniel O. 04:00 PM 04:30 PM Cummings, Arthur B., Jr. 04:30 PM 05:00 PM
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Week Five Part-1 (Voicemail message of Health Clinic) Thank you for calling CDI health clinic. We are sorry for the unavailability. If this is an emergency please hang up and call +1 437 333 7777 Our regular clinic hours are 7:30 am to 8:00 pm on weekdays and 9:00 am to 1:00 pm on weekends. If you want us to reach out to you, you can leave a message at the end of this recording. Please mention your name and contact number along with your message. We will reach out to you in our next working hours. Thank you. Part-2 (Confirming Patients Appointment) Patient-1 Good morning, my name is Amanpreet Singh and I am calling from CDI health clinic to check on the status of Bobby Jonson who had a cast fitted to his right foot last week. I hoping he is doing well. This call is to inform that the next appointment has been scheduled with Dr.Percy Zatts on 3 rd June at 8 in the morning for the weekly check up and to evaluate the progress made by Bobby. Please feel free to call anytime regarding any queries. We hope u have a great day. Thank you. Patient-2 Hello Mr. Robert, this is Amanpreet Singh calling from CDI health clinic. This is to inform you that you have an appointment with Dr.Percy Zatts at 9 am on 3 rd of June for the removal of the sutures on your finger and evaluation of the range of motion of the
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finger. You are expected to reach the hospital on time as any further delay can cause a permanent damage or infection. You can call us for any other query. Thank You Patient 3 Greetings Mrs. Zen, I am calling on behalf of CDI health clinic. This is a reminder for your first postoperative visit scheduled with Dr.Violetta Paolini at 1 pm on 3rd June with regard to check progress and how the body is recovering after the surgery. Please do reach on time and in case of any query feel free to contact us. Thank You Patient 4 Good morning, this is Amanpreet Singh calling from CDI health clinic. You are requested to reach the CDI health clinic for an appointment with Dr.Martin Douglas at 2pm on third of June on priority basis for the endometrial biopsy which was suggested by the gynaecologist. You should ensure that you are accompanied by someone along with you. Along with that, you are not allowed to drive the car after the biopsy, so it will be convenient if you make suitable arrangements in advance. Please feel free to call us in case of any query. Thank you have a nice day. Patient 5 Good morning, Mr. Aaron, I am Amanpreet Singh calling from CDI health clinic. This is to remind you about your appointment that has been fixed with Dr.Bernice Sachs on the third of June at 3 pm with regard to the abdominal pain which you had earlier complained about, the doctor needs to examine the contemporary health condition and discuss the test reports with you.
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Thank you have a nice day Part-3 (Cancelling and Rescheduling an Appointment) Good morning, Mr Aaron, I am calling on behalf of CDI health clinic. We have called to inform you that your appointment with Dr.Bernice Sachs due on third June has been cancelled due to some unforeseen circumstances. Your appointment has been rescheduled on the 5th of June at 3’o Clock in the afternoon. Please call us back to confirm your availability and get your appointment fixed. We apologize for this inconvenience and are looking forward to get a confirmation from you as soon as possible Thank you have a nice day Part-4 (Social Interaction in a Medical Environment) Scenario-1 I will talk to Mrs. Singh in a very polite manner and will inform her that we strictly maintain the privacy of the patient and it is not possible to reveal any details why Panaji had visited the hospital as it breaches the doctor patient’s confidentiality. However, since the child is a minor, Mrs Singh can come along Panaji to the hospital and get all the details from the physician otherwise there is nothing, the hospital can do to help her. I will deny her the access to details of her daughter’s visit because any hospital can’t share the cause of why a patient is visiting the doctor. As her daughter is only 14 years old so bearing in mind the immaturity of a child a parent can get the information, but only if accompanied by her child. Scenario-2
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I would definitely apologize to the patient for the inconvenience the hospital has caused to him explaining him a valid reason of why the hospital was not able to address him earlier. After checking if it is not an emergency, I would kindly request him/her to give the details of the problem for which he has been trying to contact the hospital and after getting through all his details I will explain to him that every patient's health is the utmost priority of the hospital and deal with him accordingly. Scenario-3 After informing Rob Bruni that he has contacted the CDI health clinic, I would ask him for what purpose does he need to consult the physician. I would try to persuade him to visit the hospital instead of getting a consultation over phone as it would be more efficient to treat him in that manner. If he would insist, I would like to get his details and refer him to the suitable medical department without wasting any time. I will need to act in this manner as according to the medical profession we need to convince the patient that a face to face interaction can give a better insight in his/her condition to the doctor. Moreover, knowing her details before hand can help the hospital to deal with her effectively and it could help the physician to treat her so that both the patients' and the hospital's time does not get wasted. Scenario-4 I will make Ayesha Mahoud feel relaxed and calm her down before telling her that she needs to visit the hospital to get the reports of her pap smear. I will explain to her the it is the policy of the hospital not to reveal any information over phone and also convince her to make a hospital visit to collect her report and consult with a doctor to understand her condition and know about the medical concerns. It is very important to deal with such patients in a calm manner because they are already stressed about their health so I will try to explain her that the hospital policy can’t be breached and she needs to visit the hospital to collect her report. I would also ask her to schedule an appointment with a doctor so that she can understand her condition and can be dealt accordingly.
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Scenario-5 I would like to ask Denise Olson to give me the details of the symptoms her son has been experiencing and after getting the details I would insist her to make a hospital visit so that a doctor can give a written prescription after analysing her son's condition. I would also inform her that it is not possible to give a prescription on phone as it could lead to some misunderstanding and make her understand that her son's health can worsen if anything goes wrong. It is very important to listen to the concerns of patient so I will let her explain the situation and I will politely ask her to schedule an appointment with a doctor as nobody can give a prescription on phone without getting clarity about the health of a patient. It can further lead to some serious damage if any wrong medicine has been prescribed which will distort the image of hospital. Besides, there are chances the person is falsely trying to get a prescription to get the medicine for illegal purposes. Scenario-6 I would directly tell my classmate that patient doctor confidentiality can’t be breached and it is not possible for me to reveal any details of my patient even if you share a relationship with him/her. I will explain my friend that I can’t disclose any information of my patients and I will try to change the topic of discussion and quickly revert back to something personal as it would be better to not talk about professions. It is important to ensure that under any circumstances a doctor is not allowed to share any details of his/her patients as it may cause a patient to lose trust in the hospital. I will try to divert my class mate attention to avoid being rude to him/her without giving any details of my patient. Scenario-7 I will listen to my colleague carefully but I will not form any opinion about the patient on this basis. I will try to make my co-worker understand that being medical professionals we need not to judge anybody on the basis of problems he has been subjected to in his life. I will try not to be rude to my colleague to avoid any problem I may encounter in dealing with her in future making her realise her mistake in a polite manner at the same time.
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When the patient will arrive, I will not talk to him rudely on the basis of any preconceived opinions and will deal with him in a normal and neutral manner. Firstly, I will ask if he has an appointment and after getting all the details, I will provide any suitable assistance he needs during his visit to the hospital. Scenario-8 I will act in a calm way and apologise about the delay caused as eventually it was my responsibility. I will make my colleague realise the fact that in future she could need somebody’s help and with this kind of attitude no one will be ready to help her, so she needs to mend her ways. I will assure my supervisor that this mistake will not happen in future Scenario-9 I would take details of Janice and would cross check all the information about her tests and appointments. After which I will ensure Janice that the hospital always tries to be as responsible as possible about the patients' samples and tests as the technology and method we use are highly advanced so the chances of any such mistake are very less. If she insists, I would like to schedule an appointment to retest her and assure that if she is feeling a need to double check, the hospital will provide her the required help to avoid any further confusion. I will deal in this manner because in case a patient is trying to accuse the hospital of any mistakes, it is very important to ensure that the patient feels that there are very less chances of such an error and it is important to make the patient trust the hospital. Also, information should be checked wisely to ensure that there has been no such mishandling and in order to ensure that the patient is convinced there is no harm in getting a new test. Scenario-10
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If a person does not have a prescription, I would inform him that he will need a prescription to consult the doctor. After this, I will ensure that the person is not having any emergency. Even if he is rude and arrogant then I will try to deal with him in a calm and supportive manner and will try to get as much details from him as possible. Being a medical professional, I will not form any opinions and will try to understand his problems. Since the patient is not able to understand English I will try to ask him about his mother tongue and take help of my colleagues to communicate with him. If there is no success, I will try to get hold of an online translator to comprehend what the patient is trying to convey. WEEK 6 PROJECTS
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NAME OF PHYSICIAN FIELD SPECIALIZED MEDICAL LICENSE NUMBER SIGNATURE Benson, Robert T. Orthopedics Black, Nelson Gunter General surgery Camp, John M Pediatrics Cummings, Arthur B., Jr Urology Douglas, Martin P. Gynecological surgery Gomez, Carl J. Cardiothoracic surgery Hartman, Daniel O. Plastic surgery Larkin, Edward A. General Surgery Northway, Mary Elizabeth Gastroenterology/Proctology Norton, Mary A. General surgery Ottavio, Patricia B. Orthopedics Paolini, Violetta O. General surgery Richards, Joan R. Orthopedics Swensen, Erik M. Gastroenterology/Proctology Walsh, Felix W. Ophthalmology Walter, Jane A Cardiothoracic surgery Waxman, William B. Cardiothoracic surgery
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Wilcox, David B. Gynecological surgery Zatts, Percy R. Orthopedics ATTENDANCE LIST For The Meeting Held on
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NAME OF PHYSICIAN FIELD SPECIALIZED MEDICAL LICENSE NUMBER SIGNATURE Benson, Robert T. Orthopedics Black, Nelson Gunter General surgery Camp, John M Pediatrics Cummings, Arthur B., Jr Urology Douglas, Martin P. Gynecological surgery Gomez, Carl J. Cardiothoracic surgery Hartman, Daniel O. Plastic surgery Larkin, Edward A. General Surgery Northway, Mary Elizabeth Gastroenterology/Proctology Norton, Mary A. General surgery Ottavio, Patricia B. Orthopedics Paolini, Violetta O. General surgery Richards, Joan R. Orthopedics Swensen, Erik M. Gastroenterology/Proctology Walsh, Felix W. Ophthalmology Walter, Jane A Cardiothoracic surgery Waxman, William B. Cardiothoracic surgery Wilcox, David B. Gynecological surgery
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Zatts, Percy R. Orthopedics ATTENDANCE LIST For The Meeting Held on
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NAME OF PHYSICIAN FIELD SPECIALIZED MEDICAL LICENSE NUMBER SIGNATURE Benson, Robert T. Orthopedics Black, Nelson Gunter General surgery Camp, John M Pediatrics Cummings, Arthur B., Jr Urology Douglas, Martin P. Gynecological surgery Gomez, Carl J. Cardiothoracic surgery Hartman, Daniel O. Plastic surgery Larkin, Edward A. General Surgery Northway, Mary Elizabeth Gastroenterology/Proctology Norton, Mary A. General surgery Ottavio, Patricia B. Orthopedics Paolini, Violetta O. General surgery Richards, Joan R. Orthopedics Swensen, Erik M. Gastroenterology/Proctology Walsh, Felix W. Ophthalmology Walter, Jane A Cardiothoracic surgery Waxman, William B. Cardiothoracic surgery Wilcox, David B. Gynecological surgery
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Zatts, Percy R. Orthopedics ATTENDANCE LIST For The Meeting Held on Meeting 3 to held on 25 th July,2020 FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES FOR THE DEPARTMENT AGENDA Welcome, Introduction and taking participants attendance. Introduction of Dr. Paollini to the group. Questions and concerns regarding any topic discussed in previous meetings. Announcement of the departmental Golf- Tournament Discussion on the coming month vacation schedules. Welcoming of residents starting in the department. Meeting 1 to be held on 11 th July ,2020 DEPARTMENTAL STATISTICS FOR JUNE 2020 MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY. AGENDA. Welcome, Introduction and taking the attendance of the meeting participants. Go over precisions regarding the new members that will be added to the team in September. Reviewing and analyzing June mortality rate and its statistics. Assessment of morbidity statistics. Discussion of the case studies and welcoming physicians to share their ideas on regards to the case studies.
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Reminder on the issue of short staffing, invitation of anyone willing to help on this situation. WEEK 7 PROJECTS Equipments Name A mo unt Quantity to be added patient monitors 12 38 Items Order EKG Machine 14 36 1 Patient Monitors Angio Systems 13 37 2 Bllon Pumps Table_flourosc opy 14 36 3 Heart_lung Bypass C_Arm_Flouro scop Machines 14 36 4 Heart_lung Bypass Cardiac Ultrasounds 20 30 5 Stress Test Sytems Deflibrillators 22 28 6 Infusions Pumps Bllon Pumps 12 38 7 Cardiac Stress Testing System Heart_lung Bypass 10 40 8 Ultrasonic Pocket Doppler Stress Test Sytems 8 42 9 Zoll AED pro Defibrillitor Infusions Pumps 8 42 10 Surgical Foreign Body Remover Cardiac Stress Testing System 12 38 11 Surgical Saws Ultrasonic 12 38 12 Surgical
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Pocket Doppler elevators Zoll AED pro Defibrillitor 10 40 Surgical instruments sets 50 0 Surgical chisels 52 -2 Surgical Biopsy Punches 52 -2 Sterile Surgical instruments 50 0 Surgical instruments tray 49 1 Surgical sterillizatin containers 32 18 Surgical Clamps 50 0 Surgical Curettes 55 -5 Surgical Dilators 41 9 Surgical Foreign Body Remover 11 39 Surgcal Gouges 15 35 Surgical Hemostats 15 35 Surgical Hooks-Skin Hooks 14 36
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Surgical Knives 48 2 Surgical Mallets 40 10 Surgical Medical Mirrors 42 8 Surgical Need Holders 46 4 Surgical Nippers 48 2 Surgival Osteotomes 47 3 Surgical pillers 46 4 Surgical Probes 47 3 Surgical Raspatories 41 9 Surgical Retractors 42 8 Surgical Rongeur 42 8 Surgical Saws 12 38 Surgical Scalpels 46 4 Surgical Scissors 50 0 Surgical Shears 16 34 Surgical Speculum 17 33 Surgical elevators 12 38
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Total 13 09 891 Equipments Name A mo unt Quantity to be added patient monitors 12 38 Items Order EKG Machine 14 36 1 Patient Monitors Angio Systems 13 37 2 Bllon Pumps Table_flourosc opy 14 36 3 Heart_lung Bypass C_Arm_Flouro scop Machines 14 36 4 Heart_lung Bypass Cardiac Ultrasounds 20 30 5 Stress Test Sytems Deflibrillators 22 28 6 Infusions Pumps Bllon Pumps 12 38 7 Cardiac Stress Testing System Heart_lung Bypass 10 40 8 Ultrasonic Pocket Doppler Stress Test Sytems 8 42 9 Zoll AED pro Defibrillitor Infusions Pumps 8 42 10 Surgical Foreign Body Remover Cardiac Stress Testing System 12 38 11 Surgical Saws
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Ultrasonic Pocket Doppler 12 38 12 Surgical elevators Zoll AED pro Defibrillitor 10 40 Surgical instruments sets 50 0 Surgical chisels 52 -2 Surgical Biopsy Punches 52 -2 Sterile Surgical instruments 50 0 Surgical instruments tray 49 1 Surgical sterillizatin containers 32 18 Surgical Clamps 50 0 Surgical Curettes 55 -5 Surgical Dilators 41 9 Surgical Foreign Body Remover 11 39 Surgcal Gouges 15 35 Surgical Hemostats 15 35 Surgical Hooks-Skin 14 36
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Hooks Surgical Knives 48 2 Surgical Mallets 40 10 Surgical Medical Mirrors 42 8 Surgical Need Holders 46 4 Surgical Nippers 48 2 Surgival Osteotomes 47 3 Surgical pillers 46 4 Surgical Probes 47 3 Surgical Raspatories 41 9 Surgical Retractors 42 8 Surgical Rongeur 42 8 Surgical Saws 12 38 Surgical Scalpels 46 4 Surgical Scissors 50 0 Surgical Shears 16 34 Surgical Speculum 17 33 Surgical elevators 12 38
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Total 13 09 891 ID Admissiondate PatientI D LastNam e FirstNam e AttendingM d Room dischargelocati n 7 Sun May 31 00:00:00 UTC 2020 156785 Macey Anna Flint 213 B Home 1 1 Mon Jun 01 00:00:00 UTC 2020 198543 Danielle Rogers Patel 226B Home 1 2 Fri Jun 12 00:00:00 UTC 2020 224678 Rebecca Young Muniz 325 B Home 1 0 Fri May 15 00:00:00 UTC 2020 234465 Francisco Rogriguez Benet ICU-4 Deceased 6 Wed Jun 10 00:00:00 UTC 2020 234565 Vladimir Kudovski Thomas Nurser y Home 2 Mon Jun 08 00:00:00 UTC 2020 234675 Thomas Johnson Bottoms 313 A Transfer to LTC 3 Wed Jun 10 00:00:00 UTC 2020 234731 Maria Kudovski Patel 303 A Home 9 Fri Jun 05 00:00:00 UTC 2020 274568 Charles Nguyen Kudro 224 A Home 8 Tue Jun 09 00:00:00 UTC 2020 2344523 Richard Mattingly Johnson 202 A home WEEK 8 PROJECTS Name adress phone medicar e card occupatio n gender DoB FAMILY DOCTOR Allergi past med emergenc
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S NAME e history y contact Patient Id discharg e date name of physician Diagnosi s Medication s Treatment plan Consultation Request Form Patient Information Patient Name: DOB: Parent / Guardian name: Home #: Mobile #: Work #: *** Please attach copy of both sides of insurance card with this form. *** Reason For Consultation (Please check all that apply) q Abdominal Pain q Abnormal Lab/Chemistry q Constipation q Diarrhea q Dysphagia q Failure to Thrive q Heartburn q Liver Problem q Nausea q Rectal Bleeding q Reflux q Vomiting q Weight Loss q Other: . Requesting Provider Name of Requesting Provider: Signature: Office Address: Phone #: Fax #: Email:
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* Please send all relevant diagnostic evaluation, labs, imaging, growth chart, and other pertinent medical records. * Appointment Confirmation (will be sent back from our office for your records) The above patient has been scheduled for appointment: Date: Time: Location: REQUEST FOR CORRECTION/AMENDMENT OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION PATIENT NAME DATE OF BIRTH PATIENT RECORD NUMBER PATIENT ADDRESS DATE OF ENTRY TO BE CORRECTED/AMENDED INFORMATION TO BE CORRECTED/AMENDED Please explain how the entry is incorrect or incomplete. What should the entry say to be more accurate or complete? Use additional sheets if needed and attach to this form. If you agree,CDI will make a reasonable effort to provide the amendment to other persons who CDI knows received the information in the past and who may have relied, or are likely to rely, on such information in a manner that may be detrimental to your health care. ☐ I agree to allow CDI to release any amended information to individuals or entities as described above. Would you like this amendment sent to anyone else who received the information in the past? Yes No If yes, please specify the name and address of the organization(s) or individual(s). SIGNATURE OF PATIENT OR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE (If Personal Representative, state relationship to patient) DATE SIGNATURE OF WITNESS (If signature of patient is a thumbprint or mark) DATE
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FOR CDI USE ONLY DATE RECEIVED AMENDMENT HAS BEEN Accepted Denied IF DENIED, CHECK REASON FOR DENIAL CDI is not part of the patient’s Record is not available to the patient for designated record set inspection under Federal law CDI did not create record Record is accurate and complete COMMENTS OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDER (If applicable) SIGNATURE OF HEALTHCARE PROVIDER (If applicable) TITLE DATE SIGNATURE OF CEO OR DESIGNEE DATE 6.0 Conclusion The purpose of this project was to enable both the students and the lecturers to identify which areas the students have gained an expertise and which areas need more concentration. The objectives set have clearly been demonstrated throughout the completion of the end of studies project. Some of the objectives accomplished include; organized data management and presentation skills, creation of a well- organized medical database and creation of successful relationships between entities in the database.
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