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Carmen Delgado Sanz

+15555010101 Patient record

Assessment available Decompensated heart failure Started 12 Sep · 11:13

High riskClinical summary

The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. However, there is a history of significant weight gain and missed diuretic doses, which raises concern. Continued monitoring is advised due to the previous high-risk classification.

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Question planner11:13:35
Result recorded
5 question(s) planned
These questions focus on the patient's medication adherence, current weight, and any worsening symptoms related to heart failure. They are designed to assess the patient's stability and identify any urgent issues that may require immediate attention.
Red flags screened
Severe shortness of breath, Rapid weight gain, Increased swelling in legs or abdomen
- Hello Carmen, how are you feeling today?
- Have you been able to take your diuretic medication as prescribed?
- What is your current weight?
- Are you experiencing any new swelling in your legs or abdomen?
- Are you having any trouble breathing, especially when lying down?
Trend analyst11:13:37
Result recorded
Worsening
The patient experienced a significant weight gain of 25 kilograms and missed a diuretic dose in Call 3, indicating a worsening condition compared to the stable status in Call 1. Although the most recent call indicates improvement, the prior deterioration is notable.
Trajectory
Worsening
Gradual deterioration
Detected
- significant weight gain
- missed diuretic dose
Clinical analyst11:13:39
Result recorded
Risk Medium, worsening False
The patient reports feeling better overall with an occasional mild cough that is improving. However, there is a history of significant weight gain and missed diuretic doses, which raises concern. Continued monitoring is advised due to the previous high-risk classification.
Safety reviewer11:13:40
Result recorded
Challenge upheld: High
The patient's report of a cough, even if mild and improving, combined with her history of significant weight gain and missed diuretic doses, indicates a potential deterioration in her condition that warrants a higher risk classification.
Risk raised by verified safety review
Clinical handover11:13:42
Result recorded
Continue routine follow-up and monitor for any further changes in symptoms or weight. Consider scheduling a review within the next week.
Currently, the patient reports feeling better with an occasional mild cough that is improving. However, her previous weight gain and missed medication raise ongoing concerns.
Situation
Carmen Delgado Sanz is being flagged due to her history of decompensated heart failure and recent follow-up indicating worsening symptoms.
Background
The patient was discharged 15 days ago with a high-risk classification and reported significant weight gain and missed diuretic doses during the last follow-up call.
Assessment
Currently, the patient reports feeling better with an occasional mild cough that is improving. However, her previous weight gain and missed medication raise ongoing concerns.
Recommendation
Continue routine follow-up and monitor for any further changes in symptoms or weight. Consider scheduling a review within the next week.
Follow-up scheduler11:13:43
Result recorded
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The patient is at high risk with worsening symptoms, necessitating immediate follow-up to monitor their condition closely.