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Emily Johnson

27 years old

Female

Provider:

Dr. Linda Martinez

Allergies:

Penicillin (Rash)
Nuts (Anaphylaxis)

Emergency Contact:

Sarah Thompson (Sister), XXX-555-9876

Insurance:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Chief Complaint

"I've had abdominal pain and diarrhea for the past two weeks. It’s been getting worse, and now I feel weak and nauseous."

Medical History

- Crohn's Disease: Diagnosed 5 years ago
- Iron Deficiency Anemia
- Seasonal Allergies
- Occasional Anxiety
- Multiple Hospitalizations for Crohn’s Flares

Home Medications

What does an elevated CRP level indicate in the context of Crohn’s disease?

Why is it important to assess for dehydration in this patient?

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Emily Johnson

27 years old

Female

Provider:

Dr. Linda Martinez

Allergies:

Penicillin (Rash)
Nuts (Anaphylaxis)

Emergency Contact:

Sarah Thompson (Sister), XXX-555-9876

Insurance:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Chief Complaint

"I've had abdominal pain and diarrhea for the past two weeks. It’s been getting worse, and now I feel weak and nauseous."

Medical History

- Crohn's Disease: Diagnosed 5 years ago
- Iron Deficiency Anemia
- Seasonal Allergies
- Occasional Anxiety
- Multiple Hospitalizations for Crohn’s Flares

Home Medications

Why are corticosteroids used during a Crohn’s disease flare?

What dietary modifications are recommended for patients with active Crohn’s disease?

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Emily Johnson

27 years old

Female

Provider:

Dr. Linda Martinez

Allergies:

Penicillin (Rash)
Nuts (Anaphylaxis)

Emergency Contact:

Sarah Thompson (Sister), XXX-555-9876

Insurance:

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Chief Complaint

"I've had abdominal pain and diarrhea for the past two weeks. It’s been getting worse, and now I feel weak and nauseous."

Medical History

- Crohn's Disease: Diagnosed 5 years ago
- Iron Deficiency Anemia
- Seasonal Allergies
- Occasional Anxiety
- Multiple Hospitalizations for Crohn’s Flares

Home Medications

What is the rationale for tapering steroids instead of stopping them abruptly?

What long-term complications can occur if Crohn’s disease is not well managed?

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