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2022-03-21 ekg (satu only) obtain ekg on the following patients if not performed within the past 6 months regardless of cardiac history: patients with anticipated prolonged procedures (> 200 mins) associated with large fluid shifts and significant blood loss.History of recent (within 6 months): chest pain at rest or with exertion, worsening dyspnea on exertion, syncope.Patients with documented coronary artery disease, valvular heart disease, cerebrovascular and/or peripheral vascular disease, cardiac dysrhythmias (a fib, svt, etc.) chf (prior or compensated) esrd, chronic renal insufficiency, hd, capd ekg impressions vent.Rate 88bpm - normal sinus rhythm, pr interval 194ms - normal ecg, qrs duration 92ms - no previous ecgs available, qt/qtc 346/418ms, pm: p -r -t axes 72 61 59 prothrombin time/inr (pt/inr) patient taking/holding warfarin; bleeding disorders (hemophilia or von willebrand¿s disease), factor v leiden, hepatic transplant, liver disease, craniotomy, spinal fusion (cervical and lumbar) adult pain history history of pain: yes, patient has history of chronic pain description of pain: back, left leg> right alleviating factors: opioid procedure history: anesthesia history.No problem with prim anesthetics, history of difficult intubation no history of difficult iv starts: yes, can we use both arms for i vs and bps yes, 5 attempts or ultrasound for peripheral iv? no, iv in neck or bone? no turbinate reduction (bilateral), septoplasty, circumcision, lumbar laminectomy, micro lumbar discectomy (left) systems review neurological history: stroke sensory history: impaired vision visual devices: glasses cardiovascular history.Hypercholesterolemia, hypertension exercise capacity (mets) : less than or equal to 4 mets (comment: walking [williams rn, kitty l - 03/21/22 08:41 edt]) cardiac support devices: none pulmonary history: other: no osa since septoplasty/100 lb.Weight loss -no cpap has anyone observed you stop breathing? yes body mass index more than 35? no neck circumference greater than 40 cm? unmeasured high blood pressure or treatment? yes is the patient male? yes stop -bang score: 3 has pt.Ever had sleep study? yes gastrointestinal history; gerd, other: gerd controlled with meds teeth: intact teeth, missing teeth when was the last time you visited the dentist? greater than 12 months musculoskeletal history: degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, other: confirms back, leg pain left>right functional score prior to admission: 12 endocrine history: cortisone/steroids in past year, diabetes, other: 12dm since 2014, cbgs daily, usually 80-130, a1c was 6.7 in 12/2021 neurological stroke date: 2016 stroke residual effects: denies endocrine diabetes controlled by: oral agent, other: ozempic diabetes typo: type 2 diabetes screen: no needs identified mental health history: anxiety, bipolar, depression, panic attacks, post -traumatic stress disorder (b)(6) 2022 subjective rapid assessment: pt.Is having bowel <(>&<)> bladder incontinence.Hx of slipped discs ed reason for visit: asthma, unspecified, at risk for violence, agitation, history or signs/symptoms of mania (irritable, volatile), mumbling (criticizing others, repeating question/request), physically aggressive/ threatening, staring glaring, or avoiding eye contact, shouting/demanding, threatening to leave, bipolar 1 disorder, borderline personality disorder, chronic back pain, depressive disorder, deviated septum, diabetes mellitus type 2, uncontrolled, gerd (gastroesophageal reflux disease), hypertension, morbid obesity, nasal turbinate hypertrophy, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, ptsd - post -traumatic stress disorder, scoliosis, vitamin d deficiency, back pain, incontinence ed: patient with history of slipped disks in his back before spinal surgery april 1, 2022, presents for evaluation of canceled surgery, worsening pain in back and recent bowel and bladder changes.2022-04-01 er report mri did not show any emergent or concerning findings.However, given his recent discectomy and following with doctor, neurosurgery was consulted for review of the images and recommendations on disposition.Spoke with doctor with neurosurgery, he reviewed the images, and he advises that his mri images are improving, there is no explanation of his symptoms he does not need urgent or emergent surgery.Chief complaint - incontinence history of present illness patient presents for leg weakness and numbness as well as groin numbness and incontinence.In october of last year, he is having back pain leg weakness and numbness had an mri showing bulging disks and ended up having discectomy.Says that his symptoms improved after the surgery.About a month ago he started having worsening pain in his back as well as numbness and weakness in the posterior lateral aspect of both legs and numbness in his groin.For the last few days, he has had incontinence.Now to the point where he does not even get a warning sign before he soils himself with both urine and stool incontinence.He was scheduled to have surgery with doctor today however a few days ago he received ward that the insurance company would not pay for the procedure, so it was canceled.His weakness numbness and incontinence are getting worse the last few days.Imported information including vitals, nursing notes, allergies, past medical/social/surgical family history reviewed problem list/past medical history ongoing asthma, unspecified at risk for violence bipolar 1 disorder borderline personality disorder chronic back pain depressive disorder nec deviated septum diabetes mellitus type 2, uncontrolled gerd (gastroesophageal reflux disease) gerd [gastroesophageal reflux disease] hypertension morbid obesity nasal turbinate hypertrophy non-alcoholic fatty liver disease ptsd - post -traumatic stress disorder scoliosis vitamin d deficiency historical ¿ asthma procedure/surgical history lumbar laminectomy: 10/08/21 micro lumbar discectomy (left): 10/08/21 circumcision: 07/21/17 turbinate reduction (bilateral): 03/28/17 septoplasty (b)(6) 2017 excision assessment/plan patient presents for progressively worsening pain numbness and weakness bilateral lower extremities.For the last few days, he has had stool and urine incontinence.Neuro exam shows no rectal sensation and loose rectal tone.He has no weakness in his legs but diminished sensation diffusely.He had an mri outpatient done a month ago.Do not have access to those images at this time.Given his new symptoms of incontinence concern for possible cauda equina syndrome repeat mri obtained.I suspect he will need to neurosurgery consult given his progressive symptoms and his incontinence after mri.Signed out to oncoming provider pending mri and disposition diagnosis/disposition leg numbness back pain incontinence subjective rapid assessment stated reason for visit: pt.Had discectomy october 2021 was assaulted with back injury nov 2021 pain and back surgeries lost control of bowel and bladder 2 days ago mri lumbar spine w/and w/o contrast (mri lumbar spine w<(>&<)>wlo gado) stat stretcher unlisted please enter free text reason 01 exam, back pain, leg weakness, incontinence, rad type, yes iv, per imaging protocol magnetic resonance imaging addendum - doctor called requesting that this mri be compared to prior ct there is a ct of the abdomen pelvis from (b)(6) 2018.This shows definite bilateral pars interarticularis defects at l5.With the benefit of hindsight, these are visible but more subtle on mri of (b)(6) 2022.Findings clinical: back pain, leg weakness, incontinence stated reason for visit: pt.Had discectomy october 2021, was assaulted with back injury nov 2021, pain and back surgeries, lost control of bowel and bladder 2 days ago mri lumbar spine without and with contrast (b)(6) 2022 9:13 pm: technique: multiplanar, multisequence mr imaging was performed of the lumbar spine without and then with the intravenous administration of gadolinium contrast material.Comparison study: lumbar spine mri from (b)(6) 2022 findings alignment: no spondylolisthesis.Vertebrae: sequela of scheuermann¿s disease.No acute lumbar vertebral height loss or suspicious edema.Tip of conus medullaris terminates at: ti 2-1_i visualized spinal cord: normal in caliber.Normal intramedullary signal.There is faint linear enhancement a long the ventral and dorsal surface of the conus medullaris, as well as a couple of cauda equina nerve roots.Nt erveriebral discs/facets l1-2: no significant canal or foraminal stenosis, l2-3: no significant canal or foraminal stenosis.L3-4: left subarticular disc protrusion.This results in focal lateral recess narrowing and contact upon the descending left l4 nerve root.There is no significant foraminal narrowing.Findings are not substantially changed.L4-5: prior left laminectomy.There is a disc bulge with an inferiorly migrated left paracentral and subarticular disc protrusion.Enhancing granulation tissue is present along the left lateral thecal sac and lateral recess.This partially encases the descending left l5 nerve root.When accounting for technical differences, this is not substantially changed.L5 -s1: facet arthrosis without canal or foraminal narrowing.Visualized paraspinous soft tissues: expected postoperative soft tissue changes on the left at l4 -l5.Visualized retroperitoneum: no significant abnormality.Impression: 1.Again status post left laminectomy and microdiscectomy at l4 -l5.When accounting for technical differences, no substantial change in epidural fibrosis extending into the lateral recess, and partially encasing the descending left lb nerve root.2.Unchanged left subarticular narrowing at l3 -l4, with mass effect upon the descending left l4 nerve root.3.Mild leptomeningeal enhancement along the distal thoracic cord and right cauda equina.This is nonspecific, but could reflect inflammatory arachnoiditis in the setting of prior surgery.Gastrointestinal wdl - yes, except for abdomen description - soft, non-tender bowel elimination - incontinent bowel sounds ¿ present genitourinary: urinary wdl ¿ yes, except for, symptoms: incontinence musculoskeletal ¿ yes, except for 2022-04-07 chief complaint ¿ back pain history of present illness patient with history of bipolar, gerd, dm, ptsd, chronic back pain s/p hemilaminectomy with microlumbardiscectomy 10/21, recent mri (b)(6) 2022, evidently initially presented with back pain.Per the triage provider and the nurses who saw the patient he was complained of worsening back pain with rectal incontinence.Subjective rapid assessment: stated reason for visit: c/o back pain with bowel incontinence (b)(6) 2022 adult pain history history of pain: yes, patient has history of chronic pain description of rain: pain in back and legs alleviating factors: non-opioid neurological stroke date: 2016 stroke residual effects: denies endocrine diabetes controlled by: oral agent diabetes type: type 2 diabetes screen: no needs identified.
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