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NICU Discharge Summary
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INPATIENT NICU DISCHARGE SUMMARY Admitting Physician: [Name] Discharging Physician: [Name] Discharge Diagnosis: (hyphenated list) - [Primary diagnosis] - [Secondary diagnosis (if any)] MATERNAL & PREGNANCY HISTORY: (hyphenated list) - Maternal demographics: [Age, Gravida/Para] - Pregnancy complications: [e.g., complication, date/intervention] - Maternal medications: - [Medication name, dose, route, timing] - [Additional medication details] - Gestational diabetes: [Yes/No; details if yes] - PIH (pregnancy‐induced hypertension): [Yes/No] - GBS status: [Positive/Negative; date if tested] - Serologies: - Rubella: [immune/non‐immune; vaccine date if applicable] - HIV: [status] - Hepatitis B: [status] - Syphilis: [status] - Chlamydia/Gonorrhea: [status] - Blood type and antibody screen: [Type, result] LABOUR & DELIVERY HISTORY: (hyphenated list) - Delivery method: [e.g., SVD, C‐section (type) and indication] - Date and time of birth: [MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM AM/PM] - Rupture of membranes: [spontaneous/artificial; date/time] - Amniotic fluid: [description] - Resuscitation details: [e.g., suctioning, PPV, CPAP, medications] - APGAR scores: - 1 min: [score] 5 min: [score] 10 min: [score (if recorded)] - Cord blood gases (if obtained): FAMILY & SOCIAL HISTORY: (hyphenated list) - Family history: - [Condition 1]: [relation and details] - [Condition 2]: [relation and details] - Social history: [e.g., household environment, exposures, substance use] CLINICAL COURSE AT [Facility Name]: (hyphenated list) - Respiratory: [support provided, settings, weaning details, current status] - Cardiovascular: [hemodynamics, murmurs, inotropes if any] - Gastrointestinal/Nutrition: [feeding method, volumes, tolerance, labs] - Neurological: [tone, activity, seizures if any] - Hematology: [stability, transfusions if any] - Infection/Sepsis evaluation: [risk factors, cultures, antibiotics] DISCHARGE EXAM: (hyphenated list) - Newborn parameters: - Birth weight: [g] - Birth length: [cm] - Birth head circumference: [cm] - Discharge weight: [g] - Discharge length: [cm] - Discharge head circumference: [cm] - General: [appearance, behavior] - HEENT: [head shape, fontanelles, ears, palate, red reflex] - Respiratory: [support at exam, auscultation findings] - Cardiovascular: [heart sounds, murmurs, perfusion, pulses] - Abdomen: [softness, distension, bowel sounds, umbilical cord] - Genitourinary: [external genitalia, patency] - Skin: [color, rashes, lesions] - Musculoskeletal: [hip/Ortolani, spine, extremities] - Neurological: [tone, reflexes, movements] INVESTIGATIONS: (hyphenated list) - Imaging: - Laboratory studies: ASSESSMENT AND PLAN: (in paragraphs and hyphenated list) [Brief narrative summary of current status, diagnoses, and hospital course.] Plan: - [Intervention or monitoring item #1] - [Intervention or monitoring item #2] - [Intervention or monitoring item #3] - Screening: - Hearing screen: [completed/pending] - Newborn metabolic screen: [completed/pending] - [Other screening or vaccination status] FOLLOW UP: (hyphenated list) - Primary Care Provider: [Name/arrangement] - Specialty follow‐up: [e.g., cardiology at # wks] - Additional recommendations: [e.g., feeding support, home oxygen prep]
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Dr. Priya Nair
Pediatrician, Singapore
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