Hepatobiliary System
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#Hepatobiliary System S: Subjective Presenting Complaint: (-) abdominal pain, location -> (-) abdominal bloating (-) jaundice (-) dark urine (-) steatorrhoea (-) pale stools (-) pruritis (-) fever (-) nausea (-) vomiting (-) flatulence (-) diarrhoea (-) constipation (-) altered bowel habit (-) haematemesis (-) PR bleeding (-) melaena (-) anorexia (-) weight loss (-) weight gain (-) other/s -> Symptom Development: - Onset: - Variation: - Aggravating factors: - Relieving factors: Past Medical History: (-) hepatitis, type -> (-) jaundice (-) blood transfusions (-) intravenous drug use (-) tattoos (-) STIs, details -> Immunisations: (-) hepatitis B Treatment History: (-) abdominal surgery (-) oral contraceptive use Family History: (-) haemochromatosis (-) genetic liver diaesse (eg Wilson disease) Social History: (-) alcohol use (-) recent contact with jaundiced person Occupational History: (-) organic solvent exposure (-) work with animals, details -> O: Objective Examination: - Heart rate (bpm): - Blood pressure (mmHg): - Temperature (deg. C): - Height (m): - Weight (kg): - BMI (weight/height^2): (-) jaundice (-) caput medusae (-) hepatomegaly (-) splenomegaly (-) ascites (-) abdominal tenderness, location/s -> Investigation Results: A: Assessment Clinical Summary: Diagnosis / DDx: P: Plan Investigations: Treatment: Referrals: Patient Education / Home Care Advice: Review:
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