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Lung Mass Evaluation Medical Note Template

The lung mass evaluation MedicalTemplate is suitable for any health care provider that evaluates patients with lung masses and potential lung cancer.   

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Lung Mass Evaluation MRN Allergies Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide Date Chief complaint/Reason for consult Start time Stop time Medications History of present illness Occupational History ‰Dyspnea ‰Travel to areas with endemic TB or exposure to TB (incarceration or institutionalization) ‰Cough (new or worse) ‰Exposure to chronic second hand smoke ‰Decreased appetite ‰History of chemotherapy or immunosuppressive disease ‰Weight loss ‰Travel to areas with endemic fungi or flukes (i.e., histoplasma, cryptococcus, paragonimiasis) ‰Hemoptysis ‰Inorganic dusts i.e., quarries, sandblasting, cement, welding, plumbing, shipyard work, firefighter ‰Fatigue, weakness ‰Organic dusts i.e., farming, building inspection, remodeling, handling vegetable matter or animals ‰Pain ‰Fumes i.e., spray painting, autobody work, working with dyes or glues, manufacturing plastic ‰Fever, chills, nightsweats ‰ Malignancy ‰ Adrenal ‰ Colon ‰ Melanoma ‰ Renal cell ‰ Thyroid ‰ Breast ‰ Lung ‰ Prostate ‰ Testicular ‰ Other Review of Systems See HPI WNL Social History ‰ Tobacco use ____ Packs x ____ Yrs ‰ Quit Daily, occasional and ex-smokers are more likely to be hazardous drinkers ‰ Alcohol use ______ Drinks per ‰ day ‰ week Hazardous drinking NIAAA (National Institute on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse guidelines) Men > 14 drinks per week OR > 4 drinks per day Women > 7 drinks per week OR >3 drinks per day ‰ Recreational drug use ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ ‰‰ Notes Constitutional Eyes ENT/mouth Resp CV GI GU Musc Skin/breasts Neuro Endo Heme/lymph Allergy/Immun Psych Fatigue, malaise, change in appetite Vision changes, new pain, scotomas Nose bleeds, dental Caries, dental abscesses, jaw pain Phlegm, wheeze, witnessed apnea, excessive daytime sleepiness Chest pain, diaphoresis, ankle edema, PND, syncope Emesis, dysphagia, GERD, abdominal pain, diarrhea, melena Change in urinary habits, hematuria, dysuria Myalgias, recent trauma, bony fractures, arthralgias, joint swelling or redness Rashes, new masses or skin lesions, increased sensitivity to sun exposure Headache, Paresthesias, Muscle weakness, difficulty with speech, seizures, tremor Hair loss, polydipsia, polyuria, gynecomastia Bleeding gums, unusual bruising, swollen lymph nodes Sinus probs, recurrent infections, anaphylaxis Mood changes, agitation, psychosis, delirium, dementia Family Medical History ‰ AV Malformations ‰ RA ‰ Sarcoidosis ‰ Scleroderma ‰ Tuberculosis ‰ Malignancy ‰ Breast ‰ Colon ‰ Lung ‰ Melanoma ‰ Prostate ‰ Renal cell ‰ Testicular ‰ Thyroid ‰ Other Past Medical and Surgical History ‰ Asthma ‰ Cerebral Artery Disease ‰ Bronchiectasis ‰ Congestive Heart Failure ‰ COPD ‰ Coronary Artery Disease ‰ COP (BOOP) ‰ Diabetes ‰ Cystic Fibrosis ‰ GERD ‰ Histiocytosis ‰ Hepatic Dysfunction ‰ Tuberculosis ‰ HIV/AIDS ‰ PAH ‰ Hypertension ‰ Sarcoidosis ‰ Inflam bowel disease ‰ Tuberculosis ‰ AVMs Surgeries ‰ Neuromuscular weakness ‰ Occupational exposures ‰ Peripheral Artery Disease ‰ Scleroderma ‰ Seizure Disorder ‰ Sjogren ‰ Renal Dysfunction ‰ Rheumatoid arthritis ‰ Thrombotic Disease ‰ Thyroid Disease Tests Performed ‰ Chemotherapy ‰ Colonoscopy ‰ ECHO/Stress Test ‰ Mammogram ‰ PFTs ‰ PapSmear ‰ Prior Intubations ‰ Radiation exposure ‰ Sleep Study ‰ Steroid use İMB and RR 2006, 2007 Revised 24April07 Lung Mass Evaluation Vitals ___________ Height ___________ Weight ___________ Temperature ___________ BP Sitting ___________ BP Standing Sats Rest _____ Pulse _____ Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide Exam ✔ ‰ Checked box indicates findings are within normal limits General ENT Exercise 50 feet _____ 100 feet _____ _____ _____ ‰ Alert ‰ Nasal mucosa ‰ Dentition ‰ Oropharynx Mallampati ‰I ‰II ‰III ‰IV Neck ‰ Normal to palpation ‰ Thyroid ‰ No JVD Resp ‰ Clear to auscultation ‰ Dullness to percussion ‰No respiratory distress ‰No chest wall defects ‰ Decreased fremitus ‰ Bronchial breath sounds CV ‰ Clear S1 S2 ‰ No murmur ‰ No gallop ‰No rub ‰ Peripheral pulses ‰ No peripheral edema GI ‰No palpable masses ‰ Liver and spleen not palpable ‰ No hepatojugular reflux Lymph ‰ No lymphadenopathy Musc ‰Tone ‰ Gait Extrem ‰ No clubbing ‰ No cyanosis Skin ‰ No rashes, ecchymoses, nodules, ulcers Neuro ‰ Oriented ‰Affect Glasgow Coma Score E____ V____ M____ APACHE II Score ____ Impression and Plan Labs/Tests Labs reviewed ‰Biopsies ‰Lung ‰Bronchial ‰Lymph node ‰Sputum cytology ‰CT/Chest ‰PET scan Patient needs ‰CXR (PA and lateral) ‰CT of chest ‰With contrast ‰Without contrast ‰ With high resolution images ‰PET scan ‰Bronchoscopy ‰With fluoroscopy ‰MRI ‰Pulmonary Function Test ‰ECHO ‰Smoking cessation aids Labs ‰Sputum cultures ‰Routine ‰Fungal ‰AFB ‰Nocardia, Actinomyces ‰PT, PTT, INR ‰CBC ‰BMP ‰CMP ‰Sputum cytology ‰Other ‰PPD ‰Pneumococcal vaccine ‰Influenza vaccine ‰Patient has completed advanced health care directivesœ47 Code Status ‰Full code ‰Do Not Attempt Resuscitation Signature cc HCPOA is İMB and RR 2006, 2007 Revised16 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Lung Masses

The discovery of a lung mass provokes great fear, because this discovery may be the first sign of lung cancer or other cancer. Because of the risk of cancer, a thorough and timely evaluation of a lung mass is imperative.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states, ”More people die from lung cancer than any other type of cancer. This is true for both men and women. In 2003 (the most recent year for which statistics are currently available), lung cancer accounted for more deaths than breast cancer, prostate cancer, and colon cancer combined.”

In 2003 nearly 200,000 people were diagnosed with lung cancer. In that same year, 160,000 died from lung cancer. The treatment for lung cancer is not very effective, unless detected and treated in the earliest, often asymptomatic, stages.

Not all lung masses are due to cancer. Lung masses can develop as a result of infection, primarily tuberculous and fungal infections. Other disease processes associated with lung masses include rheumatoid arthritis, sarcoidosis, silicosis, and arteriovenous malformations.

Questions relating to smoking history, drug abuse, and alcohol abuse are standard in MedicalTemplates. These questions have increased importance in the evaluation of patients with lung masses. Patients who smoke are at 10-20 times more likely to develop lung cancer, and many other cancers (i.e., gastric, pancreatic, cervical, larynx, esophagus and colon cancer) are also related to smoking.

E & M Documentation Template

The lung mass evaluation MedicalTemplate contains prompters and space for all the required elements for a E&M encounter.  

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