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A clinic-ready IM progress structure for adult patients with layered medical issues—interval events, data synthesis, and a problem-based assessment that reads like a specialist ambulatory note.
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Internal Medicine Ambulatory Progress Note Reason for Visit - Follow-up focus and patient agenda for today. Interval History - Changes since last visit: symptoms, function, hospitalizations/ED visits, specialist encounters, and adherence. - New medications, OTC agents, and adverse effects. Past History (Pertinent Updates) - Updates to medical, surgical, family, and social history as discussed. Medications & Allergies - Active medication list with adherence notes; allergies/reactions. Data Reviewed - Labs, imaging, cardiac studies, PFTs, outside records, and care-gap alerts reviewed today with interpretation. Exam - Vital signs and exam pertinent to active problems. Assessment & Plan (Problem-Based) For each active problem: - Impression and current status. - Supporting data and differential as needed. - Diagnostics, therapeutics, monitoring parameters, counseling, and referrals. - Coordination with specialists and pending items. Preventive Care - Age-appropriate preventive items addressed or deferred today. Disposition / Follow-Up - Return interval, contingency plans, and patient instructions.
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Reason for Visit Follow-up after recent hospitalization for CHF exacerbation; also review CKD and anemia labs. Interval History Discharged 12 days ago after diuresis; now euvolemic at rest, DOE with one flight of stairs. Taking furosemide as directed; daily weights stable ±1 lb. No chest pain. Cardiology follow-up scheduled next week. Data Reviewed Discharge summary reviewed. BMP today: Cr 1.5 (baseline 1.3–1.4), K 4.1. Hb 10.8. BNP downtrending per hospital course. Echo EF 35% (known). Exam BP 108/68, HR 74, SpO2 97% RA, weight 182 lb (down 8 lb from admission peak). Lungs clear; trace pretibial edema; JVP not elevated. Assessment & Plan 1) HFrEF — compensated post-exacerbation; continue GDMT (sacubitril/valsartan, carvedilol, spironolactone, SGLT2i) and furosemide; daily weights; low-sodium counseling reinforced; keep cardiology appointment. 2) CKD stage 3 — mild Cr rise post-diuresis; hold further up-titration of ACEi/ARNI pending next BMP in 1–2 weeks. 3) Anemia — stable; iron studies ordered; GI workup previously deferred—revisit if Hb declines. Follow-Up Clinic in 2 weeks with BMP; sooner for weight gain >3 lb in 2 days, orthopnea, or chest pain.
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