PWDT-FORM
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TUTORIAL CASE STUDY FOR PWDT©
PHARMACIST WORKUP OF DRUG THERAPY IN PHARMACEUTICAL CARE
Date : Case : Ward : Bed No: Reg. No :
PROBLEM ORIENTED PHARMACIST RECORD Department of Pharmacy Practice Faculty of Pharmacy Universiti Teknologi MARA
2012 Edition Yahaya Hassan©
CASE 1 A.
Patient Description Name
:
Age
:
Reg. No
:
Gender
: Male [ ] Female [ ]
Admission
:
Weight
:
Race
: Malay [ ] Chinese [ ] Indian [ ] Height :
B.
Chief Complaint (CC)
C.
History of present illness (HPI)
D.
Family & Social History
E.
Medical History Interview
HEART PROBLEMS: Chest pain (angina) Past heart attack Heart failure Irregular heartbeat Heart by-pass surgery Rheumatic fever Other: EYES, EARS, NOSE & THROAT Poor vision Poor hearing Glaucoma Sinus problem Bladder disorder Other: GASTROINTESTINAL Heartburn Ulcer Constipation Diverticulitis Liver disease Gallbladder problems Pancreatitis
kg
cm
URINARY/REPRODUCTIVE: Urinary or bladder infection Prostate problems Hysterectomy Chronic yeast infections Kidney disease Dialysis Other: MUSCLES AND BONES Arthritis Gout Back pain Amputation Joint replacement Other: NEUROLOGICAL Headache Seizures or epilepsy Parkinson’s disease Dizziness Past stroke Fainting Depression
Other: DO YOU HAVE: High blood pressure Low blood pressure High cholesterol Diabetes Cancer Anaemia Bleeding disorder Hay fever Sleeping problems Other: DO YOU HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF: High blood pressure Heart disease Diabetes
Anxiety Other: LUNG PROBLEMS Asthma Emphysema Bronchitis Other: DO YOU HAVE OR USE…? Glasses Hearing aid Other: Other:
F.
Medication history F.S.1
Current Prescription Medication Regimen
Name/Dose/Strength/Route
F.S.2
Schedule/ Frequency of Use
Indication
Start Date (and stop date if applicable)
Prescriber
Indication issues, effectiveness, safety, compliance and cost
Current Nonprescription Medication Regimen (OTC, herbal, homeopathic, nutritional, etc)
Name/Dose/Strength/Route
Schedule/ Frequency of Use
Indication
Start Date (and stop date if applicable)
Prescriber
Indication issues, effectiveness, safety, compliance and cost
G. Allergies:
History of allergies:
Yes [ ]
No known allergies [ ]
Are you allergic to any prescription drugs, over-the-counter medication, herbals or food supplements? Yes
No.
If yes, please list the medications and type of allergic reaction experienced:
Are there any medications that you are not allergic but cannot tolerate? [ ] Yes
[ ] No If yes, please list the medications and the reaction experienced:
What environmental allergies do you have?
H. Medication Compliance assessment Base questions on history obtained to this point. Your medication regimen sounds complex and must be hard to follow; How often would you estimate that you miss a dose? ______________________________________________________________________ Everyone has problems with following a medication regimen exactly as written. What are the problems you are having with your regimen? ______________________________________________________________________ Compliance rate : Compliant [ ] Moderate/partial compliant [ ] Noncompliant [ ] I. Social History (Soc.Hs)
Smoking: Do you use tobacco?
Yes
No If yes, what type?
packs/day ________ years.
If no, Never consume [ ] , stopped [√]
17
year(s) ago.
Alcohol : Do you drink alcohol? Chronic alcoholic Yes
No
If yes, what type?
Drinks/day/week.
If no, Never consume [ ] , stopped [ ]
year(s) ago.
Other Drug use : Caffeine intake : Never consumed [ ]
drinks per day , Stopped __ year(s) ago.
Drug/substance abused : Never consumed [] , If yes What type _________________
Routine Diet
Exercise/Recreation
Daily Activities/Timing
J. Risk Assessment/Preventive Measures/Quality of Life Please calculate the 10-year Coronary heart disease (CHD) risk in this patient according to the Modified Framingham Risk Scores For Men and Women (appendix: Table 2) Modified Framingham Risk Scores For Men and Women Male Point total 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 >17
10 year risk (%) 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 16 20 25 >30
Female Point total 25
10 year risk (%) 30
J. Physical examination / laboratory for initial and follow-up. Pharmacologic review of system: Lab investigation
Date Height(cm) Weight(kg) Temp(C°) Bp(mmHg) Pulse(bpm) RR/VENT Peak Flow PH Osat PCO2 HCO LDL HDL TG T.Choles. WBC Hgb Platelet Chest X-ray Echocardio ECG
Date Na+ K+ BUN Creatinine Urine output I/O Uric acid/Mg Ca2 PO4 FBS/RBS BMI LDH CPK INR PT/aPTT TT/FDP BLI Bili ALT/AST Alk Phos Total P/Alb TSH CrCl(ml/min)
General:
___________________________________________
Vital Signs: ___________________________________ _____ KUT:
_____ ___
HEPATIC: _____________________________________ ___ CVS:
__________
____ ________
CHEST: _____________________ _______________________ BLOOD: _____________________________________ _____ ABDO: _____________________________________________ SKIN/MUSCLE: ____________________________________ NEURO/MENTAL: ___________________________________ HEENT: _____________________________________ _____ GIT : ________________________________________ ______
Vital Signs 8/7
9/7
10/7
T (oC) BP (mmHg) HR (beat/min) I/O: Input/Output Balance
Haematology: Complete Blood Count Normal range
8/7
Normal range
WBC
5.2 – 12.4
10^3/uL
Monocyte
3.4 – 9.0
%
RBC
4.7 – 6.1
10^6/uL
Eosinophil
0.0 – 7.0
%
HGB
14 – 18
g/dL
Basophil
0.0 – 1.5
%
HCT
42 – 52
%
Neutrophil #
1.5 – 5.5 10^6u/L
MCV
80 – 94
fL
Lymphocyte#
0.9 – 5.2 10^6u/L
MCH
27 – 31
pg
Monocyte#
0.16 – 1.00 10^6u/L
MCHC
33 – 37
g/dL
Eosinophil#
0.0 – 0.8 10^6u/L
RDW-CV
11.5 – 14.5 %
Basophil
0.0 – 0.2 10^6u/L
Platelets
130 – 400
Lymphocyte
19 – 48
Neutrophils
40 – 74
10^3/uL %
Renal Profile Normal range Na+
136 – 145 mmol/L
K+
3.5 – 5.0 mmol/L
9
%
8/7
Urea
2.5 – 6.7 mmol/L
Creat
53-115 μmol/L
Clcr
50 – 110 ml/min
Cl-
98 – 107 mmol/L
Evaluation of renal function (Please choose at what stage of renal impairment that the patient is having based on your calculated creatinine clearance. Formula is given at the appendix) Stage 1 2 3 4 5
Description Kidney damage with normal or ↑GFR Kidney damage with mild ↓GFR Moderate ↓GFR Severe ↓GFR Kidney failure (ESRD)
GFR ml/min/1.73m2 ≥90 60 – 89 30 – 59 15 – 29
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