Ellen Ross 17 Daws Road Portland, OR (415)

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3 PATIENT REPORT FOR Ellen Ross 17 Daws Road Portland, OR (415) INFO Gender: Female Martial Status: Married Birthday: March 7, 1960 Language Spoken: English Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethnicity: Asian GUARDIAN Role: Sister Martha Shan 1357 Amber Drive Beaverton, OR (816) PROVIDER Ashby Medical Center 1002 Healthcare Dr Portland, OR (415) PAGE 1 OF 2 Allergies Medications Plan of Care Allergy Name: Bee Stings Reaction: Anaphylactic Shock Severity: Severe Allergy Name: Codeine Reaction: Shortness of Breath Severity: Moderate to Severe Allergy Name: Penicillin Reaction: Hives Severity: Moderate Allergy Name: Shellfish Reaction: Hives Severity: Moderate Acetaminophen with codiene Liquid Date Issued: March 28, 2005 Instructions: 2 puffs once a day Dose Quantity: 2 puffs Rate Quantity: 1 time(s) a day Name of Prescriber: Ashby Medical Center Indomethacin Tablet Date Issued: March 28, 2005 Instructions: 50mg bid with food Dose Quantity: 1 pill Rate Quantity: 2 time(s) a day Name of Prescriber: Ashby Medical Center Office consultation Planned Date: May 28, 2007 Instructions: Consultation with Dr. George Potomac for Asthma Chest X-Ray Planned Date: June 1, 2007 Instructions: N/A Sputum Culture Planned Date: June 1, 2007 Instructions: N/A PROBLEM LIST IMMUNIZATIONS Vertigo Date: October 15, 2005 Comments: Feels dizzy while at work Ankle Sprain Date: March 28, 2005 Comments: Slipped on ice and fell. Migraine headache Date: February 2, 2003 Comments: Blinding pain and sensitivity to light Cholecystitis Status: Resolved Date: September 28, 2002 Comments: Surgery postponed until after delivery Pneumococcal polysaccharide Date: February 2003 Dose Quantity: 0.5/mL More information: Soreness and swelling in injection site Influenza virus vaccine, IM Date: May 2001 Dose Quantity: 50mcg More information: Possible flu-like symptoms for three days Influenza virus vaccine, IM Date: April 2000 Dose Quantity: 50mcg More information: Mild pain or soreness in the local area

4 PATIENT REPORT FOR Ellen Ross 17 Daws Road Portland, OR (415) INFO Gender: Female Martial Status: Married Birthday: March 7, 1960 Language Spoken: English Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethnicity: Asian GUARDIAN Role: Sister Martha Shan 1357 Amber Drive Beaverton, OR (816) PROVIDER Ashby Medical Center 1002 Healthcare Dr Portland, OR (415) PAGE 2 OF 2 ENCOUNTERS PROCEDURES ED Visit for Ankle Sprain Date: March 28, 2005 Provider: Dr. Henry Seven Location: Community Hospital Nephrolithotripsy Date: June 15, 2005 Provider: Dr. Meredith Yao ED Visit for Ankle Sprain Date: March 28, 2005 Provider: Dr. Henry Seven Location: Community Hospital LASIK Date: March 10, 2004 Provider: Dr. Priya Subramanian Gall Bladder Surgery Date: September 28, 2002 Provider: Dr. Bala Venktaraman ACL Surgery Date: August 15, 2003 Provider: Dr. John Kindle Labor and Delivery Date: March 21, 2002 Provider: Dr. Tiffany Martinez Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy Date: September 28, 2002 Provider: Dr. Bala Venktaraman ED Visit for Acute Cholecystitis Date: October 28, 2001 Provider: Dr. Tim Lee Cesarian Section Date: March 22, 2002 Provider: Dr. Tiffany Martinez

5 PATIENT REPORT FOR Ellen Ross 17 Daws Road Portland, OR (415) INFO Gender: Female Martial Status: Married Birthday: March 7, 1960 Language Spoken: English Religious Affiliation: Christian Ethnicity: Asian GUARDIAN Role: Sister Martha Shan 1357 Amber Drive Beaverton, OR (816) PROVIDER Ashby Medical Cen 1002 Healthcare D Portland, OR 9726 (415) PAGE 1 OF 2 Allergies Medications Plan of Care Allergy Name: Bee Stings Reaction: Anaphylactic Shock Severity: Severe Allergy Name: Codeine Reaction: Shortness of Breath Severity: Moderate to Severe Allergy Name: Penicillin Reaction: Hives Severity: Moderate Allergy Name: Shellfish Reaction: Hives Severity: Moderate Acetaminophen with codiene Liquid Date Issued: March 28, 2005 Instructions: 2 puffs once a day Dose Quantity: 2 puffs Rate Quantity: 1 time(s) a day Name of Prescriber: Ashby Medical Center Indomethacin Tablet Date Issued: March 28, 2005 Instructions: 50mg bid with food Dose Quantity: 1 pill Rate Quantity: 2 time(s) a day Name of Prescriber: Ashby Medical Center Office consultation Planned Date: May 28, 2 Instructions: Consultation wit George Potomac for Asthma Chest X-Ray Planned Date: June 1, 20 Instructions: N/A Sputum Culture Planned Date: June 1, 20 Instructions: N/A PROBLEM LIST IMMUNIZATIONS Vertigo Date: October 15, 2005 Comments: Feels dizzy while at work Ankle Sprain Date: March 28, 2005 Comments: Slipped on ice and fell. Migraine headache Date: February 2, 2003 Comments: Blinding pain and sensitivity to light Cholecystitis Status: Resolved Date: September 28, 2002 Comments: Surgery postponed until after delivery Pneumococcal polysaccharide Date: February 2003 Dose Quantity: 0.5/mL More information: Soreness and swelling in injection s Influenza virus vaccine, IM Date: May 2001 Dose Quantity: 50mcg More information: Possible flu-like symptoms for three Influenza virus vaccine, IM Date: April 2000 Dose Quantity: 50mcg More information: Mild pain or soreness in the local ar

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7 Lipid Panel The lipid profile is a group of tests that are often ordered together to determine risk of coronary heart disease. They are tests that have been shown to be good indicators of whether someone is likely to have a heart attack or stroke caused by blockage of blood vessels or hardening of the arteries (atherosclerois). THIS REPORT IS FOR Ellen Ross COLLECTED: November 20th, 3:03 PM RECEIVED: November 20th, 6:03 PM REQUESTED BY: Dr. Rellen Eoss (503) 2X x344 Ellen s Cholesterol Ellen s HDL HIGH RISK (>240 MG/DL) HIGH (>60 MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) LOW RISK (<200 MG/DL) WHAT IS CHOLESTEROL? Cholesterol comes from two sources: your body and food. Your liver and other cells in your body make about 75 percent of blood cholesterol. The other 25 percent comes from the foods you eat. Cholesterol is only found in animal products. Ellen s LDL LOW (<50 MG/DL) WHAT ARE HDLS? HDL is the good cholesterol which helps keep the LDL (bad) cholesterol from getting lodged into your artery walls. A healthy level of HDL may also protect against heart attack and stroke, while low levels of HDL have been shown to increase the risk of heart disease. Ellen s Triglycerides HIGH RISK (>190 MG/DL) HIGH ( MG/DL) VERY HIGH (>500 MG/DL) HIGH ( MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) OPTIMAL (<100 MG/DL) 99 NORMAL (<150 MG/DL) OPTIMAL (<100 MG/DL) 80 WHAT ARE LDLS? LDL cholesterol is the bad cholesterol. When too much of it circulates in the blood, it can clog arteries, increasing your risk of heart attack and stroke. LDL cholesterol is produced naturally by the body, but many people inherit genes from their mother, father or even grandparents that cause them to make too much. Your Analysis Good WHAT ARE TRIGLYCERIDES? Many people have high triglyceride levels due to being overweight/ obese, physical inactivity, cigarette smoking, excess alcohol consumption and/or a diet very high in carbohydrates (60 percent or more of calories). High triglycerides are a lifestyle-related risk factor; however, underlying diseases or genetic disorders can be the cause. WHAT DO I DO NEXT? Based on your results, we suggest the following things: Keep your cholesterol low by excercising. Remain active and exercise at least 3 times a week to maintain steady blood flow. Your results are overall good. Some notes we observed: Your cholesterol is approaching borderline high risk. Be mindful of this. You have maintained good HDL cholesterol. Excellent job! Your LDL cholesterol is approaching borderline high risk. Triglycerides are optimal. Great job! Eat healthy and limit your intake of fats. Drink 64 ounces of water per day and be sure to eat 3 square meals with 2 snacks a day. GET MORE TIPS AND LEARN MORE ABOUT R RESULTS AT HEALTHDESIGNCHALLENGE.COM

8 Lipid Panel The lipid profile is a group of tests that are often ordered together to determine risk of coronary heart disease. They are tests that have been shown to be good indicators of whether someone is likely to have a heart attack or stroke caused by blockage of blood vessels or hardening of the arteries (atherosclerois). THIS REPORT IS FOR Ellen Ros COLLECTED: November 20th, 3:03 RECEIVED: November 20th, 6:03 REQUESTED BY: Dr. Rellen Eoss (503) 2X x344 Ellen s Cholesterol Ellen s HDL HIGH RISK (>240 MG/DL) HIGH (>60 MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) 200 LOW RISK (<200 MG/DL) WHAT IS CHOLESTEROL? Cholesterol comes from two sources: your body and food. Your liver and other cells in your body make about 75 percent of blood cholesterol. The other 25 percent comes from the foods you eat. Cholesterol is only found in animal products. Ellen s LDL HIGH RISK (>190 MG/DL) HIGH ( MG/DL) LOW (<50 MG/DL) WHAT ARE HDLS? HDL is the good cholesterol which helps keep the LDL (b cholesterol from getting lodged into your artery walls. A he of HDL may also protect against heart attack and stroke, w levels of HDL have been shown to increase the risk of hear Ellen s Triglycerides VERY HIGH (>500 MG/DL) HIGH ( MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) BORDERLINE ( MG/DL) OPTIMAL (<100 MG/DL) 99 NORMAL (<150 MG/DL) OPTIMAL (<100 MG/DL) WHAT ARE LDLS? LDL cholesterol is the bad cholesterol. When too much of it circulates in the blood, it can clog arteries, increasing your risk of heart attack and stroke. LDL cholesterol is produced naturally by the body, but many people inherit genes from their mother, father or even grandparents that cause them to make too much. WHAT ARE TRIGLYCERIDES? Many people have high triglyceride levels due to being ove obese, physical inactivity, cigarette smoking, excess alcoho consumption and/or a diet very high in carbohydrates (60 more of calories). High triglycerides are a lifestyle-related r however, underlying diseases or genetic disorders can be t Your Analysis Good Your results are overall good. Some notes we observed: Your cholesterol is approaching borderline high risk. Be mindful of this. You have maintained good HDL cholesterol. Excellent job! Your LDL cholesterol is approaching borderline high risk. Triglycerides are optimal. Great job! WHAT DO I DO NEXT? Based on your results, we suggest the followin Keep your cholesterol low by excercisin Remain active and exercise at least 3 tim week to maintain steady blood flow. Eat healthy and limit your intake of fats. 64 ounces of water per day and be sure square meals with 2 snacks a day. GET MORE TIPS AND LEARN MORE ABOUT AT HEALTHDESIGNCHALLENGE.COM

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