🩺 Record Detail
Patient Info
Name: Unknown
Age: Unknown
Date: 2025-05-30 21:33:36
Transcript
[00:00 → 00:12] It's the highest height of the earth and I think it's the 20th, 20th, 20th, 20th, 20th. [00:12 → 00:21] So, the problem is, the problem is, the problem is, the problem is, when I release something, [00:21 → 00:24] I feel, even if you're asleep, and you're asleep, you're asleep. [00:24 → 00:30] And I feel like I'm very, very much asleep, not working out, and I'll just mention it. [00:30 → 00:34] So, I release something, I'll go out, and I'll just leave. [00:34 → 00:41] Yeah, you last made a comment here, and I'll leave the same thing, and I'll just mention it. [00:41 → 00:50] I'll just leave the same thing, and I'll just send it, and I'll just send it, and I'll just send it, and I'll just send it. [00:50 → 00:54] I think it is much more than that to do that for me. [00:54 → 00:56] It's exciting. [00:56 → 00:58] It's amazing to do that for me. [00:58 → 01:00] It's amazing.
Clinical Notes
Subjective
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Patient: Patient expressing fragmented speech and repetitive phrases.
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Primary Concern:
- Patient describes feeling excessively sleepy and mentions releasing something repeatedly.
- Reports feeling very sleepy, not working out, and leaving abruptly after releasing something.
Objective
- No relevant data.
Assessment
- Sleep Disturbance: Patient's complaints of feeling excessively sleepy and fragmented speech may indicate a sleep disorder.
Plan
- Referral:
- Refer the patient to a sleep specialist for further evaluation and management of possible sleep disorders.