Tramadol's Medical Records Summary

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A review of his medical records indicates that on 7/5/16 he was hospitalized and admitted to SLMC for hematuria and urinary retention. Other medical history includes congenital heart defect, hyperlipidemia, COPD, osteoarthritis and Parkinson's disease.

At todays visit he is found in his room at palm garden SNF lying in bed. He is awake, alert and oriented. He reports that he has nausea and was given his Zofran. He complains of neck pain and knee pain that he describes as constant, dull and achy, it is a 4/10 in severity. His pain does not radiate. He states “when I take my pain mediation it takes my pain away”. Review of his medication records indicates a pain regimen of Tramadol 50mg PO BID and Percocet 5/325mg PO q 4 hrs PRN, he takes an

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