back pain
TRANSCRIPT
-
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