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of Daily Living - ADLs with varying levels of assistance).

The patient had leg and ankle oedema related to CCF (treated with Frusamide - 60 mg IV at 1600 hr, and 80 mg IV ordered per day thereafter). This gave a good effect, with urine output. There was improved/better breathing (RR)/reduction in peripheral oedema.

Impression/Provisional diagnosis /problems:

Hypoxia (when on room air) ABG pO2 56 mmHg

Patient was treated and had diagnostic tests for pneumonia

and eventually was transferred to a general medical ward (Triage: 1140, to Ward: 1845 hr).

Admit the patient to the General Medicine ward

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