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High riskClinical summary
The patient reports feeling better overall but has an occasional mild cough. She is adhering to her prescribed medication. However, the previous symptoms of dysuria, lower back pain, and fever suggest ongoing concerns.
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Question planner11:14:09Result recorded
5 question(s) planned
These questions focus on monitoring the patient's ongoing symptoms and medication adherence, which are critical given the high-risk nature of her condition. The follow-up points address unresolved issues from the previous call, ensuring a thorough assessment of her current health status.
- Red flags screened
- Increased fever or chills, Severe back pain, Nausea or vomiting, Blood in urine
- Hello Rosa, how are you feeling today?
- Have you noticed any changes in your fever or pain?
- Are you still having trouble urinating?
- Have you been able to take your antibiotics as prescribed?
- Do you have any new symptoms or concerns since we last spoke?
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Trend analyst11:14:11Result recorded
Worsening
The second call indicated high risk with worsening symptoms of persistent dysuria, lower back pain, and fever, which suggests a progression of the urinary tract infection. Although the most recent call indicates improvement, the previous call's findings show a clear deterioration before that.
- Trajectory
- Worsening
- Gradual deterioration
- Detected
- persistent dysuria
- lower back pain
- fever
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Clinical analyst11:14:12Result recorded
Risk Medium, worsening True
The patient reports feeling better overall but has an occasional mild cough. She is adhering to her prescribed medication. However, the previous symptoms of dysuria, lower back pain, and fever suggest ongoing concerns.
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Safety reviewer11:14:13Result recorded
Challenge upheld: High
The patient's report of a cough, while improving, does not address the ongoing symptoms of dysuria, lower back pain, and fever, which are concerning for potential complications of the urinary tract infection. The assessment failed to adequately consider these unresolved symptoms.
Risk raised by verified safety review -
Clinical handover11:14:15Result recorded
Schedule a clinical review within 24 hours to reassess her symptoms and consider further intervention if necessary.
Current call indicates a high risk level with a mild cough reported. While the patient feels better overall, the persistence of previous symptoms raises concerns for potential complications.
- Situation
- Rosa Iglesias Pena is being flagged due to ongoing symptoms related to her complicated urinary tract infection, despite reporting overall improvement.
- Background
- She was discharged 17 days ago with a high risk level and persistent symptoms of dysuria, lower back pain, and fever, which warranted reassessment within 24 hours.
- Assessment
- Current call indicates a high risk level with a mild cough reported. While the patient feels better overall, the persistence of previous symptoms raises concerns for potential complications.
- Recommendation
- Schedule a clinical review within 24 hours to reassess her symptoms and consider further intervention if necessary.
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Follow-up scheduler11:14:16Result recorded
Next call in 1 day(s)
The patient is at high risk with worsening symptoms, necessitating a follow-up call within 1 day to monitor her condition closely.
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