DC AMS

 You have been evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department today for a period of altered mental status. Your symptoms have resolved at the time of your evaluation in the Emergency Department. Your MRI results were unremarkable and did not show any evidence of an acute stroke. At this time, no specific medical treatment appears to be indicated. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician within two days. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this of local clinics or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience worsening periods of confusion, loss of consciousness, weakness, trouble speaking, vision changes, chest pain, shortness of breath, recurrent vomiting or any other worsening symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing Olive View-UCLA for your care. 

DC AMA

You have been evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department today. You are refusing further testing, imaging, and further admission and choosing to leave against medical advice. You were advised of your risks of leaving and understand that permanent harm, or even death, can occur from failing to follow the recommendations of the physician. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this paper list or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department immediately if you experience worsening or uncontrolled pain, persistent fevers, recurrent vomiting, blood in vomit, blood in stool, dark tarry stool, chest pain, shortness of breath, or for any other concerning symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing Olive View-UCLA for your care. 

DC Abscess

 I & D 

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You were evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department for an abscess. Your abscess was incised and drained in the Emergency Department. We have inserted a loose gauze in the abscess pocket to promote drainage and applied a clean dressing over it. You will need to change the dressing every 24 hours. Please keep the areas surrounding the abscess clean and dry. Take the antibiotics prescribed to you in full as directed. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this paper list or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience worsening pain, persistent fevers greater than 100.4, an increase in area of redness, increased tenderness/warmth around the abscess, foul smelling discharge from the abscess, or any other concerning symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing Olive View-UCLA for your care. 

No I & D 

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You were evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department for an abscess. You should soak the area in warm water for 20-30 minutes 3-4 times daily. Contact your doctor when the abscess comes to a head and needs to be drained. Please keep the areas surrounding the abscess clean and dry. Take the antibiotics prescribed to you in full as directed. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this paper list or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience worsening pain, persistent fevers greater than 100.4, an increase in area of redness, increased tenderness/warmth around the abscess, foul smelling discharge from the abscess, or any other concerning symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing  Olive View-UCLA for your care. 

DC Allergic Reaction

You have been evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department today for your allergic reaction. You have been given medications including steroids, epinephrine, and benadryl to control your swelling. You have been observed in the Emergency Department and it appears that your symptoms will not return. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this paper list or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience difficulty breathing or swallowing, recurrent vomiting, rashes, lip/mouth/tongue swelling, persistent fevers or for any other concerning symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing Olive-ViewUCLA for your care. 

DC Abd Pain

You have been evaluated in the Olive View-UCLA Emergency Department today for abdominal pain. Your evaluation was not suggestive of any emergent condition requiring medical intervention at this time. However, some abdominal problems make take more time to appear. Therefore, it is important for you to watch for any new symptoms or worsening of your current condition. 

Return to the ER if your pain does not resolve within 8-12 hours or worsens. 

Please follow up with your primary care physician as needed. If you do not have a primary doctor, you can call your insurance company to find one.  If you do not have insurance, you can look for one on this paper list or go to the finance/registration department for more assistance.

Return to the Emergency Department if you experience worsening pain, persistent fevers greater than 100.4, recurrent vomiting, blood in vomit, blood in stool, dark tarry stool, chest pain, difficulty breathing, or any other concerning symptoms. 

Thank you for choosing Olive View-UCLA for your care. 

Plastics Clinic Note

CC:

HPI


PMH:
PSH:
MED:
ALL:

Exam
Gen: Well Appearing, NAD

HEENT:

A/P

Explained r/b/a of surgery. Patient wants to proceed

-TAR

D/w Dr. Bradley/Jarrahy  and agrees with plan

Clinic Locations

Clinic Locations

Allergy: UCLA-Harbor
Breast: 2B156
Cardiology: 2C121
Clinic A: 2C138
Clinic B (anticoagulation): 6D101, Fax 4747, Ext 4418, Attn: Paula, NP
Continuity Clinic A: Dr. Alder, General Medicine
Coumadin - Penny Luc: 2D152
Diabetes - Penny Luc: 2B182 (Dept of Medicine)
Dietary: 1C112
ENT/Optho: 2C101
Gyn: Clinic D: 2A167
Neurology: 2C136
Neurosurgery: County USC Medical Center
Physical Therapy: 1D122
Plastic Surgery: 2B156
Podiatry: 2B156
CCC: Clinic A
Proctology: 2B156
Psychiatry: 2B131
Skin Bx: Nowfar Radiology
Stroke Clinic: 2C136
Surgery: 2B156
Referral Center: 2D152, x3610
Pulmonary Lab: 6B102, x4428
TB Control: Education Bldg, Rm 241
Urology: 2B156
Valley Care: Referral Center
Vascular Surgery: 2B156
Clinic P: Primary Care - x4990
Palliative Care:  Clinic A

Dept Of Medicine (Room 2B182)
Ambulatory Medicine, Derm, Endo, GI, Hem/Onc, PCP, ID, Primary Care, Pulmonary, Renal, Rheum