-Patient Records Input-J.K. Arnolds, Receiving Desk
2200.053- Langsden County Hospital Records-Time code: 0235.12
Receiving Nurse: Iris Vanguard, R.N.
On Call Doctor: David McCoy, M.D.
Patient: Vanessa May Walker
Reason for Admission: Went into labor roughly two hours ago at home
Patient 27 weeks pregnant, went into labor at about 1215 was then driven from Palm, 2 hours away. Patient in labor upon admittance, dilated to a 5, doctor on call: David McCoy attending. No previous problems with pregnancy...minor medical records (see file 24563-walker2756).
Time code: 0325.42-patient fully dilated after being administered labor preventative Tenphalyte 5, can no longer hold off labor…child will have to be delivered. Potential risk to mother: 24.12% Potential risk to fetus: 68.7%
Time code: 0503.03-intial patient pulled through birthing with minor problems: slight bleeding, tearing, and discomfort. Secondary patient on full life support rushed to NICU: Lungs underdeveloped even after receiving CA4, heart failure imminent, brain development undetermined, kidney failure, renal failure, nervous system unresponsive. Potential death of mother: 2.78% Potential death of infant: 98.86%
-Birth record input-David McCoy, M.D., Delivery
Name: Amanda Sookira Grayson Weight: 2 lbs. 3oz. Length: 10 ½ inch. Eye color: Hazel Hair Color: Black
Mother's Name: Vanessa May Walker Father's Name: Marcus Victus Grayson Date: 2200.053 Time: 0445.32
-Patient Records Input-David McCoy, M.D., Delivery
2200.053-Langsden County Hospital Records-Time code: 0619.55
Receiving Nurse: Millicent Michelson, R.N.
On Call Doctor: Patrick Franks, M.D.
Patient: Amanda Sookira Grayson
Reason for admission: Born.
Born 13 weeks premature, unexpected to make it through the night. Patient on full life support in NICU…attending doctor: Craig Mortensen. Multiple organ failure, underdeveloped, patient has developed Rikers Disease and according to computer readouts has a 99.74% chance of dying, which in my opinion is bull…patient shows signs of responding to Teramont will continue to monitor…case will not be entirely handed over to Doctor Mortensen, nor doctor Franks.
Time code: 1124.17-patient appears to be making a slow recovery, but it is a recovery. Patient now responding to CA4, lungs beginning to show measurable improvement, heart failure is no longer an immediate issue, renal failure reversed successfully, kidneys still in poor shape.
Note to Research department: Contact Hospital Network and inform of effectiveness of Teramont in human infant
Note to Tech Department: Computer contains glitch even with improvements in patient, computer still reports a 98.21% chance of death within the week…fix it or I'm going to handwrite out all of my records, prescriptions, and notes.
2200.254- Time code: 1540.20-Patient released…see Dr. Franks, Dr. Abalon, Dr. Richards, and Dr. Mortensen's records regarding patient treatment and recovery. (Entry input by Iris Vanguard, R.N. -Doctor McCoy is no longer using the network)
Note to Tech Department: You should have fixed the computer…even if it wasn't broken.
-I deleted chapter 2 because of a lot of corrections needed as well as the fact I didn't particularly care for it after I posted it…sorry, I'll try to have a better chp 2 up soon