Hi Jamie, I’m passing over all the patients in subacute ward as I will be working ON (night shift) tomorrow
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Bed 7; En. XXX,
🔼 Resolving APO secondary to non compliance to ROF, with underlying CCF, 3VD, HPT, Obesity with OSA

Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok 😭), awaiting for Cardio to review on Monday. KIV discharge if otherwise well, need to take ENT TCA
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Bed 9; En XXX,
🔼 DF with warning signs (vomiting) in critical phase.

Issue; monitor Sx & oral intake, ensure I/O +ve balance. KIV t/o dengue ward once more stable
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Bed 10; En XXX,
🔼 CAP to complete 3/7 IV Augmentin CM. Discharge if no active complaint, no TCA
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Bed 11; En XXX,
🔼 CKD, undecided for RRT.

Issue; difficult blood taking, make sure daily blood samples not hemolysed. KIV transfuse 1 pint WB if Hb < 8 (today 8.5)
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Bed 12; En XXX,
🔼 RVD +ve with IE

Issue; difficult venous access (take care of the branula ok 😭)

Due repeat 2/52ly blood cultures CM (aerobic, anaerobic, fungal, mycobacteria) good luck 🤣 Blood form ready in BHT ❤️

Dont fill up the empty beds ya XOXO


[biasanya lagi pendek kalau pass over via WA, ni saya type proper sket so that you all can understand all the cases]

[for my previous hosp, medical subacute cubicles usually have 12-18 beds 😅, ni saya bg contoh sikit je lah]

Any unfamiliar abbreviations? Ask in comment k 😉

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Dr, can i know ROF,VD and TCA stand for what?
Dr, may I know RRT stand for what?
Aqilah
Dr, can i know ROF,VD and TCA stand for what?
ROF - restriction of fluid. TCA - to come again (appointment). If I'm not mistaken
Aqilah
Dr, can i know ROF,VD and TCA stand for what?
ROF; restriction of fluids, 3VD; 3 vessels disease, TCA; to come again (appointment date)
Monitor Sx is monitor vital signs right?