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encid: 100-1-2name: enc100-1-2counter:2status:1reason: The patient visited us for a follow-up and evaluation of his clinical course of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
patient: pat100
patient_link:"[[pat100.patient]]"consultation_link:clinical_case_link:"[[cc100-1.clincase]]"banner:"![[_System/Banners/patient_encounter_banner.jpg]]"created_at:2024-08-13T22:26:33+03:00updated_at:2025-07-18T16:53:42+03:00banner_y:0.26255weight:80weight_unit: kgr
height:175height_unit: cm
posture_gait: The patient exhibits a somewhat kyphotic posture, likely due to chronic dyspnea and the effort to breathe more easily.
iscooperative:truemood: ANXIOUS
skin: Dryness and redness of the cheeks.
head:breast:resp: Dyspnea on exertion, chronic productive cough, wheezing.
cardio: Feeling of fatigue, occasional chest tightness, no history of angina or lower limb edema.
gastro:urin:genital:periph: Mild ankle edema, without other abnormalities.
musc:neuro:hemo:endo:systolic:139diastolic:85pulse_rate:78resp_rate:18temp:36.8temp_unit: °C
spo2:94vitals_notes:""chief_complaint: Dyspnea on exertion
other_symptoms:|-
Cough with sputum production (primarily in the morning)
Wheezing
Fatigue
Occasional chest tightness
disease_course: The patient reports slight improvement in symptoms after starting treatment, although dyspnea on exertion persists. The cough is less severe but productive sputum remains in the morning. The patient quit smoking three months ago.
instructions:|-
Continue the current therapeutic regimen as prescribed
Maintain pulmonary rehabilitation sessions
Schedule influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations as soon as possible
Avoid exposure to irritants (smoke, pollutants)
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medication:-end_date:""start_date:""drug: Tiotropium (Spiriva)
dosage: 18mcg inhalation capsule
other: Once daily
-drug: Salmeterol/Fluticasone (Seretide)
dosage: 50/500 mcg inhalation powder, blister
other: Twice daily, morning and evening
start_date:""end_date:""communication: The patient reports difficulty speaking, especially during episodes of dyspnea. This worsens when attempting to speak for prolonged periods or during physical exertion.