13)Focused History And Physical Exam Medical

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    1. Focused History and Physical Exam: Medical Patients
    2. Focused History and Physical Exam: Medical Patients
      • Pt Hx
        • Pt story of significant events related to current problem
        • Usually begins with pt C/C
        • Many disease conditions are 1 st suspected by symptomology
          • MI
          • Diabetics
          • Allergic rxn
          • OD
    3. Focused History and Physical Exam: Medical Patients
      • What:
        • Rapid assessment of medical conditions that may require emergency care OR early hospital tx.
      • Who:
        • Non traumatically injured pt with medical c/c
      • How:
        • Focus
          • C/C
          • Signs/Symptoms
          • SAMPLE history
            • Medical PAST
          • OPQRST history
            • Medical PRESENT
          • Baseline vitals
            • Plan of FUTURE treatment
    4. SAMPLE HISTORY
      • S= Signs and Symptoms
      • A = Allergies
      • M = Medications
      • P = Past pertinent medical hx
      • L = Last oral intake
      • E = Events prior to the condition
    5. OPQRST HISTORY
      • OPQRST Hx
        • Branch of SAMPLE Hx
        • Focuses on Signs and Symptoms
        • Gives a clearer picture of pt C/C and its severity
    6. OPQRST Hx Onset
      • O = Onset
        • When the complaint first started.
        • The pt activities at the time of onset/immediately before
          • “ What were you doing when this started ”
            • Chest pain pt – mowing lawn
            • Anaphylaxis pt – stung by bee
            • Diabetic pt – Working in hot day without food
    7. OPQRST Hx Provocation
      • P = Provocation
        • What actions make the symptoms better/worse
          • “ Is there anything that makes it better? Anything that makes it worse?”
            • Chest pains – Worse with activity Better with rest
            • SOB – Better when sitting Worse when lying flat
            • Etc…
    8. OPQRST Hx Quality
      • Q = Quality
        • Subjective description of complaint in pt own words
          • “ Would you please describe the pain. What does it feel like ”
            • Chest pains – Crushing, vice-like, elephant
    9. OPQRST Hx Radiation
      • R= Radiation
        • Is the pain local or does it travel to another part of the body
          • “ Is the pain in one place or does it spread to other parts of your body?”
            • Chest pains
              • L shoulder, arm, jaw, neck ,back
    10. OPQRST Hx Severity
      • Severity
        • 1-10 scale gauging pain
          • “ On a scale of 1-10, 1 being the least pain you’ve felt and 10 being the worst pain you’ve ever felt can you rate the pain ?”
    11. OPQRST Hx Time
      • T = Time
        • Duration of the C/C and assoc complaints
          • “ How long has this been going on ?”
            • Chest pains – Woke pt from sleep that night
            • Allergic rxn- 15-20 min
    12. Problem Focused Medical Assessment
      • Responsive Medical Pt
      • Problem Focused Medical Assessment
        • SAMPLE Hx
        • OPQRST Hx
        • Focused Physical Exam
          • Chest/neck- chest pains
          • Pharynx/chest- SOB
          • Etc…
        • Baseline Vitals
    13. Rapid Medical Assessment
      • Unresponsive/AMS Medical Pt
      • Rapid Medical Assessment
        • Rapid assessment of ALL body regions ( DCAP-BTLS )
          • Try to define C/C or ID trauma
          • Rule in/out trauma
          • Medical ID tags
        • Baseline Vitals
        • SMAPLE & OPQRST Hx when/if possible
        • Tx in recovery position
    14. Focused History and Physical Exam: Medical Pt Recap
      • S – Signs/Symptoms
      • A - Allergies
      • M - Medications
      • P – Past pertinent medical hx
      • L – Last oral intake
      • E – Events leading to condition
      • O - Onset
      • P - Provocation
      • Q - Quality
      • R – Radiation
      • S - Severity
      • T – Time
      • BASELINE VITALS
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