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History and Physical Examination (H&P) Examples. The links below are to actual H&Ps written by UNC students during their inpatient clerkship rotations. The students have granted permission to have these H&Ps posted on the website as examples. H&P 1. “77 yo woman – swelling of tongue and difficulty breathing and swallowing” H&P 2.
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Carol Carden Carol_Carden@med.unc.edu Division of General...
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Carol Carden Carol_Carden@med.unc.edu Division of General...
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History of Present Illness. This is the first admission for this 56 year old woman, who states she was in her usual state of good health until one week prior to admission. At that time she noticed the abrupt onset (over a few seconds to a minute) of chest pain which she describes as dull and aching in character.
Comprehensive Adult History and Physical . (Sample Summative H&P by M2 Student) t, it best exemplifies the documentation skills students are expected and able to acquire by the end of . For additional H&P samples go to P-2 Webcourses home page and click on the COP/Portfolio Resources page.
example of thorough list. In a focused history and physical, this exhaustive list needn’t be included. skin bruising, discoloration, pruritus, birthmarks, moles, ulcers, decubiti, changes in the hair or nails, sun exposure and protection. hematopoietic spontaneous or excessive bleeding, fatigue, enlarged or tender lymph nodes,
Sample Pediatric History and Physical Exam. Date and Time of H&P: 9/6/16, 15:00. Historian: The history was obtained from both the patient’s mother and grandmother, who are both considered to be reliable historians. Chief complaint: "The rash in his diaper area is getting worse." History of Present Illness: Cortez is a 21-day-old African ...
Chapters 4 to 17 detail the anatomy and physiology, health history, guide-lines for health promotion and counseling, techniques of examination, and examples of the written record relevant to specific body systems and regions.
History of Present Illness: Ms J. K. is an 83 year old retired nurse with a long history of hypertension that was previously well controlled on diuretic therapy. She was first admitted to CPMC in 1995 when she presented with a complaint of intermittent midsternal chest pain.
