English Medical RecordsHuntington Memorial HospitalHospital recordsCordon neurosurgery bed Medical record no Name Job Gender

urmur. The abdomen is soft, no tenderness, no rebound pain, no hepatosplenomegaly, no shifting dullness. The limbs are symmetrical, no edema, no cyanosis, no clubbing, and normal muscle strength.

Past medical history: No significant medical history

Personal history: Non-smoker, non-drinker, no drug abuse history

Marital history: Married with 2 children

Chief complaint: The patient presented with secondary/subshallow coma and inability to speak.

The patient was admitted to the hospital on [date of admission] at the age of [years of age]. The patient's name is [name], and the medical record number is [medical record no.]. The patient is male and was admitted to the neurosurgery ward.

Upon examination, the patient was found to have normal development, medium nutrition, and discooperation. The patient's skin and mucous membranes were without pale, yellow dye, or bleeding point. No swelling or tenderness was found in the superficial lymph nodes. A detailed examination of the cranial body revealed no abnormalities. The patient was unable to speak, but there was no resistance in the neck, the trachea was in the middle, the thyroid was small, and the jugular vein was not angry. The thoracic area was normal, with smooth breathing, symmetrical breathing movement, consistent breathing degree, normal tactile chatter, knocking sound, breathing sound, and no smelling or dryness. The heart showed no uplift in the front, no tremor, no murmur, and a heart rate of 78 beats/min with a regular rhythm. The abdomen was soft, with no tenderness, rebound pain, hepatosplenomegaly, or shifting dullness. The limbs were symmetrical, with no edema, cyanosis, clubbing, or abnormal muscle strength.

The patient's medical history is unremarkable. The patient has never smoked, drank alcohol, or abused drugs. The patient is married with two children. The patient's chief complaint is secondary/subshallow coma and inability to speak