This document provides guidance on how to conduct a thorough history taking for cardiac cases. It outlines the key areas of inquiry including: presenting complaints, history of present illness, risk factors, past medical history, family history, medications, lifestyle habits, functional status and expected diagnosis. For each complaint such as chest pain, breathlessness or palpitations, it lists the important questions to ask to fully characterize the symptom. The goal is to obtain a comprehensive history to inform the diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan.
20. Personal / family History
Exercise
Smoking
Alcohol
Marital Status
Kids
Socioeconomic Bracket
21. Pace Makers
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1 Lead or 2 Leads
Syncope
Pus discharge from pocket - I/v Drugs Antibiotics
Pace Maker follow up trouble shooting
Threshold
Sensing not possible in demand mode
Anticoagulation (AF + Pacing)
28. Diagnosis Expected
Patient is a case of Coronary Artery Disease having
RATAFICATION
Angina CCS II and breathlessness NYHA Class II
SIR
With no clinical evidence of LV de-compensation
IHD ka Case ha
And has Functional disability Class II/IV
Meriting Coronary evaluation and possible
Intervention
29. Diagnosis Expected
Patient is a case RATAFICATION
of Post Rehumatic Mitral Valve
Disease with predominant Mitral Stenosis
SIR
complicated by severe Pulmonary hypertension;
RHD ha sath MS aur AR ha
In Sinus rhythm With compensated heart with no
clinical stigmata of Infective endocarditis
And has Functional disability Class II/IV
30. Diagnosis Expected
Patient is a case of Post Rehumatic Mitral Valve
Disease with predominant Mitral Stenosis
complicated by severe Pulmonary hypertension;
Decompensated by Atrial Fibrillation but there are no
clinical stigmata of Infective endocarditis
And has Functional disability Class III/IV
Meriting intervention