Charlson Comorbidities (please TICK all that apply)

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Medical Clerking On Call Consultant: Date: Time: Grade: Specialty: Age: Presenting Complaint: CLINICIAN: GRADE: DATE/TIME: Past Medical History: Charlson Comorbidities (please TICK all that apply) Cancer Alcohol Abuse Cerebrovascular Disease Anxiety Chronic Kidney Disease Registered Blind Pulmonary Disease (COPD/Asthma) Cardiac Pacemaker Dementia Depression / Bipolar Disorder / Psychosis / DSH Diabetes Mellitus Drug Abuse Myocardial Infarction Epilepsy Heart Failure Geriatric Falls Liver Disease Severe Hearing Loss Hemiplegia / Paraplegia Hypertension HIV Heart Disease (Ischaemic / Valvular) Rheumatoid Arthritis Learning Difficulties Peptic Ulcer Multiple Sclerosis Peripheral Vascular Disease Smoker Connective Tissue Disorder Respiratory Failure 1 of 8

Emergency Review Of Systems Department Plan RS: SOB Cough Sputum Haemoptysis Pleuritic Pain AS: Loss of Appetite Weight Loss Change in Bowel Habit Indigestion UG: Dysuria Frequency Haematuria CNS: Headaches Dizziness Fits Faints CVS: Chest Pain Orthopnoea Palpitations Swollen Ankles Drug History DRUG DOSE FREQUENCY DRUG DOSE FREQUENCY Allergies Social History Smoking History Alcohol Illicit Drugs 2 of 8 Adverse Reaction:......... Pack Years......... UNITS per week Lives with / in................................ Exercise Tolerance................ Stairs? Carers....................................... Mobility Aids.................................. Advanced Directives............................ History of Falls................................. Family History

Examination VITAL SIGNS HR BP Weight kg RR SaO2 % on air % on %FiO2 Temp BM NEWS Score GENERAL APPEARANCE Jaundice / Pallor / Clubbing / Cyanosis / Oedema / Lymphadenopathy GCS: E /4 M /6 V /5 Total /15 AMTS: Total /10 Age Year DOB Time Address Institution 20 1 WW2 Monarch Recognise 2 people CARDIOVASCULAR Pulse character Peripheral Pulses JVP Heart sounds RESPIRATORY ABDOMINAL Peak Flow Breath Sounds PR: rtment Plan MUSCULOSKELETAL / SKIN NEUROLOGICAL Pupils: Cranial Nerves: Coordination: Sensation: Fundi: Tone Power Reflexes Plantars Right Left Arms Legs Arms Legs 3 of 8

CXR FINDINGS ECG FINDINGS DIAGNOSIS / PROBLEM LIST PLAN CANNULA: SIGNED: SITE: BLOODS TAKEN? CULTURES DONE? DVT PROPHYLAXIS PRESCRIBED? MONITORING PLAN: NEWS: GCS: BM: SIGNED NAME GRADE DATE/TIME Registrar /SHO review SIGNED NAME GRADE DATE/TIME 4 of 8

SEPSIS SIX PATHWAY Start/complete this form if EWS equal to/greater than 3 OR clinical suspicion of infection EWS greater than 3 OR clinical suspicion of infection? Are any 2 of the following present? Temperature less than 36 C or more than 38.3 C Respiratory rate more than 20/min Acutely altered mental state HR more than 90 Name of person completing form: Date: DD/MM/YYYY Signature IF YES Consider: Respiratory Tract Urinary Tract Intra-abdominal Joint Infection CNS Endocarditis Line Infection DOB: DD/MM/YYYY MRN number: NHS number: Or a-fix hospital label here Measure Lactate Result: Time taken: Systolic BP less than 90, or MAP less than 65, or Lactate greater than 2, or other evidence of organ dysfunction Creat greater than 177, Bil greater than 34, Plt less than 100, INR greater than 1.5. Urine output less than 0.5 ml/kg/hour, SpO 2 less than 90% IF NO Sepsis. Investigate, treat and monitor closely. Restart assessment if IF YES Severe Sepsis (mortality rate ~ 35% Inform Consultant/Senior Doctor Time Severe Sepsis Identified Complete tasks 1 100% Oxygen 2 IV fluid bolus 3 Blood cultures 4 IV antibiotics 5 6 Lactate + bloods Monitor urine output Give 15l/min via facemask with reservoir bag unless oxygen restriction necessary (e.g. in chronic CO2 retention aim for an SaO2 of 88-92%) Give a 500mL 100mL bolus of Hartmann s. Larger bolus may be required e.g. if systolic BP less than 90 or lactate greater than 4, consider 1500-2000ml Take as per Trust guidelines. Culture other sites as clinically indicated e.g. sputum, wound swabs, etc. Use Trust antibiotic guidelines. Prescribe first dose on the front of the drug chart. Document target time ( to be given by time) in drug chart and inform nursing staff. Delay in administration causes mortality. Lactate on arterial or venous sample. Also request FBC, U&E, LFT, clotting (INR and APTT) and glucose if not yet done. Consider blood transfusion if Hb less than 7 (or above this with co morbidities) Consider Catheter. Monitor output hourly. Dip urine and send MSU/CSU Fluid balance chart YES / NO Catheter YES / NO Repeat lactate. Ensure urgently reviewed by senior Doctor Contact relevant specialty team to ensure source control e.g. surgeons and consider contacting Acute Care Response Team Time Done Reason not done Continue overleaf 5 of 8

Post Take Consultant Ward Round Notes CONSULTANT: DATE: TIME: REVIEW OF HISTORY/EXAMINATION: RELEVANT INVESTIGATION RESULTS: ECG : CXR URINALYSIS OTHERS 6 of 8

DIAGNOSIS LIST: PLAN: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) SIGNED: NAME: GRADE: DATE/TIME: Jobs booked COUNTERSIGNED BY CONSULTANT: NAME: BLEEP: Results seen Estimated Date Discharge 4-7 Days >1 Week PREFERRED WARD HOME ANY SSU AMU ACU GI RESUSCITATION STATUS FOR NOT FOR ENDO HAEM CARDIO CEILING OF CARE..................................... STROKE DOME RESP 7 of 8

Blood Results DATE Time Hb MCV Plat WBC N/L INR / PTR APTT CRP Na K Creat Urea Gluc TP Alb AST GGT Bil ALP Ca PO TROP D-Dimer TSH Cholest Ferritin B12 Folate CK Amylase Date Time FiO2 NIV setting ph po2 pco2 HCO3- BE Lac SpO2 Outcome Of MDT DAY 1 DAY 2 ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES URINALYSIS Leucocytes..... Nitrites......... Blood.......... Protein......... NAD MICROBIOLOGY RESULTS Date Specimen Result/Sensitivities Dementia Checklist Completed Yes No 8 of 8