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Okay, now that we're bummed out...

I think you meant 13,330 in your post. :)

I was surprised how little I walk on my visits. I typically show up between 4-5p. It usually takes until 9:00 or so to do 10,000 steps in-park. Just think: all the time you spend eating, drinking, watching shows, and standing in line do NOT add to steps. The two times that I see a substantial jump are walking to and from the car and to or from Soak City.

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I'm aware of what Freedom's Call Celebration (formerly Freedom's Call Tattoo) is about. The radio station I listen to in the car (K99.1FM) is heavily involved with it, so they only advertise it umpteen times a day. :P

I'm also aware of what epistaxis is. It's not fun. (For those that are wondering, it's medical lingo for a nosebleed.)

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I've actually never been to Freedom's Call, and this year won't become the first time for me as my car is low on gas and I can't afford to fill up until next Thursday. (Which, incidentally, rules out any trips to KI over the next week.)

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Now to really throw you off..Lets see you have fun decoding this & be a bit of a medic..My impression copied down that I had to toss to the doc today when I brought him in on a power stretcher

90 y/o M w/ cco epistaxis from fall. No LOC, A&O x 3. Allergies: PCN & Prednisone. No acute distress. PE: Eyes PERL 2mm, Cardio: s1, s2, s3 heard, Pulm: Heard, bilat, equal. PMHx: HTN, DB-1. Medications: Statin, HCTZ, Lantus, Amox, ASA 81mg, MVT, OM3. No history of -Coag, bleeding.

Consult w/ EENT

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90-year-old male with ??? nosebleed from fall. No loss of consciousness, alert and oriented times three (who he is, what happened, where he is, and/or when it is; I've usually seen it as times four). Allergies: ??? and Prednisome (I assume a drug name). No acute distress. ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? ????? No history of -Coagulation, bleeding.

Consult with ??? ear, nose, and throat doctor.

That's the best I can do. :P

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Now to really throw you off..Lets see you have fun decoding this & be a bit of a medic..My impression copied down that I had to toss to the doc today when I brought him in on a power stretcher

90 y/o M w/ cco epistaxis from fall. No LOC, A&O x 3. Allergies: PCN & Prednisone. No acute distress. PE: Eyes PERL 2mm, Cardio: s1, s2, s3 heard, Pulm: Heard, bilat, equal. PMHx: HTN, DB-1. Medications: Statin, HCTZ, Lantus, Amox, ASA 81mg, MVT, OM3. No history of -Coag, bleeding.

Consult w/ EENT

In simple terms.

90 year old male pt with nosebleed from fall. No loss of conciousness, is alert to person, place, time. Allergies to Penicillin & Prednisone (Type of Steroid). No acute distress (nothing life threatening). PE (physical examination). Eyes PERL (Pupils Equal/Reactive to Light) and are 2mm in size, Cardio (heart) s1-s3 are heart sounds. S1/2 are your normal lub-dub deal. S3 is heard if the heart is contracting but not fully filled usually, can be other things. PmHX (Past Medical History), HTN (Hypertension), and DB-1 (Diabetes, Insulin Dependent Type 1). Meds, on Statins are used to lower Cholesterol like Atorvastatin (Lipitor) or Simastatin (Zocor), notice the Statin. HTCZ is a BP controlling med/diuretic to lower BP and reduce cardiac output. Lantus is a Diabetic Med for Insulin Dependent Diabetics, Amoxicillin (Antibiotic), ASA 81mg (Baby Aspirin), MVT (Multivitamin), OM3 (Omega 3 Fish Oil). No History of -Coag (Anticoagulant Drug Therapy) or bleeding (bleeding disorders (think of Hemophilia).

Result consult w/ EENT (Eyes, Ears, Nose, Throat)

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