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Patient Progress Notes

Date: 4/1/25 Seen by: C/S/B — General Medicine PG (Postgraduate resident)

Assessment (Δˢˢ):

  • Erosive Gastritis (peptic — crossed out/amended)
  • RUT +ve — Rapid Urease Test positive (indicating H. pylori infection)

Treatment Plan (Rx):

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1IVF200 DNS + 205% D (DNS = Dextrose Normal Saline; D5 = 5% Dextrose) @ 75 ml/hr
2Inj. Pan 40 mgPantoprazole 40 mg IV BD (twice daily) — proton pump inhibitor
3Inj. Zofer 4 mgOndansetron 4 mg IV TID (three times daily) — antiemetic
4H.P. KitHelicobacter pylori eradication kit — as per strip, PO BD (oral, twice daily)
5Syp. Sucral-O 10 mlSucralfate oral suspension 10 ml PO TID — mucosal protectant

Follow-up Note (4/1/25 — 5 PM):

  • C/O/S — Gen Med: Need PG on duty
  • Δˢˢ: Erosive Gastritis + RUT +ve
  • No fresh complaints
  • Vitals stable
  • Signed: Dr. C.S.T.

Clinical Summary

This patient has erosive gastritis with a positive RUT, confirming H. pylori infection. The management follows standard protocol:
  • IV Pantoprazole — acid suppression to allow mucosal healing
  • H.P. Kit — standard triple/quadruple therapy for H. pylori eradication (typically includes clarithromycin, amoxicillin, and a PPI)
  • Ondansetron — symptom control for nausea/vomiting
  • Sucralfate — mucosal cytoprotection
  • IV fluids — hydration support
The evening review confirmed no deterioration, stable vitals, and no new complaints — indicating a satisfactory initial response to treatment.
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