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    General Treatment Note

    Created by

    Kim Nguyen

    Specialty

    Podiatrist

    Last edited

    10/20/2026

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    Podiatrist

    About this template

    This template is for podiatrists documenting routine foot-care visits, including the patient’s reported concerns, clinical findings, treatment delivered, and follow-up planning. It also captures relevant nail and skin care details, home-care advice, and non-clinical updates that support continuity of care.

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    Sterilisation

    • 14/05/2024
    • cycle 408

    Subjective

    • Presents for routine foot care and bilateral lower limb mobility check.
    • Unable to reach feet due to lumbar OA and reduced hip flexion ROM.
    • Nil acute issues or falls since last review.
    • Reports mild soreness over R 1st MTPJ and dry skin on bilateral heels.

    Objective

    • Nails 1-5 B/L elongated; R hallux nail slightly thickened.
    • Anhidrosis B/L plantar surfaces; superficial hyperkeratosis over plantar aspect of B/L 1st and 5th MTHs and heels.
    • Mild R HAV with medial eminence erythema from footwear friction; lesser digits rectus.
    • Skin intact throughout; nil ulceration, fissuring, or signs of local infection.

    Treatment

    • Nails 1-5 B/L clipped, cleared, and filed smooth.
    • Sharp debridement of plantar callus at B/L 1st/5th MTHs and heels; 15% urea cream applied to plantar and dorsal surfaces (avoiding IDSs) with gentle effleurage.
    • Advised daily application of urea-based emollient to heels and reviewed wide-toe-box footwear options to offload R 1st MTPJ.

    Review

    • PRN / 6-8 weeks for ongoing routine foot care and skin integrity monitoring.
    • Next FHA due 14/11/2024.

    Rapport Building Notes

    • Daughter recently moved back to Perth from Melbourne; pt very pleased to have family closer.
    • Attended local bowls club luncheon last weekend.
    • Prefers morning appointments to align with community transport schedule.

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    Podiatrist