Demand Letter and Summary of Charges
Demand Letter and Summary of Charges
DDPH68
Claim Number:
GQWDK7CA
Page 1/
Provider: Root Insurance Co.
Root Insurance Company
Claims Department (Bodily Injury)
80 E Rich Street, Suite 500
Columbus, OH 43215
I have received your letter letting me know of your assignment to my bodily injury claim:
GQWDK7CA.
I am writing to inform you that I have completed and gathered the medical treatments
resulting from the motor vehicle collision that took place on April 29, 2021. As of March
21st, 2023, all medical procedures have been concluded. I kindly request reimbursement
pertaining to the corresponding medical documents and bills incurred as a result of this
incident. I would appreciate it Root Insurance can make a decision on this matter within
seven (7) business days upon receipt of this demand. Thank you for your attention to this
matter.
Regards,
Aisha Nour
ACCIDENT DETAILS:
On April 29, 2021, I was the driver of a 2018 GMC Acadia that was traveling in the leftmost
lane of a 4-lane street - 28TH STREET of Kentwood, MI. This was the lane dedicated to left
turns onto the 2-laned street- E PARIS AVE SE. When the light turned green, I attempted to
make the left turn- however, we were hit by a city bus being driven by MOORE LYNCH.
Driving past a red light from E PARIS AVE SE, he collided the front-driver side of his vehicle to
the middle-right passenger of ours. Diagram below:
Unit 1: Rapid
Transit City Bus
Following the collision, our airbags deployed and we travelled several feet along E PARIS AVE
SE. The car became unresponsive and was later deemed a “total loss” by Root Insurance
The following are preliminary responses to Root’s accident questionnaire initially submitted to
Adjuster- Andrew Sullivan on 11/4/2021.
Driver Aisha Nour's responses are notated with an “A” and passenger Mohamed Ainab’s notated
with an “M”
Did your body hit any part of the inside of the vehicle?
-A: My forehead hit the steering wheel, and the left side elbow sweater was burned due the
airbags deployed.
-M: My left hand/thumb hit inside the vehicle. Head/Neck whiplash.
Do you have any ongoing or chronic health conditions that would affect your recovery time?
-M/A: No.
Were you transported from the scene of the accident by emergency medical services?
-M/A: No
What treatment have you had so far for your injuries? (please be specific with dates you received
treatment and where you went)
-M/A: Hospital E.R. 5/11/2021; Physical Therapy – ongoing; Concussion center – ongoing
Have you had any scans completed to assess your injuries? (X-ray, MRI, CT scan)
Yes. ct scan -M/A: see attached.
What are your plans for treatment in the future? Family doctor F/U
-M/A: Continue treatment under Family doctor’s management.
-A: Ask about psychiatry – I get extremely scared and traumatized when it comes to traveling in
a vehicle even still.
If you have no future treatment plans, please confirm that you are no longer seeking additional
treatment.
Do you have any other health insurance that may apply to this accident?
-No.
3/21/2023
INJURY DETAILS:
While traveling through a busy intersection, my attention was focus on the traffic ahead.
Despite having my window open, I did not hear any horns or screeching noises, leaving me
vulnerable and unable to brace or react before the collision occurred. Upon impact, my head was
jolted forward and backward, causing my neck to extend in both directions, leading to a
momentary loss of consciousness. When I regained consciousness, my vision was blurred, and I
experienced dizziness and nausea. The intense headache, abdominal and back pain persisted,
prompting me to visit to the nearest emergency department on May 1, 2021. I sustained injuries
that included a concussion, intracranial injury, nausea, emesis, multiple contusions, cervical
strain/sprain, thoracic and cardiac injury, whiplash injury, lumbar strain/sprain, lumbosacral
strain with radicular pain, and neurovascular injury. The emergency physician prescribed pain
medication, discussed the need for a further concussion management, and careful assessment and
monitoring of my symptoms.
Over the next few days my symptoms continued to worsen, with the pain in my back
progressively intensifying and radiating to my left leg. Additionally, I experienced abnormal
tightness in my chest and heart palpitations, leading me to return to the hospital on 5/6. I
was informed I had been experiencing bradycardia and may have suffered an L5-S1 disc
herniation and further neurovascular procedures and imaging with an MRI would be needed. I
was prescribed stronger pain medication and muscle relaxants. The pain in my back, hip, and
pelvis did not see much improvement of the next two weeks and I also experienced an abnormally
early and prolonged menstruation. During my follow up visit on 5/16, my primary care physician
ordered lab tests and referred me to a combination of physical therapy and chiropractic
manipulation. She also concluded the need for an MRI and pelvic ultrasound and referred me to
Imaging Healthcare Specialists. The imaging found progressed retrolisthesis at L5-S1, spinal
stenosis and bilateral foraminal narrowing at L4-5. The physical therapy and chiropractic care did
help with the soreness and mobility issues but I continued to feel numbness and tingling sensations
across my chest, back, and left leg. Sharp pains in my back and pelvis with abnormal menstruation
and swelling in my legs. During a physical therapy appointment on 6/25, I was instructed to return
to the emergency room for evaluation as the symptoms had become emergent. The findings
included bradycardia associated with the chest pains, irregular menstruation, and venous
insufficiency associated with the swelling. I was again referred to a combination of physical
therapy and chiropractic manipulations, a gynecologist, and cardiologist for further examination.
Their findings included another episode of bradycardia, continued irregular menstruation, venous
insufficiency, and eventually indications of mild congestive heart failure confirmed by several
cardiologists. Despite the medication and treatments since the motor vehicle accident, I
continued to experience severe pain in my back, anxiety, and serious cardiac implications that
are still persisting for well over a year since the accident.
My expenses for the hospital services were: $18,734.05. I have obtained recovery services
including physical therapy, chiropractic manipulations, and primary care follow-ups at $2,422.44.
The MRI and ultrasound examinations at Imaging Healthcare Specialists were $3,224.19. The
echocardiogram at Cardiovascular Institute of San Diego was $950. I have incurred $350 in
medication and supplies. The total is $25,677.49. As of 3/21/2023, Root Insurance Co. has paid a
total of $4,597.05 as a medical payment on 1/26/2022. Therefore, alongside the hard costs of my
current outstanding medical bills at: $21,080.44, without seeking additional
treatments/examinations, I am willing to settle my case with you, Root Insurance Co. as provider
of bodily injury protection and/or uninsured protection to motorists AISHA NOUR and Mohamed
Ainab, when you pay my medical remaining bills of $20,130.44, and an additional pain and
suffering, mental anguish/emotional distress, and lost opportunity/wages of $23,919.56. The total I
am willing to close my claim comes to $45,000.
Before this accident, I led a very healthy and active lifestyle. Despite this, I have been assured I
will never fully recover to 100% from this accident. This accident had a direct and negative
impact on many aspects of my life; I have been unable to complete many of my usual obligations
at home and had to miss a substantial amount of work. I cannot take part in the same recreational
or fitness activities I used to enjoy. I was completely blind-sided by this accident, and it has
taken a severe toll on the quality of my life and disrupted it immensely. The permanent nature of
some of these injuries has altered the way I walk, sleep, and conduct many other normal
activities. I still have pain, discomfort, and anxiety throughout many days and trouble sleeping at
night. I believe the $45,000 value is less than I deserve but given the coverage allotments on my
policy: DDPH68 of $50,000 under Bodily Injury coverage and uninsured motorist liability as
well. I am willing to settle for this amount. Furthermore, I believe the $45,000 value should be
easily recovered from the responsible party, The Rapid public transit.
I am well-aware of the risk I am taking in settling this claim, however as the deadline to file a
lawsuit in my preferred state is approaching, I am willing to settle this claim as-is; if it is done in
a timely fashion. After consulting with a personal injury attorney, I am adamant what I am
asking is very fair and given the circumstances, cost effective for Root Insurance Co. I demand
payment of $45,000 to completely settle this claim, I will not try to collect any other dues
including, but not limited to, any treatments and/or examinations. However, I reserve all
rights I am afforded before, during, and after this settlement procedure. As such, I will be
seeking the maximum fair compensation for this claim should I decide to file suit with the aid of
an attorney and all the supporting documentation, pictures, and witnesses I have thus far and
onwards.
Let us close this claim, although I feel it is less than I deserve, I am being extremely reasonable
as I want to settle this claim quickly so that I may move on with my life. I would appreciate a
prompt answer to my demand within seven (7) business days upon receive.
Sincerely,
Aisha Nour
9555 Via Pereza
San Diego, CA 92129
Phone: (415) 214-3353
E-mail: aishanour821@gmail.com
SUMMARY OF CHARGES
3. Outpatient Services:
i) Imaging Health Services: MRI and Ultrasound 3,224.19$
ii) Cardiovascular Institute of San Diego: Echocardiogram: 950$
TOTAL: 45,000$
9/27/21, 1:46 PM MyChart - Visit Summary
ED Provider Notes
I Smith at 5/01/2021 4:00 PM
Emergency Department Encounter
Chief Complaint
Patient presents with
• Motor Vehicle Crash
HPI:
Aisha Nour is a very nice 27 y.o. female with notable PMH of breast disorder, mental
disorder, postpartum depression who presents to the emergency department with concern
for motor vehicle crash, neck pain and back pain. Aching pain, located to the upper back
and neck region without numbness, tingling or weakness. Was restrained driver with airbag
deployment after collision with bus traveling at moderate speed. Denies loss of
consciousness or use of blood thinning medication. Denies bleeding, laceration or abrasion.
Symptoms are constant and associated with occasional intermittent nausea and headaches.
Past History:
Past Medical History:
Diagnosis Date
• Breast disorder
• Mental disorder
anxiety & depression- takes welbutrin
• Postpartum depression
Socioeconomic History
• Marital status: Single
Spouse name: Not on file
• Number of children: Not on file
• Years of education: Not on file
• Highest education level: Not on file
Occupational History
• Not on file
Social Needs
• Financial resource strain: Not on file
• Food insecurity
Worry: Not on file
Inability: Not on file
• Transportation needs
Medical: Not on file
Non-medical: Not on file
Tobacco Use
• Smoking status: Never Smoker
• Smokeless tobacco: Never Used
Substance and Sexual Activity
• Alcohol use: Not Currently
• Drug use: Not Currently
Comment: has used marijuana in past
• Sexual activity: Yes
Partners: Male
Lifestyle
• Physical activity
Days per week: Not on file
Minutes per session: Not on file
• Stress: Not on file
Relationships
• Social connections
Talks on phone: Not on file
Gets together: Not on file
Attends religious Not on file
service:
Active member of club Not on file
or organization:
Attends meetings of Not on file
clubs or organizations:
Relationship status: Not on file
Other Topics Concern
• Not on file
Social History Narrative
• Not on file
Medications/Allergies:
No current facility-administered medications for this encounter.
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9/27/21, 1:46 PM MyChart - Visit Summary
Physical Exam:
BP (!) 115/95 (BP Location: Right arm, Patient Position: Sitting) | Pulse 90 | Temp 98.6 °F
(37 °C) (Oral) | Resp 16 | Ht 5' 2" | Wt 59 kg (130 lb) | SpO2 99% | BMI 23.78 kg/m²
VITALS: Reviewed, blood pressure 115/95.
GEN: Nontoxic, speaking full sentences.
HEENT: NC, MMM, no trismus. No evidence of CSF otorrhea, rhinorrhea, Battle sign,
raccoon eyes.
NECK: Supple, no JVD. Mild tenderness midline.
CARDIO: Normal S1/S2, no murmurs. Symmetric, 2+ radial and PT pulses.
RESP: Normal effort, CTAB with adequate airflow; no crepitus/wheezes/crackles/stridor.
ABDOMEN: Soft; warm; no tenderness/distension/guarding/rebound/rigidity/pain out of
proportion/crepitus; normoactive bowel sounds; no hepatosplenomegaly/palpable
masses/pulsatile masses/Murphy's sign/tenderness at McBurney's point.
BACK: Nontender midline, no stepoffs/CVA tenderness/tenderness elsewhere.
NEURO: GCS 15.
Mental status: Normal.
Cranial nerves: CN II-XII intact, no nystagmus or dysarthria.
Cerebellar function: Intact to finger-to-nose bilaterally, no dysdiadochokinesia or truncal
ataxia.
Motor: 5/5 strength to SAb/SAd/EF/EE/WF/WE/HI in BUE.
5/5 strength to HF/HE/KF/KE/DF/PF/EHL in BLE.
No clonus.
Reflexes: Negative Hoffman's in BUE. 2+ Achilles reflex in BLE.
Sensation: SILT/temperature x3 in BUE, SILT/temperature x5 in BLE.
Gait: Normal.
MSK: Extremities nontender, no edema. Compartments are soft/compressible.
SKIN: Normal color, no rash.
PSYCH: Normal affect, no suicidal ideation.
Diagnostics:
XR Thoracic Spine 3 Views (Standard)
Final Result
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9/27/21, 1:46 PM MyChart - Visit Summary
In brief, Aisha Nour is a wonderfully pleasant 27 y.o. female with pertinent PMH of breast
disorder, mental disorder, postpartum depression who presented to the emergency
department with concern for injuries after motor vehicle crash. Head CT obtained given
concern for severe mechanism of injury motor vehicle collision. Well-appearing and
nontoxic, feels potential benefits of CT scan outweigh the potential risks after extensive
discussion, imaging negative, discharged with outpatient follow-up and brain rest.
Patient is nontoxic in appearance and will be discharged in stable condition with instructions
for follow up. All results of medical workup were discussed with the patient. Patient
verbalized comprehensive understanding of treatment plan. Instructed patient to avoid
driving until being cleared by primary physician and never while under the influence of any
prescribed medications from an emergency department (unless cleared to do so by primary
physician).
Further advised to avoid any physical exertion or potentially dangerous activities (including
but not limited to running, swimming, climbing; crossing the street alone) until being re-
evaluated by primary physician. Patient instructed about possible medication side effects.
Discharge information provided in writing with additional verbal instructions; advised to read
all of the discharge instructions prior to leaving the ED so any additional questions could be
answered; all of the patient's questions were answered in layman's terms and there were no
further questions at time of discharge. Advised to have blood pressure monitored and
checked by primary physician.
Patient instructed to return to the ED immediately for any new, worsening, or otherwise
concerning symptoms, or if unable to be re-evaluated as indicated on the provided
discharge instructions.
The patient was evaluated during the global COVID-19 pandemic, and that diagnosis was
considered upon their initial presentation. Their evaluation, treatment, and testing was
consistent with current guidelines for patients who present with complaints or symptoms that
may be related or unrelated to COVID-19. Patient wore a surgical mask and this author wore
appropriate PPE during evaluation.
Decisions made amidst global COVID-19 pandemic. Author of this note does not currently
have symptoms of a viral process. In addition to the above, an extensive differential
diagnosis for the patient's symptoms was considered and emergent conditions that were
considered but felt to be sufficiently clinically unlikely were not further pursued. I advised the
patient to have PCP obtain records from today's visit as soon as possible to ensure potential
incidental findings are addressed and to further coordinate care once out of the hospital.
Nursing notes were reviewed.
Final Impression
1. Motor vehicle collision, initial encounter
2. Closed head injury, initial encounter
ED Triage Notes
Nurse Krista F at 5/01/2021 1:37 PM
Pt presents to NAED with c/o being involved in MVA on Thursday. Pt was a restrained driver
with airbag deployment who today is c/o neck pain and generalized body aches. Pt has not
taken anything for pain today. Pt with unlabored respirations. Pt with stable vitals. Pt
denies LOC. Pt states she is concerned for risk of concussion. Pt with steady gait into ED.
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Sharp Memorial Hospital
7901 Frost Street
San Diego, CA 92123-
Emergency Documentation
Document Name: ED Note
Document Status: Auth (Verified)
Electronically Signed By: Lawrence MD,Cade T (05/06/2021 14:49 PST)
Authenticated By: Lawrence MD,Cade T (05/06/2021 14:49 PST)
Chief Complaint:
Back pain, MVA
History of Present Illness:
This is a 27-year-old female who reports no chronic medical issues who presents with a chief complaint of lower back pain which radiates
down the left leg, ongoing for the past few days. The patient states that her symptoms started after she was involved in a motor vehicle
accident. She was seen at an emergency department at the time and evaluated with CT scans of her head and cerfical spine, she was
then discharged following this workup. The patient states that the back pain has gotten more severe since then. On my physical exam the
patient has no evidence of acute neurologic compromise, no saddle anesthesia is noted. She states that the pain is a 7 out of 10. She also
reports persistent headache and a 5 out of 10.
Problem List & Past Medical/Surgical History:
None
Family History:
Noncontributory
Social History:
Denies alcohol or drug use
Allergies:
NKA
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Request ID: 189074474 Page 1 of 9 12/20/2021 09:07 PDT
*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
Medications:
Available Med List Reviewed
Review of Systems:
All other systems reviewed and are negative except per HPI
Physical Exam:
Vital Signs
BP: 132/82 mmHg Temp (Oral): 36.4 DegC ( 97.5 DegF) HR: 50 bpm Resp: 18 br/min SpO2: 100 %
Vitals reviewed and notable for stable vital signs
GENERAL: no apparent distress, able to communicate clearly
HEAD: normocephalic, atraumatic
EYES: PERRLA, EOMI
ENT: no pharyngeal erythema or exudate noted, membranes intact
CV: RRR, intact peripheral perfusion
RESP: CTAP, no wheezes noted, no respiratory distress
CHEST WALL: non-tender, no deformity
ABD: ND, NT
MSK: Intact ROM with no deformity appreciated
SKIN: no rash or lesion appreciated
PSYCH: Normal mood and affect
NEURO: No focal deficit appreciated, alert and oriented x 4
Test Results:
Labs Results
05/06/21 04:50
142 104 11
103
3.7 25 0.5
05/26/21 04:50
13.3
5.2 161
38.3
05/06/21 04:50
WBC 5.2
HGB 13.3
HCT 38.3
PLT 161
MCV 93
RBC 4.14
MCH 32
MCHC 34.6
RDW 14.0
MPV 9.5
Neutrophils 39 L
Lymphocytes 40
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*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
Monocytes 12
Eosinophils 7
Basophils 1
Neut Absolute 2.0
Lymph Absolute 2.1
Mono Absolute 0.6
Eos Absolute 0.4
Baso Absolute 0.0
CKMB 2.3
Troponin-T <0.03
Magnesium Lvl 1.9
eGFR Black >60
eGFR Non-Black >60
Anion Gap 13 H
Sodium Lvl 142
Potassium Lvl 3.7
Chloride 104
CO2 25
Glucose Lvl 103
BUN 11
Creatinine 0.5
Alk Phos 98
Calcium Lvl 8.8
ALT 17
AST 17
Bili Total 0.3
Total Protein 7.0
Albumin Lvl 3.9
PT 11.9
INR 1.1
hCG Quant <5
Diagnostic Results
Imaging Studies Reviewed
XR Spine Lumbar 2-3 Views
Performed By/Author: Kruk MD, Peter on 06 MAY 2021 08:20 PDT
IMPRESSION:
No acute abnormality.
XR Chest 1 View
Performed By/Author: Kruk MD, Peter on 06 MAY 2021 08:19 PDT
IMPRESSION:
1. No acute abnormality.
EKG Results
Bradycardia with a rate of 43 bpm. No ST elevations are noted. Slight first-degree block. Abnormal EKG
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Request ID: 189074474 Page 3 of 9 12/10/2021 09:07 PDT
*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
Oxygen Therapy
Of note, the patient was somewhat bradycardic during her time in the ER, an EKG was obtained which revealed no evidence of acute
disease. Blood pressure has remained normal.
The patient is discharged from the emergency department with instructions to contact their primary care provider to set up outpatient
follow-up as soon as possible. Strict return precautions, including any new or concerning symptoms, or worsening of current symptoms, are
provided. The patient understands this plan. Questions regarding prescription medications or nonprescription treatment have been
addressed.
Impression:
Lumbosacral strain with radicular pain
Plan:
Discharge
Follow Up
Please follow up with your primary care provider within the next couple of days for a repeat exam Within: 1-2 days
Please return to the emergency department if you develop any new or concerning symptoms following discharge Within: As needed
Patient Education
Radicular Pain
Lumbosacral Strain
Bradycardia
Discharge Meds
cyclobenzaprine 10 mg 1 tab, PO, TID, 15 tab
naproxen 500 mg 1 tab, PO, BID, 20 tab
Please note: Unless specifically stated, all procedures mentioned, tests done and medications given were performed/interpreted by the
emergency physician, or were under the direct supervision of the emergency physician.
This ED Note was completed using voice-recognition transcription and may contain inadvertent errors.
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Request ID: 189074474 Page 4 of 9 12/10/2021 09:07 PDT
*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Hematology
Cardiac Studies
Chemistry
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*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Chemistry
Coagulation
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*=Abnormal | C=Critical | #=Corrected Result | R=Result Comment | O=Order Comment | ^=Interpretive Data | @=Performing Lab | W=Witness
Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 05/06/2021
FIN: 44872061 Disch: 05/06/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Coagulation
Interpretive Data
^3: INR
Venous Thrombosis and/or Pulmonary Embolism 2.5 2.0-3.0
Prophylaxis with MI or Atrial Fibrillation
and most other indications
High risk patients with Mechanical Heart valves 3.0 2.5-3.5
or systemic Arterial Embolism
VALVE REPLACEMENT/MECHANICAL
Aortic: bileaflet in NSR with normal LA size 2.5 2.0-3.0
Medronic Hall tilting disk in NSR
with normal LA size 2.5 2.0-3.0
following prosthetic valve thrombosis 3.5 3.0-4.0
Mitral: bileaflet or tilting disk 3.0 2.5-3.5
following prosthetic valve thrombosis 4.0 3.5-4.5
Caged ball or caged disk (aortic or mitral) 3.0 2.5-3.5
With additional risk factors for thromboembolism 3.0 2.5-3.5
[AF, MI, LA enlargement, hypercoagulable condition, low EF]
With systemic embolism despite adequate anticoagulation-Increase INR goal
3 - 4 weeks 9 - 130
4 - 5 weeks 75 - 2,600
5 - 6 weeks 850 - 20,800
6 - 7 weeks 4,000 - 100,200
7 - 12 weeks 11,500 - 289,000
12 - 16 weeks 18,300 - 137,000
16 - 29 weeks 1,400 - 53,000 (2nd trim)
29 - 41 weeks 940 - 60,000 (3rd trim)
Diagnostic Radiology
ACCESSION PROCEDURE EXAM DATE/TIME ORDERING PROVIDER
02-17-306-000921 XR Spine Lumbar 2-3 Views 05/06/2021 06:26 PDT Lawrence MD,Cade T
Interpretation
EXAMINATION: XR Spine Lumbar 2-3 Views
COMPARISON:
FINDINGS:
There is no evidence for fracture or other acute osseous abnormality. Again noted is L5-S1 is of concern for possible
indication of disc herniation. Alignment is within normal limits.
IMPRESSION:
No acute abnormality.
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Interpretation
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HILLCREST FHC
Tax Id : 95-2833205
MR#: 1021322 NAME: NOUR, AISHA DOB: 07/16/1993
Date Description Unit Charges
05/16/2021 99201 OFFICE/FOCUSED, NEW 1 $100.00
05/16/2021 87591 N GONORRHOEAE, DNA, AMP PROB 1 $50.00
05/16/2021 87491 CHYLMD TRACH, DNA, AMP PROBE 1 $50.00
05/16/2021 87389 HIV 1/0/2 AG/AB PANEL 1 $42.94
05/16/2021 86592 BLOOD SEROLOGY, QUALITATIVE 1 $8.73
05/16/2021 81025 URINE PREGNANCY TEST 1 $11.28
05/16/2021 80061 LIPID PANEL 1 $27.41
05/16/2021 80050 GENERAL HEALTH PANEL 1 $25.00
05/16/2021 36415 ROUTINE VENIPUNCTURE 1 $15.00
06/01/2021 99395 PREV VISIT. EST, AGE 18-39 1 $150.00
06/01/2021 99000 SPECIMEN HANDLING 1 $15.00
06/07/2021 99201 OFFICE/FOCUSED, NEW 1 $100.00
06/07/2021 97161 PHYS THERAPY EVAL, LOW COMPLEXITY 1 $85.00
06/08/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/08/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
06/15/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/15/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
06/16/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/16/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
06/21/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/21/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
06/24/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/24/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
06/25/2021 97110 THERAPEUTIC EXERCISES-INT 15 MI 1 $70.00
06/25/2021 97140 PHY THER MANUAL ONE AREA-INT 15 MI 1 $60.00
07/01/2021 99213 OFFICE EXPANDED, EST 1 $150.00
07/19/2021 99395 PREV VISIT, EST, AGE 18-39 1 $155.00
07/19/2021 83036 GLYCOSYLATED HEMOGLOBIN TEST 1 $19.86
07/19/2021 36415 ROUTINE VENIPUNCTURE 1 $15.00
07/23/2021 99213 OFFICE EXPANDED. EST 1 $155.00
07/23/2021 98941 CHIRO MANIPULATIVE TREAT (CMT); 3-4 1 $60.00
07/26/2021 99214 OFFICE DETAILED, EST 1 $170.00
07/26/2021 93000 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM, COMPLETE 1 $65.00
08/16/2021 98941 CHIRO MANIPULATIVE TREAT (CMT); 3-4 1 $60.00
08/27/2021 98941 CHIRO MANIPULATIVE TREAT (CMT);, 3-4 1 $60.00
01/03/2023 CLINICAL CHARGE TOTAL $2,370.22
Chief Complaint:
Follow-up: ER follow-up
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Subjective:
27 yo lady from presents for back pain, menstrual irregularities, ER follow up and to establish care.
0
Reports she was recently involved in a motor vehicle accident on 04/29/21
Went to ER second time with chest, abdomen, and back pain. Underwent more imaging, with no acute findings.
Also reported abnormal vaginal spotting and bleeding lasting 10+ days
Patient reports low back pain 7/10. More pain in left side and left leg. Pain and numbness go down left leg-
especially when sitting in car. Shooting "like electricity" going down left leg. no similar symptoms in right leg.
Feels back pain is most worrisome. Neck is getting better now. HA resolving. No emesis this week. Trouble
sleeping.
Also reports abdomen pain. Period not regular. Menses care more sporadic, periods short, sometimes 3 months
go by between periods. Reports pain in lower abdomen. Occasional vaginal discharge. no sexual intercourse x
ROS: no diarrhea, no constipation, no dysuria. +GERD history, no burning pain now. no fevers, no weight loss +
weight gain.
Assessment/Plan:
• Hospital Follow-up - V679[I10: Z09] . Reviewed records from Sharp. lumbar xray with DJD of L5 and S1 with no acute
abnormality. Borderline Broncho vascular marking on CXR, CT scan head and neck on written note from ER on 5/6 states negative
studies.
• Neck pain (finding) - 7231[I10: M54.2] . Resolving. CT of neck in ER negative for acute problem. Continue to monitor
resolution of pain.
• Sciatica (disorder) - 7243[I10: M54.30] . Reviewed lumbar xray from ER. Recommend naproxen BID. Recommend PT,
chiropractor.
• Patient Education : Back Pain PT - Eng
• Patient Education : Basic Core Program for Lower Back Pain PT - Eng
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
Follow-up, Lab results review, Well Woman Exam,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Subjective:
27 yo presents for WWE. And follow-up review of lab results from previous visit.
Reports period
usually every 30 days and normal, but latest one has been irregular pt believes this is related to a recent MVC.
Objective:
see template
• Irregular periods (finding) - 6264[I10: N92.6] . Will refer to GYN for evaluation of periods. Has irregular menstrual bleeding,
with bleeding in between periods
Coding Addendum :
Acute Diagnoses
6264 Irregular periods (finding)
Consult Gynecology , Services Ordered: Consult,HEALTH EDUCATION,WEIGHT
MANAGEMENT[North Park FHC Women's Clinic] Reason:Referral of this female
patient w/ abnormal/irregular menses for further evaluation
V7231 Well Woman Exam
Chief Complaint:
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Please see physical therapy evaluation template for detailed notes pertaining to this encounter.
Objective:
Physical Therapy Evaluation: 97161
Assessment/Plan:
Coding Addendum :
Diagnosis: ICD‐10:
Back pain M54.9
Funding Source:
Referral Source: Internal SELF
Background Information
Patient:
back pain, spinal, lumbar
Surgical:
Aggravating/Alleviating Factors:
Aggravating: lifting, standing, sleeping, sitting
Alleviating: walking
Have you had prior treatment for this injury/illness?
No Yes
Observation/Inspection/Palpation: WNL
Edema: Tenderness to Palpation:
L/S paraspinals, L piriformis, L QL
Ecchymosis: Other:
Erythema:
Standing: DTR:
Other:
Special Tests: Spinal All Special Tests Negative Specific Body Part: LUMBAR
Repetitive Movements Assessment: NT Neural Tension Testing: NT
+ unable to assess secondary to increased pain +
‐ ‐
AROM
Lumbar Extension
25% lim
Other:
RLE grossly 4+/5, LLE grossly 4/5
Gait:
WNL
Summary of Findings
Patient presents to PT with LBP radiating down LLE into toes. Physical exam today is consistent with lumbar radiculopathy. Limited functional capacity
noted secondary to pain/tenderness, decreased back AROM, poor posture, decreased L>R LE strength, and tight mms. Will assess nerve tension as
pain reduces and pt able to get into testing position. Patient will benefit from physical therapy to decrease pain and to improve functional capacity in
an effort to maximize current level of function.
Functional Goals
1. Pt will be independent with HEP in 2 weeks.
2. Pt. will be able to perform daily activities with 3/10 or less back pain in 6 weeks.
3. Pt will be able to perform 20 sit to stand with no more than 3/10 pain in 6 weeks.
4. Pt. will be able to stand > 1 hour with 3/10 or less back pain in 6 weeks.
5. Pt will demonstrate 25% improvement in ODI in 5 weeks.
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient was seen for physical therapy treatment. Patient reported having pain following eval, but felt much
better yesterday and slept very well last night.
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
__ Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient was seen for physical therapy treatment. Patient reported back has not improved and has been doing HEP.
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
x Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient is feeling slightly better today. Here for PT.
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
x Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Pt reports slight improvement. Physical therapy
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
x Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient was seen for physical therapy treatment. Patient report numbness and tingling.
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
x Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Secondary diagnosis:
x Segmental and somatic dysfunction of Lumbar region M99.03
Addendum By: ELENA HAPKE( Jun 16 2021 9:57AM) FinalizedBy: ELENA HAPKE( Jun 16 2021
9:57AM)
Discussed with per pt that if she has saddle like paresthesias or increase leg discomfort of constant
numbness/foot drop, she should vist walk-in clinic.
Chief Complaint:
Comments: tx LBP
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient reports symptoms did not improve from yesterday
She states that she feels that her back is "broken" right now and that she constantly feels pain.
Left;R leg pain.Patient reports an accident about 2 months ago and was hit by a bus.
During treatment patient reported 1-2 month of vaginal bleeding and b/l edema in both leg is visible.
Immediately referred to walk-in clinic or ER for further evaluation.
Location: LBP
Objective:
Intervention was provided in the following areas: __ See Exercise Log for details
__ Therapeutic Activities(97530)
x Manual Therapy(97140)
x Joint mobilizations: L/S distraction in hooklying Gr III
__ PNF
__ Manual Stretching
__ Application of Heat/Ice(97010)
__ Electrical Stimulation(97014)
__ Ultrasound(97035)
__ Home Program
__ Detailed instruction provided, HEP reviewed with return demonstration noted
__ Written/Electronic information provided for patient to review at home
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating:
x Continued steady progress
__ Minimal or Limited progress due to: _______
Min relief with L/S traction in hooklying. Patient responded very well to Stabilizer Cuff to maintain PPT during
supine marching. Able to progress NV. Difficulty maintaining hip positioning during sidelying clams and
demonstrated hip rolling back. Required frequent tactile cues to correct and to isolate hip abd mms. Increased
pain with LTR and when lying on L side for clams. Modified to supine clams. Will reassess NV.
Coding Addendum :
Secondary diagnosis:
x Segmental and somatic dysfunction of Lumbar region M99.03
Addendum By: PEGGY CHIN( Jun 1 2018 3:44PM) FinalizedBy: ESTHER MOLNAR( Jun 1 2018 4:03PM)
Dr. Cervantes. The patient continues to show little to no improvement with exacerbation of pain and
discomfortin her low back. I recommend a consultation to pain management for further evaluation.
If you concur, pleaseco-sign and finalize. Thank you.
Chief Complaint:
Follow-up: ER follow-up
Comments: no travel
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Subjective:
F/u ER visit for CP, LE edema, and menses x26d. Not taking any medications. Needs referral to cardiology and
GYN as recommended. Patient reports a miscarriage in 2013 but states menses has been normal for past 8 years.
Pt was involved in a motor vehicle collision about a 1.5 months ago and has noticed spotting and a heaver period
this monthhas hx acid reflux, not taking meds for it. Pt states she has had a spike in anxiety since then as well
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS: CONSTITUTIONAL: No weight loss, fever, chills, weakness or fatigue. HEENT:
Eyes: No visual loss, blurred vision, double vision or yellow sclera. Ears, Nose, Throat: No hearing loss,
sneezing, congestion, runny nose or sore throat. SKIN: No rash or itching. CARDIOVASCULAR: No
palpitations RESPIRATORY: No shortness of breath, cough or sputum. NEUROLOGICAL: No headache,
dizziness
Objective:
Vital Signs noted.
Emergency Documentation
Document Name: ED Note
Document Status: Auth (Verified)
Electronically Signed By: Smithson MD,James P (6/28/2021 08:46 PDT)
Authenticated By: Smithson MD,James P (6/28/2021 08:46 PDT); Smithson MD,
James P (6/28/2021 08:46 PDT); Smithson MD,James P
(6/28/2021 08:42 PDT); Smithson MD,James P (6/26/2021
19:47 PDT)
Chief Complaint:
Vaginal bleeding
Social History:
Patient states no history of smoking
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
Patient denies history of treatment for substance dependence (alcohol, street drugs, and prescriptions).
Allergies:
NKA
Medications:
Available Med List Reviewed
Review of Systems:
All other systems reviewed and are negative except per HPI
LMP: JUN/14/2021
Physical Exam:
Vital Signs
BP: 131/83 mmHg Temp (Oral): 36.7 DegC ( 98.1 DegF) HR: 45 bpm SpO2: 98 %
VITAL SIGNS: Triage bradycardia noted.
GENERAL: The patient is comfortable and
well-appearing, alert and oriented and speaking complete sentences appropriately without dyspnea.
HEENT: Mucous membranes moist. No scleral icterus or
conjunctival injection.
CARDIOVASCULAR: bradycardic and regular
No murmurs, rubs, or gallops
Normal skin turgor and warmth. 2+ radial pulses bilaterally.
RESPIRATORY: Normal work of breathing. Lungs clear to auscultation bilaterally
GASTROINTESTINAL: Soft, non-tender abdomen
No percussion or rebound tenderness. Normal bowel sounds.
GENITOURINARY: No CVA tenderness.
MUSCULOSKELETAL: No joint swelling, tenderness or deformity.
SKIN: No diaphoresis or rash.
PSYCHIATRIC: Goal directed behavior.
NEUROLOGIC: Normal level of consciousness, normal speech and
gross motor function.
LYMPHATICS: 1+ bilateral peripheral edema pitting
No palpable cords or calf or thigh tenderness.
Test Results:
Labs Results
06/26/21 17:49
142 105 7
94
3.7 26 0.6
06/26/21 17:49
13.6
4.6 159
39.2
06/26/21 17:49
Hematology
WBC 4.6
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
HGB 13.6
HCT 39.2
PLT 159
MCV 92
RBC 4.25
MCH 32
MCHC 34.8
RDW 14.2
MPV 10.8
Neutrophils 46
Lymphocytes 38
Monocytes 13
Eosinophils 3
Basophils 1
Neut Absolute 2.1
Lymph Absolute 1.7
Mono Absolute 0.6
Eos Absolute 0.2
Baso Absolute 0.0
Cardiac Studies
ProBNP 26
Troponin-T <0.03
Chemistry
Anion Gap 11
Sodium Lvl 142
Potassium Lvl 3.7
Chloride 105
CO2 26
Glucose Lvl 94
BUN 7
Creatinine 0.6
Alk Phos 89
Calcium Lvl 8.6
ALT 14
AST 16
Bili Total 0.3
Total Protein 7.1
Albumin Lvl 3.8
eGFR Black >60
eGFR Non-Black >60
Coagulation
PTT 30
PT 12.5
INR 1.1
Pregnancy/Maternal/Fetal
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
hCG Quant <5
06/26/21 17:49
Microbiology
Urine/Fecal Studies
Diagnostic Results
Imaging Studies Reviewed
US Pelvis w/ Transvaginal w/ D
Performed By/Author: Farah MD, Nazih N on 26 JUN 2021 18:31 PDT
IMPRESSION:
1. Thickened endometrial stripe. Please correlate with the LMP date. If the patient is pregnant, gynecological referral is suggested for
further management.
XR Chest 1 View
Performed By/Author: Farah MD, Nazih N on 26 JUN 2021 20:02 PDT
IMPRESSION:
Enlarged cardiac silhouette without additional radiographic findings to suggest congestive heart failure.
EKG Results
Obtained at 1941 hours. Interpreted by me. Sinus bradycardia. Rate 48. Normal axis. Normal intervals. No ST elevation or depression.
Borderline criteria for LVH
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Emergency Documentation
Reexamination/Reevaluation:
1946 hours. Just reevaluated the patient. Discussed my plans to do a little bit more of an assessment given significant sinus bradycardia
and very modest symptoms suggestive of CHF. EKG obtained. Chart review performed. EKG shows sinus bradycardia with a rate of 48.
Nothing else really evident. Chart review notable for sinus bradycardia with heart rate of 50-52 on the last 2 visits.
Medical Decision Making:
27-year-old presents with acute menometrorrhagia. Suspect secondary to blunt abdominal trauma following a recent motor vehicle collision.
Has a known history of thickened endometrial lining. Noted again on ultrasound today. No other abnormal findings on ultrasound of the pelvis.
Also presents with acute lower extremity edema. No evidence of kidney dysfunction. There are some symptoms of mild CHF. No pulmonary
edema by exam or by x-ray. BNP not supportive of the diagnosis. Some evidence of cardiomegaly based on chest x-ray and EKG. Both of
these issues will need follow-up. Workup rules out significant acute life-threatening pathology. I personally discussed all findings impressions
and plans with the patient. The patient felt comfortable with outpatient management at the time of final reevaluation. I provided a copy of all
test results to facilitate with outpatient management and the patient agreed to return to the ED immediately if symptoms worsen.
Impression:
Acute/chronic menometrorrhagia with thickened endometrial lining requiring reevaluation by OB/GYN and possible endometrial biopsy
Lower extremity edema of unclear etiology requiring further evaluation in the outpatient setting
Possible LVH based on EKG and mild cardiomegaly on chest x-ray
Plan:
Discharge
Follow Up
Your Primary Doctor Within: 3-5 days
Comments: Discuss additional testing with your physician. Thickened endometrial need to be considered by her gynecologist. The
peripheral edema of unknown etiology, sinus bradycardia, evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy, need to be reconsidered by her primary
doctor. Outpatient echocardiogram is probably necessary.
Your Obstetrics and Gynecology Physician Within: 3-5 days
Patient Education
Peripheral Edema
Metrorrhagia
Referral for suspected pre-hypertension or hypertension was given.
Please note: Unless specifically stated, all procedures mentioned, tests done and medications given were performed/interpreted by the
emergency physician, or were under the direct supervision of the emergency physician.
This ED Note was completed using voice-recognition transcription and may contain inadvertent errors.
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Hematology
Cardiac Studies
Chemistry
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Chemistry
Coagulation
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Coagulation
Interpretive Data
^3: INR
Venous Thrombosis and/or Pulmonary Embolism 2.5 2.0-3.0
Prophylaxis with MI or Atrial Fibrillation
and most other indications
High risk patients with Mechanical Heart valves 3.0 2.5-3.5
or systemic Arterial Embolism
VALVE REPLACEMENT/MECHANICAL
Aortic: bileaflet in NSR with normal LA size 2.5 2.0-3.0
Medronic Hall tilting disk in NSR
with normal LA size 2.5 2.0-3.0
following prosthetic valve thrombosis 3.5 3.0-4.0
Mitral: bileaflet or tilting disk 3.0 2.5-3.5
following prosthetic valve thrombosis 4.0 3.5-4.5
Caged ball or caged disk (aortic or mitral) 3.0 2.5-3.5
With additional risk factors for thromboembolism 3.0 2.5-3.5
[AF, MI, LA enlargement, hypercoagulable condition, low EF]
With systemic embolism despite adequate anticoagulation-Increase INR goal
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Unless otherwise noted, all lab testing is performed at Memorial Hospital, 7901 Frost Street, San Diego, CA 92123
Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
3 - 4 weeks 9 - 130
4 - 5 weeks 75 - 2,600
5 - 6 weeks 850 - 20,800
6 - 7 weeks 4,000 - 100,200
7 - 12 weeks 11,500 - 289,000
12 - 16 weeks 18,300 - 137,000
16 - 29 weeks 1,400 - 53,000 (2nd trim)
29 - 41 weeks 940 - 60,000 (3rd trim)
Blood Bank
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Microbiology
Procedure: Urine Culture O1
Source: U CleanCatch
Body Site:
Free text:
Collected Date/Time: 06/26/2021 16:42 PDT
Start Date/Time: 06/26/202119:35 PDT
Accession: 02-18-146-002286
***FINAL REPORTS***
Final Report Verified Date/Time: 06/26/2021 11:58 PDT
>100,000 cfu/mL Streptococcus agalactiae (Group B)
Bacteriuria without symptoms usually does not require treatment except in patients who are pregnant,
neutropenic, have had a kidney transplant, or require GU instrumentation.
Order Comments
O1: Urine Culture
Order added by Discern Expert (GL_UA_CULTURE_RFX_MB_NIT_AV).
Diagnostic Radiology
ACCESSION PROCEDURE EXAM DATE/TIME ORDERING PROVIDER
02-18-146-002478 XR Chest 1 View 06/26/2021 20:02 PDT Smithson MD,James P
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Diagnostic Radiology
Interpretation
EXAMINATION: XR Chest 1 View
COMPARISON: 05/06/2021.
Findings:
Impression:
Enlarged cardiac silhouette without additional radiographic findings to suggest congestive heart failure.
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Ultrasound
ACCESSION PROCEDURE EXAM DATE/TIME ORDERING PROVIDER
02-18-146-002050 US Pelvis w/ Transvaginal w/ 06/26/2021 18:28 PDT Smithson MD,James P
Doppler
Interpretation
EXAMINATION: US Pelvis w/ Transvaginal w/ Doppler
COMPARISON: None
TECHNIQUE: Transabdominal and transvaginal sonographic imaging of the pelvis were performed.
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
Ultrasound
Interpretation
FINDINGS:
The uterus is normal in size and echotexture and measures 8.6 x 6.8 x 4.6 cm. No focal uterine lesion is identified. The
central endometrial echo complex measures 15 mm.
The right ovary measures 2 x 1.5 x 1.9 cm, without grayscale sonographic abnormality.
Duplex Doppler evaluation of the right ovary was performed, demonstrating normal arterial and venous flow.
IMPRESSION:
1. Thickened endometrial stripe. Please correlate with the LMP date. If the patient is pregnant, gynecologica referral
is suggested for further management.
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Facility: Sharp Memorial Hospital NOUR, AISHA
SHC#: 117-328-306 Admit: 06/26/2021
FIN: 45108862 Disch: 06/26/2021 DOB/Age/Sex: 07/16/1993 27 years Female
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General: WNWD, NAD, A&O x 3.
HEENT: PERRLA, EOMI, sclera white, conjunctiva pink; OP clear, neck supple, no LAD.
Lungs: CTA bilaterally. No wheezes/rhonchi/crackles/retractions.
Heart: Regular S1S2. No murmurs/rubs/gallops. Pulses and cap refill wnl
Abdomen: Soft, non-tender, bowel sounds present. No tenderness to deep
palpation/organomegaly/rebound/guarding.
Lower extremities: No edema.
Neuro: Grossly intact. no focal deficits
MSK: MAE, ambulates w/o difficulty.
SKIN: Pink, warm, dry; no rashes
Assessment/Plan:
- request ER records
Coding Addendum :
Addendum By: MICHELLE CUEVAS( Jul 02 2021 1:26PM) FinalizedBy: MICHELLE CUEVAS( Jul 02
2021 1:26PM)
ER 6/26/21 summary:
Diagnostics: Pelvis US- thickened endometrial stripe; CXR-enlarged cardiac silhouette w/out additional
radiographic findings suggesting CHF; EKG- SB 48 w/minimal voltage criteria for LVH. Labs ok w/ H/H
Patient Name: NOUR, AISHA DOB: 07/16/1993 MR#: 1021322 Page 2 of 4
13.6/39.2
Charges:
DOS CPT Mod Diag 1 Diag 2 Diag 3 Diag 4 Amt Pmt Adj Bal
07/14/2021 72148 M47. M43.17 $2,382.00 $2,382.00
817
MRI SPINAL CANAL LUMBAR W/O CONTRAST MATERIAL
07/14/2021 76856 N92.6 N92.0 $842.19 $842.19
US PELVIC NONOBSTETRIC REAL-TIME IMAGE COMPLETE
Claims:
Date Receiver Insurance
07/15/2021 BILLED BY PREVIOUS SELF
BILLING CO
IHS RADIOLOGY MEDICAL GROUP
INC.
333 H ST
STE 1095
CHULA VISTA, CA-91910
8665584320 (phone)
Online results, images and scheduling available
Your Partner in Health - For Every Imaging Need 8665584329 (fax)
at: imaginghealthcare.com/results
PROCEDURE:
US PELVIC COMPLETE W/ EV
COMPARISON:
None.
INDICATIONS:
Irregular menstruation and menorrhagia.
TECHNIQUE:
Pelvic ultrasound was preformed utilizing both transabdominal and transvaginal scanning.
Transvaginal examination was performed for better assessment of the endometrium and adnexa.
FINDINGS:
UTERUS: Uterine dimensions are 4.6 x 7.2 x 9.3 cm. Myometrial echogenicity is normal. No
visible mass.
ENDOMETRIUM: Endometrial thickness is 15.7 mm. Echogenicity is normal. No visible
mass.
RIGHT ADNEXA: Right ovary is not visualized and may be obscured by bowel gas
LEFT ADNEXA: Left ovary is not visualized and may be obscured by bowel gas
CUL-DE-SAC: No significant free fluid.
OTHER: Negative
CONCLUSION:
1. Prominent endometrium at 15.7 mm. Clinical correlation advised and consider follow-up
study in 6-12 weeks.
2. This report was faxed at the report approval time and our office called to confirm receipt.
PROCEDURE:
MR LUMBAR SPINE W/O CONTRAST
COMPARISON:
None.
INDICATIONS:
Low back pain.
TECHNIQUE:
A variety of imaging planes and parameters were utilized for visualization of suspected pathology
without intravenous contrast.
FINDINGS:
PARASPINAL AREA: Normal with no visible mass.
BONES: Mild-to-moderate type 1 edematous or fibrovascular endplate changes at L5-S1 posteriorly
with retrolisthesis of L5 on S1 by 3 mm. No fracture.
CORD/CAUDA EQUINA: Normal caliber, contour, and signal intensity.
OTHER: None.
CONCLUSION:
1. Grade 1 retrolisthesis of L5 on S1 with posterior facet arthropathy and moderate to severe bilateral
foraminal narrowing and moderate central canal stenosis.
2. Mild spinal stenosis and bilateral foraminal narrowing at L4-5.
Chief Complaint:
, Physical, for iha,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Subjective:
28 yo presents for physical to clear for PT.
Reports left leg a little numb at times. Denies frequency of urination, incontinence, trouble with bowels. Has
low back pain.
Otherwise, feels well today. Denies fevers, chills, sweats, rhinitis, sore throat, cough, chest pain, sob, abdominal
pain, n/v, diarrhea, dysuria, frequency, rash, joint pains. Remainder of ROS negative, except for HPI as above.
Objective:
see template
Assessment/Plan:
Coding Addendum :
Physical
Well Adult Exam
Chief Complaint:
, RE LS,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Objective:
MANIPULATION:
Occiput __ L __ R C1 __ LL __ LRC2 __ PL __ PR C3 __ PL __ PR C4 __ PL __ PR C5 __ PL __ PR C6 __
PL __ PR C7 __ PL __ PR
T1 __ AP __ PL __ PR T2 __ AP __ PL __ PR T3 __ AP __ PL __ PR T4 __ AP __ PL __ PRT5 __ AP __ PL
__ PR T6 __ AP __ PL __ PR T7 __ AP __ PL __ PR T8 __ AP __ PL __ PR T9 __ AP __ PL __ PR T10 __
AP __ PL __ PR T11 __ AP __ PL __ PR T12 __ AP __ PL __ PR
Lumbar:Activator __ Diversified __ Drop __ SOT *L4-L5, L5-S1 central canal stenosis, foraminal stenosis
(moderate)*
__ Left - __ Right -
_____
THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES:
____
Cervical spine:
Thoracic spine:
Lumbar spine:
Pelvis:
__ Other: ____
· Sacro-occipital traction:
__ active __ passive
Assessment/Plan:
Response to treatment: decrease paindecrease muscle tenderness/tonicity/spasm __ decrease
inflammation/edema __ increase strength __ increase ROM __ increase coordination __ increase functional
ability __ no changes
Patient tolerated manipulation well without complaining ofincrease discomfort. Post-treatment, the patient did
not report a change in symptoms. She was instructed to continue to go to Physical therapy to help her with her
function. She reported she understood and that she would continue her PT visits.
Plan
Additional Chiropractic treatment and recommend 2 visit(s) per month, for 3 month(s).
Primary Diagnosis:
Secondary diagnosis:
•Degeneration of lumbar intervertebral disc (disorder) - 72252[I10: M51.36].
•Lumbar radiculopathy (disorder) - 7244[I10: M54.16].
Coding Addendum :
Chief Complaint:
, Initail Cardiology consult for Chest pain,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
122lbs 0.00
107 70 98.3 48 20 65.00" 22.7
55.34 Kgs
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Chief Complaint: Aisha Nour is a 28 Yrs Female with back pain and menorrhagia, whom you kindly referred
for chest pain. She reports she feels like her chest is heavy and restrictive at times. She has this feeling in her
chest and down to abdomen. This started around the same time of a car accident she was in about 3 mo ago
She has the chest heaviness about once a week and lasts about 30 minutes to 1 hours. During this time she feels
heart palpations and has had several episodes of bradycardia. She believes this occurs around the same time
she experiences abnromal vag blding. Currently, she denies any palpitations, dizziness, syncope.
Objective:
Physical Examination:
Vital Signs:
BP: 107/70 HR: 48 RR: 20 T: 98.3 WT: 196 lbs. 5.00 oz. BMI: 32.66
Respiratory: Lungs clear to auscultation bilaterally. Speaks in full sentences without pausing for breath
Assessment/Plan:
Chest pain:
- obtain stress ECHO and ECHO
- EKG today is benign
Bradycardia:
- HR today is 48
- Pt. is not on any AV nodal blocking agents
- Pt. does not appear symptomatic
- will assess for chronotropic competence on stress test
DL:
- LDL 143 from 05/16/21
- Statin not indicated at this time due to low ASCVD risk
- advised low fat diet
Coding Addendum :
DR#
DATE PATIENT AT RF DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
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Adult Echo
Patient: NOUR, AISHA Account#:2021082711240597
DOB: 07/16/1993
Gender: Female
Height: 63 in Weight: 1201b BSA: 1.89 m'
Study Date: 08/07/2021 02:15 PM
Referring Physician: Molnar, Esther MD
Accession #:1778498
CPT: 93306 ECHO, WITH DOPPLER, WITH COLOR FLOW 93882 93875 1234567
- t Pli
LVIDs 2D 2.43cm LA Length 5.22cm
EF {Teich) 2D 63.96% MV Dec Slope 3.69cmj-;:,2
FS {Teich) 34.11 % LA/Ao 1.35
rn " 0.51ml
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Ao Root Diam 2D 2.67cm RVSP 21mmHg LA Area 2C 15.94cm2 TrVmax 2.01
Ao Root Diam M 2.09 cm LA A rea 4C 19.61cm2 TR Max PG 16
Mode LA Volume Index 0.4ml/m2
AVVmean 1.07
AVMax PG 9
AVMean PG 5
AVVTI 32.68
AVA {Vmax) 2.77
AVA{VTI) 3.24
AV Cusp Sep 1.35
Findings
General: The patient was in normal sinus rhythm.
Left Ventricle: The left ventricular cavity size appears normal. The left ventricular wall thickness appears
normal. Spectral Doppler shows an impaired relaxation pattern of left ventricular diastolic filling,
lnterventricular septum thickness at end diastole is 2.43 cm, Left ventricular posterior wall thickness at
end diastole is 0.94 cm.
Right Ventricle: The right ventricle appears normal in size and function.
Left Atrium: The left atrium appears normal. Left atrial volume index is 2.69 mL/m2 .
Right Atrium: The right atrium appears normal. Right atrial pressure, by IVC size, is normal.
Aortic Valve: The aortic valve appears normal in structure and function. The aortic valve peak velocity is 1.53
m/s. The aortic valve mean gradient is 5 mmHg.
Mitral Valve: The mitral valve appears normal in structure and function.
Pulmonic Valve: The pulmonic valve appears normal in structure and function. The peak pulmonic valve
gradient is 4 mmHg.
Tricuspid Valve: The tricuspid valve appears normal in structure and function. There is evidence of mild
tricuspid regurgitation. The RVSP is 21 mm Hg.
Pericardium: The pericardium appears normal.
Aorta: The visualized portions of the aorta (ascending aorta, aortic root, and aortic arch) appear normal.
Pulmonic Artery: The pulmonary artery was not well visualized.
Venous: There is a normal appearing inferior vena cava without evidence of thrombus. The IVC size measures,
1.27 cm.
Conclusions
1. Left ventricular systolic function is normal with, an EF between of 60-65%. Spectral Doppler shows an
impaired relaxation pattern of left ventricular diastolic filling.
2. Right atrial pressure, by IVC size, is normal.
3. The RVSP is 21 mmHg.
Sonographer:Foster, Jennifer
Reading Physician:Mohamedali, Burhan MD
Chief Complaint:
, adj fu,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
patient presents for fu apt at this time, lpv was REX with another provider.
Attributes todays discomfort to _mild lower back pain which may be attributed to MVA from 4/29. ___
Objective:
Tenderness to palpationHypertonicity
Cervical spine (CS)
Suboccipitals __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
CS ____ paraspinal __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Upper trapezius (UT) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Middle trapezius __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Lower trapezius __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Levator scapula __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Thoracic spine (TS)
TS ____ paraspinals __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Rhomboid __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Latissimus dorsi __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Lumbar spine (LS)
LS ____ paraspinal __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Quadratus lumborum (QL) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Psoas __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Pelvis
Gluteus medius (gmed) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Piriformis __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Other: ____
MANIPULATION:
Occiput __ L __ R C1 __ LL __ LRC2 __ PL __ PR C3 __ PL __ PR C4 __ PL __ PR C5 __ PL __ PR C6 __
PL __ PR C7 __ PL __ PR
T1 __ AP __ PL __ PR T2 __ AP __ PL __ PR T3 __ AP __ PL __ PR T4 __ AP __ PL __ PRT5 __ AP __ PL
Patient Name: NOUR, AISHA DOB: 07/16/1993 MR#: 1021322 Page 2 of 6
__ PR T6 __ AP __ PL __ PR T7 __ AP __ PL __ PR T8 __ AP __ PL __ PR T9 __ AP __ PL __ PR T10 __
AP __ PL __ PR T11 __ AP __ PL __ PR T12 __ AP __ PL __ PR
L1 __ PL __ PR L2 x PL __ PR L3 x PL __ PR L4 __ PL __ PRL5 x PL __ PR
__ Left - __ Right -
_____
THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES:
____
____
Cervical spine:
Thoracic spine:
Lumbar spine:
Pelvis:
__ Other: ____
__ active __ passive
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating: x Improving with limitations __ Progressing toward goals __ Met goals __ Not
improving x hasbeen compliant with treatment plan and home care instructions. patient has been advised to
ice her lower back for 20 minutes, 3x/day
Response to treatment:
x decrease pain: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine x lumbar spine __ other: ____
__ decrease muscle tenderness/tonicity/spasm: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine __ lumbar spine __ other:
____
__ increase ROM: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine __ lumbar spine __ other: ____
Patient tolerated manipulation well without complaining ofincrease discomfort. Post-treatment, _feels "a little
bit better." will comply with icing instructions per patient. ___
__ Interpreter: ____
__ Goals met __ Reached plateau __ Treatment ineffective in decreasing functional deficits and pain __
Patient non-compliant
__ Other: ____
Primary Diagnosis:
Secondary diagnosis:
Coding Addendum :
Sciatica (disorder)
Other Orders
No Diagnosis
Nursing
Code
Nursing Chief Complaint [Completed]
Chief Complaint:
, f/u LS,
Vital Signs:
BP T P R WT HT BMI BW HC
Other Data/Comments:
Subjective:
Patient feels there is an: x Improvement __ No change __ Worsened
States that she was able to move around a bit more today. She felt good after she took a shower but felt a little
more pain because she thinks it may haveloosened her muscles up. Shehas pain at nightwhen shesleeps. She
reports that she sleeps on her right side.She has minorleft legpain she rates 3/10.
Objective:
OBSERVATION/INSPECTION/PALPATION:
Tenderness to palpationHypertonicity
Cervical spine (CS)
Suboccipitals __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
CS ____ paraspinal __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Upper trapezius (UT) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Middle trapezius __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Lower trapezius __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Levator scapula __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Thoracic spine (TS)
TS ____ paraspinals __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Rhomboid __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Latissimus dorsi __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Lumbar spine (LS)
LS L1-5 paraspinal x x
b/l __ L __ R b/l __ L __ R
Quadratus lumborum (QL) __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Psoas __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Pelvis
Gluteus medius (gmed) x x
b/l __ L __ R b/l __ L __ R
Piriformis __ b/l __ L __ R __ b/l __ L __ R
Other: ____
MANIPULATION:
Occiput __ L __ R C1 __ LL __ LRC2 __ PL __ PR C3 __ PL __ PR C4 __ PL __ PR C5 __ PL __ PR C6 __
PL __ PR C7 __ PL __ PR
T1 __ AP __ PL __ PR T2 __ AP __ PL __ PR T3 __ AP __ PL __ PR T4 __ AP __ PL __ PRT5 __ AP __ PL
__ PR T6 __ AP __ PL __ PR T7 __ AP __ PL __ PR T8 __ AP __ PL __ PR T9 __ AP __ PL __ PR T10 __
AP __ PL __ PR T11 __ AP __ PL __ PR T12 __ AP __ PL __ PR
L1 __ PL x PR L2 __ PL __ PR L3 x PL __ PR L4 __ PL __ PRL5 __ PL __ PR
_____
THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES:
____
____
Cervical spine:
Thoracic spine:
Lumbar spine:
Pelvis:
__ Other: ____
__ active __ passive
Assessment/Plan:
Patient is demonstrating: x Improving with limitations __ Progressing toward goals __ Met goals __ Not
improving __ -been compliant with treatment plan and home care instructions
Response to treatment:
x decrease pain: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine x lumbar spine __ other: ____
x decrease muscle tenderness/tonicity/spasm: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine x lumbar spine __ other:
____
__ increase ROM: __ cervical spine __ thoracic spine __ lumbar spine __ other: ____
Patient tolerated manipulation well without complaining ofincrease discomfort. Post-treatment, the patient
reported feeling better than when she first walked in.Encouraged patient to schedule an appointment for re-
evaluation to start Physical Therapy again.
__ Interpreter: ____
__ Goals met __ Reached plateau __ Treatment ineffective in decreasing functional deficits and pain __
Patient non-compliant
__ Other: ____
Primary Diagnosis:
Secondary diagnosis:
Coding Addendum :