C. Notes from T. Ayers, ER Physician Assistant, to pt's PCP, Dr. R. Bailey Pt was evaluated in ER with c/o chest tightness, SOB and dyspepsia. Pt was concerned that he was having an MI. P and BP were WNL Lab test for cardiac enzymes and EKG to R/O MI was negative. UGI X-rays Dx a hiatal hernia. Instructed Pt to take OTC antacids p.r.n. 1 hour p.c. and at hs. Please follow up with pt for further tx. 18. ER: 19. PCP: 20. c/o: 21. SOB: 22. dyspepsia: 23. MI 24. P 25, BP: 26. WNL: 27. lab: 28. cardiac: 29. EKG: 30. R/O: 31. UGI: 32. Dx: 33. OTC: 34. p.r.n.: 35. p.c.: 36. hs: 37. tx: 38. Why might this patient have thought he was having an MI when he went into the ER?

C. Notes from T. Ayers, ER Physician Assistant, to pt's PCP, Dr. R. Bailey Pt was evaluated in ER with c/o chest tightness, SOB and dyspepsia. Pt was concerned that he was having an MI. P and BP were WNL Lab test for cardiac enzymes and EKG to R/O MI was negative. UGI X-rays Dx a hiatal hernia. Instructed Pt to take OTC antacids p.r.n. 1 hour p.c. and at hs. Please follow up with pt for further tx. 18. ER: 19. PCP: 20. c/o: 21. SOB: 22. dyspepsia: 23. MI 24. P 25, BP: 26. WNL: 27. lab: 28. cardiac: 29. EKG: 30. R/O: 31. UGI: 32. Dx: 33. OTC: 34. p.r.n.: 35. p.c.: 36. hs: 37. tx: 38. Why might this patient have thought he was having an MI when he went into the ER?

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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