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Checkup done by: SR 'Oxyura', RN
Checkup done on: LP 'Oasis'
Checkup Information:
Patient data
Eyes were healthy and unaffected, and vision was ideal.
Patient responded without hearing obstruction.
Reflex testing on joints returned optimal results, and patient was fully alert.
Patient had minor bruises and abrasions as result of a fall from a potentially concerning height.
Breathing was quickened, but oxygen was not depleted after oxygen mask treatment
Blood pressure was slightly heightened, but not abnormal.
Heart rate was very quickened as a response to the incident involving the fall
Body temperature was normal
Actions taken:
Patient had a few extra tests conducted on him. These were as follows:
Blood draw and testing
X-ray and MRI scan
EKG and EEG to track vitals and brain activity
The only irregularity besides heightened heart rate and breathing was the presence of very minor nerve damage in the thalamus region of the brain.
Things to look out for
Use an MRI to look for an increase in the scope or severity of damage to the thalamus or surrounding regions of the brain. Look for any symptoms of damage to the thalamus in the brain. These can include:
Amnesia
Issues with sensory processing
Chronic pain
Loss of interest (apathy)
Lack of ability to understand or speak language
More severe symptoms include:
Sleep disorders
Coma
Jumbled words or meaningless speech (thalamic aphasia)
Vision problems
etc.
IMPORTANT:If any new symptoms appear, treat them with care and urgency.
