Dr Brown
Heartburgh Surgery
Heartburgh CHI: 0106390077
Bill Downe UHPI:
Purkinje Road DOB: 01/06/1939
Heartburgh
Ward: 43
Consultant:
Dr Jones Speciality: Department of Medicine
Admission date: 14/06/2013
Date of discharge: 02/07/2013
Your patient was admitted with a 6 week history of worsening breathlessness and chest tightness.
Principal Diagnosis/Procedure: Exacerbation of CCF, pleural effusions and chest infection.
Background: COPD IHD, Chronic kidney disease (CKD)
Treatment: Future investigations and follow up: No formal plans for follow up by hospital team. Please repeat U&E’s 7 days post discharge.
Changes to drugs since admission Previous adverse drug reactions: Penicillin – Rash
Discharge medications: Bisoprolol 5mgs Daily long term, Furosemide 120mgs twice daily long term, Digoxin 62.5mcgs daily long term, Ramipril 5 mgs daily long term, Spironolactone 25mgs daily long term, Salbutamol Inhaler as required, Terbutaline Inhaler 2 puffs twice daily long term, Isosorbide Mononitrate 20mgs Twice daily long term, Simvastatin 40mgs daily long term.
Should you need any further information please call Dr Jones team, ward 43.
Information contained in this letter has been discussed with patient/carer.
Many thanks.
Pulse point
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