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SOAP NOTE RUBRIC
Criteria Points Competent Need Improvement Not Acceptable
Score
Subjective (35 points) Provides complete, concise, and accurate information, which is well organized and easy to understand.
Provides most of the pertinent information, but is not well organized and/or is slightly challenging to understand. May be missing pertinent negative information (e.g., patient denies…).
Limited or no summary of pertinent information, is organized poorly, contains inaccurate information, and/or is difficult to understand.
Chief complaint 5 5 3 1 HPI 10 10 8 6 Relevant PMH & FH 5 5 3 1 ROS 10 10 8 6 Currents: Allergies, Meds/OTCs, Tobacco, Immunizations, Diet, Exercise, Sleep
5 5 3 1
Objective (40 points) Provides complete, concise, and accurate information, which is well organized and easy to understand.
Provides most of the pertinent information, but is not well organized and/or is slightly challenging to understand. May be missing pertinent negative information (e.g., patient denies)
Limited or no summary of pertinent information, is organized poorly, contains inaccurate information, and/or is difficult to understand.
General survey (Describe the state of the patient at the time of the examination)
10 10 8 6
Vital signs Height, Weight, BMI
10 10 8 6
Physical exam-systematic, organized and thorough and related to the reason of the visit
20 20 18 16
Diagnosis/ Differentials Diagnosis (10 points)
Main diagnosis/ Differentials Diagnosis is supported by the objective and subjective assessment and rationale for choosing the
Main diagnosis/ Differentials Diagnosis is supported by the objective and subjective assessment but the rationale for choosing the diagnosis is not
Main diagnosis/ Differentials Diagnosis is not supported by the objective and subjective assessment and the rationale for choosing the
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diagnosis is supported by the evidence
supported by the evidence
diagnosis is not supported by the evidence
Diagnosis/(Assessment) 5 5 3 1 List of differentials supported by S+O findings (5 points) Must provide 3 differential diagnoses with one citation for each diagnosis.
5 5 3 1
Plan of care (10 Points) Complete and appropriate plan for the main problem and other active problems. Includes pharmacologic and/or non- pharmacologic and/or complete sig components.
Mostly complete and appropriate plan for the main problem and other active problems. May be missing appropriate non-pharmacologic treatments and/or sig components.
Missing or inappropriate treatment plan for the main problem and other active problems.
Diagnostic tests/therapies/medications
5 5 3 1
Follow-up/Pt. Education and Health Promotion
5 5 3 1
References (5 Points) Provides a complete and appropriate list of references that are in APA format.
References listed are appropriate (i.e. guidelines or primary), but not complete and some may be missing. Not APA formatted.
References missing or very limited. References listed are inappropriate (i.e. tertiary) and/or not relevant.
References 5 5 3 1 Total 100
Comment:
SoapNoteConstipatiion..docx
Patient Initials: RH |
Pt. Encounter Number: 2-5 |
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Date: 1/15/2025 |
Age: 81 y.o |
Sex: Male |
Allergies: NKA Advanced Directives: On File
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SUBJECTIVE |
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CC: “I have abdominal pain and bloating, my abdomen feels tight, and I haven’t had a bowel movements for 7 days. I feels nauseous and I have vomited.” |
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HPI: 81 y/o Male with Hx of HTN, achalasia, dementia and chronic constipation. Patient presents with constipation with colonic dilation and cecal pneumatosis. Reports bloating and abdominal discomfort. No significant rectal bleeding or weight loss. On 1/14 RRT called due to hypotension and concerns for evolving sepsis.
Onset: 7 days ago Location: 4 ABD Quadrants Duration: Continuous Characteristics: Burning, Sharp Pain Aggravating Factors: Eating. Laying Flat Relieving Factors: Eating small, simple seasoning meals. Antacids. Treatment: CT ABD Scan STAT ordered, Surgical team on board, labs CBC, BMP, Aptt, PT/INR, blood cx. Close monitoring in ICU.
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Current Medications:
Insulin, Pulmicort, Donepezil, Memantine, Trazadone, Labetalol, Pantoprazole, TPN, Lipids.
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PMH: HTN, Achalasia Dementia, Chronic- constipation
Medication Intolerances: None
Chronic Illnesses/Major traumas: HTN, IDDM, Dementia, Constipation
Screening Hx/Immunizations Hx: Up to Date, Influenza and Pneumococcal.
Hospitalizations/Surgeries:
1/9 s/p initial Exploratory Laparotomy, decompression of colon, loop transverse colostomy, and placement of gastrostomy tube.
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Family History: Father-61 years old died from Pneumonia. Mother-76 years old died from Asthma and HTN. |
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Social History:
Patient comes from nursing home. Denies Tabacco, alcohol or drug use in the past. Ambulatory assist, requires a walker. Fall precautions in place. |
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ROS |
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General
AAOx2, appears in discomfort, multimodal pain control due to distention and bloating. |
Cardiovascular
· Hemodynamic monitoring and management. · Titrate pressors to maintain MAP >65. · Levophed at 4 mcg, wean as tolerated. · Will place Arterial Line for invasive BP monitoring.
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Skin
Pale, Cold and Dry. |
Respiratory
· Pt continues Ertapenem for resistant Klebsiella PNA in blood · Maintain SpO2 >92 %. · Continue pulmonary toilet · Encourage use of I/S |
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Eyes
Denies visual loss, blurred vision, or double vision. Denies history of cataracts or glaucoma. Uses glasses. |
Gastrointestinal
· NPO Status · Continue TPN, Lipids · Gi Px: Protonix · Continue ostomy care, monitor output · General Surgery Following. |
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Ears
History of otitis externa. Denies recent infections, ear pain, or tinnitus. Hard of hearing. |
Genitourinary/Gynecological
No acute issues: Denies urinary urgency, frequency, dysuria, odorous urine, suprapubic pain. · Continue monitoring of renal function, I/O, and electrolytes. Replace PRN. |
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Nose/Mouth/Throat
Denies nasal pain, drainage, congestion, or other sinus issues. Denies throat pain or swelling. |
Musculoskeletal
ROM limited. Denies muscle pain. · PT/OT ordered · OOB to Chair
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Breast
Denies discharge, tenderness. No palpable mass during exam. |
Neurological
Awake and Alert. Hx of dementia. Continue Donepezil, Memantine, Trazadone. |
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Heme/Lymph/Endo
· Insulin sliding Scale- for Blood Glucose <180 · Afebrile, leukocytosis · Pt continues Ertapenem for resistant Klebsiella PNA in blood. · ID Following |
Psychiatric
Calm and cooperative. |
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OBJECTIVE |
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Weight 133 lbs BMI 22.86 |
Temp 96.1 |
BP 108/54 |
Height 5’4” |
Pulse 84 |
Resp 17 |
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION |
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General Appearance Patient with normal appearance. Currently sleeping, easy to arouse. Weakness, fatigue, weight loss. No distress noted. Denies pain or discomfort at the moment. |
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Skin Skin is intact, warm, dry, and adequate color. Normal skin turgor. Capillary refills < 3 seconds.
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HEENT Head in normocephalic/atraumatic. Visual field full by confrontation. Conjunctiva pink, sclera white. Pupils 3 mm equally, round react to light and accommodation. EOM intact. No nose discharged noted. Fontal sinuses non-tender to palpation. No bleeding gum noted. Buccal mucosa dry, pink, and intact. Uvula midline, no exudate noted. No JVD noted. |
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Cardiovascular Currently NSR. No murmurs noted upon auscultation. Denies Chest Pain. |
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Respiratory Clear to auscultation bilaterally. Saturation 99-100 % on NC 4 L. |
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Gastrointestinal Abdomen hard, rounded, distended, tender to palpation, hypoactive bowel sounds noted. Right abdominal colostomy w/ stool output and pink stoma. PGJ tube in place. Midline incision with staples noted, open to air, no drainage.
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Breast No lumps noted on palpation. Symmetrical. |
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Genitourinary No inguinal Hernias or CVA tenderness. Urine clear and yellow. Monitor I/O. |
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Musculoskeletal Pain with ambulation. Weaknesses. Limited ROM. No cyanosis or pedal edema. |
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Neurological AAOx2, self and place, partially to situation, disoriented to time. Speech clear, forgetful. Following commands. Able to move all extremities equally. Weakness BL upper and Lower extremities. Denies headache or dizziness. |
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Psychiatric Patient with noted depression and light anxiety. |
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Lab Tests: CBC, BMP, Aptt, PT/INR, blood cx |
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Special Tests: Surgical Consult, CT ABD w/o contrast, Xray-ABD (KUB) |
Diagnosis |
· Primary Diagnosis- Constipation, Achalasia.
o Differential Diagnoses : Colon perforation, Acute colonic Pseudo Obstruction, Ischemic Colitis. Sepsis.
o Plan: CT ABD w/o Contrast STAT, Chest Xray, Labs including Blood cultures Medication: Continue Invanz, Levophed Education: NPO status, Incentive Spirometer use. Will place A-Line for invasive BP monitoring, Strict I/O · Referrals: Surgical Consult on board, ID Following. PT/OT Follow-up for new cultures and CT scan STAT and general surgery recommendations.
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