GP Note

?Cough and Fever- 3/7 productive cough with green sputum, tactile fevers, coryza, sore throat

• nil haemoptysis, nil SOB, nil chest pain
• PHx: mild asthma (uses salbutamol (Ventolin®) 100 mcg INH PRN), ex-smoker
• SHx: lives with partner, works in office

Repeat medications

• requests repeat of regular antihypertensives
• compliant with meds, nil side effects, home BP readings averaging 125/75

?R knee pain

• mentioned at end of consult: 2/52 history of R medial knee pain, mild swelling, stiffness in morning, nil locking or giving way
• onset after long hike, nil acute trauma

oe \bp 128/78 \wt 84

• Temp 37.6 °C, SpO2 98 %, HR 82 bpm
• Looks well, nil increased WOB
• Ears: R) normal canal, TM nad, L) normal canal, TM nad
• Pharynx mildly erythematous, nil exudate, nil cervical lymphadenopathy
• HSD nil murmurs - regular
• Chest clear and equal - no creps or wheezes
• Abdo SNT, no signs peritonism. Nil organomegaly. Nil masses. Nil flank tenderness.
• R knee: mild joint effusion, tender medial joint line, ROM full, McMurray's negative, ligaments stable

Imp: Cough and Fever, viral URTI, acute bronchitis

• Repeat medications, essential hypertension
• R knee pain, osteoarthritis, medial meniscal tear

Plan

• Weight-bearing X-ray R knee, routine bloods for annual hypertension screen
• Regular medicines were repeated; paracetamol (Panadol®) 1,000 mg PO QID PRN and ibuprofen (Nurofen®) 400 mg PO TID PRN for fever and knee pain; symptomatic URTI management discussed, return if worsening SOB or persistent fever > 5/7
• Referral to physiotherapy for R knee strengtheningUnderstood. I will adhere strictly to the template structure and formatting constraints.