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4/8/2014 https://www.usmleworld.com/Step2CS/Cs/csstart.aspx https://www.usmleworld.com/Step2CS/Cs/csstart.aspx 1/1 Time Elapsed (min:sec): 28:56 Interactive Pt Notes Print Clinical Skills Evaluation Patient Note HISTORY Patient is a 53yo male that presents with back pain that started 1 week ago while moving a large box. Pain is 8/10 and constant. it gets better when laying down on the bed and gets worse with movemrnt.Ut radiates to the left thigh and left leg. no fever,chest pain sob, weight loss. PMH: none PSH: none allergies: penicillins gives rash family: father died of heart attack Sh: smokes 1ppd for 18 years PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Patient is in acute distress due to pain in the lower back vitals: wnl cardio: s1 and s2 normal, rrr. no mummur, gallops Back: Lower back tenderness to palpation, rom is abnormal for flexion, extension and abduction neuro: knee reflex is 4/4 bilateral, sensory is 5/5 bilateral on the both legs lungs: cta bilateral Diagnosis #1: Lumbar strain History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s) back pain tenderness on the lower back moved some heavy boxes 1 week ago construction worker Diagnosis #2: disk herniation History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s) back pain tenderness on the lower back radiates to the thigh and leg Diagnosis #3: metastasis carcinoma History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s) h/o smoking for 17 years back pain Diagnostic Study/Studies xr-back mri of the back cbc with differential psa level This copy of the material is licensed to Oluseye Fasanya. Copyright © 2014 All Rights Reserved www.usmleworld.com

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  • 4/8/2014 https://www.usmleworld.com/Step2CS/Cs/csstart.aspx

    https://www.usmleworld.com/Step2CS/Cs/csstart.aspx 1/1

    Time Elapsed (min:sec): 28:56

    Interactive Pt Notes Print

    Clinical Skills EvaluationPatient Note

    HISTORYPatient is a 53yo male that presents with back pain that started 1 week ago whilemoving a large box. Pain is 8/10 and constant. it gets better when laying down on thebed and gets worse with movemrnt.Ut radiates to the left thigh and left leg. nofever,chest pain sob, weight loss. PMH: none PSH: none allergies: penicillins gives rashfamily: father died of heart attack Sh: smokes 1ppd for 18 years

    PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONPatient is in acute distress due to pain in the lower back vitals: wnl cardio: s1 and s2normal, rrr. no mummur, gallops Back: Lower back tenderness to palpation, rom isabnormal for flexion, extension and abduction neuro: knee reflex is 4/4 bilateral,sensory is 5/5 bilateral on the both legs lungs: cta bilateral

    Diagnosis #1: Lumbar strain

    History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s)

    back pain tenderness on the lower back

    moved some heavy boxes 1 week ago

    construction worker

    Diagnosis #2: disk herniation

    History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s)

    back pain tenderness on the lower back

    radiates to the thigh and leg

    Diagnosis #3: metastasis carcinoma

    History Finding(s) Physical Exam Finding(s)

    h/o smoking for 17 years

    back pain

    Diagnostic Study/Studies

    xr-backmri of the backcbc with differentialpsa level

    This copy of the material is licensed to Oluseye Fasanya.Copyright 2014 All Rights Reserved www.usmleworld.com