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Show Patient
History
Physical Exam
Assessment
Tests
Diagnosis
Plan
Summary
Record
Organize
Key
Findings
Your Findings
MSAP
Key Finding
Relation
Key Findings
DDX
Write
Progressive, intermittent RUQ abdominal pain x 2
Problem
Relation to MSAP
weeks; now increasing in severity x 2 days
MSAP
Key Finding
Evaluated
Statement
Occasional radiation of RUQ pain to right shoulder
RELATED
Related: Right upper quadrant
Right upper quadrant abdominal pain radiates to
Select
Related
abdominal pain radiates to right
right shoulder
Differential
Nausea, vomiting (nonbilious; nonbloody) and poor
RELATED
shoulder
Diagnoses
crampy, gnawing, achiness abdominal pain
Related
appetite x 2 days
Related: crampy, gnawing, achiness
Pain rated 6 to 7 out of pain scale
Related
Prior self-resolving episodes over the last one year
RELATED
abdominal pain
Rank
Related: Pain rated 6 to 7 out of pain
Differential
drink 2 glass of wine everynight at dinner
Related
Pain initially provoked by fast foods; now occurring
RELATED
scale
with all food intake
Diagnoses
Positive Murphys sign
MSAP
drink 2 gla
Pain nonresponsive to antacids and NSAIDs
RELATED
everynight at dinner
Select
Temperature 100.0 F (oral)
RELATED
P: Positive Murphys sign
Tests
Tachycardia
RELATED
Mild scleral icterus
RELATED
RUQ abdominal tenderness with voluntary guarding
RELATED
Positive Murphy's sign
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The problem list allows you to begin to see the overall, or unified,
constellation of significant signs and symptoms. It is also the starting
point for developing, and then ranking, your diagnostic hypotheses. The
pertinent presence or absence of other critical signs and symptoms will
aid your assessment of the severity of the presenting complaint and
your assessment of potential comorbidities.
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