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Mr. Lionel Ramamurthy, a 63-year-old resident of a retirement home, was diagnosed and treated for pneumonia at the local hospital. He was admitted on February 4 presenting with respiratory symptoms and general weakness, and required assistance with daily living activities. After a week of treatment, his condition improved and he was able to ambulate and care for himself independently. The nurse recommends encouraging hydration and a balanced diet, continuing breathing exercises, and providing paracetamol if needed for pain upon his return to the retirement home.

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Mr. Lionel Ramamurthy, a 63-year-old resident of a retirement home, was diagnosed and treated for pneumonia at the local hospital. He was admitted on February 4 presenting with respiratory symptoms and general weakness, and required assistance with daily living activities. After a week of treatment, his condition improved and he was able to ambulate and care for himself independently. The nurse recommends encouraging hydration and a balanced diet, continuing breathing exercises, and providing paracetamol if needed for pain upon his return to the retirement home.

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Ms.

Georgine Ponsford
Resident Community Nurse
Community Retirement Home
103 Light Street
Newtown

11 February 2019

Dear Ms. Ponsford

Re: Mr. Lionel Ramamurthy, aged 63

Mr. Ramamurthy is being discharged back into your care today. He was dignosed and
treated for Pneumonia in our hospital.

Upon his admission last February 4, he have presented with respiratory symptoms
such as shortness of breath, wheezing, as well as persistent cough that causes chest
and abdominal pain. These symptoms were accompanied by febrile episodes and
generalized body malaise.

He was weak when he came in, and assistance with ADLs were needed as it
exacerbates his shortness of breath. After a week in our care, he has improved
remarkably and is now able to ambulate and do his own hygiene independently.

Please encourage oral hydration, monitor and maintain a well balanced diet to prevent
weight loss and improve his immunity. Remind him to continue doing breathing and
coughing exercise together with postural changes to promote drainage of mucus from
the lungs.

It is important to keep him in a conducive environment to help his recovery.


Paracetamol can be given to him if he experiences chest or abdominal pain.

Attached are all pertinent data, do not hesistate to contact me if your have any
inquiries.

Sincerely Yours,
Noami Lagata
Charge Nurse

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