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Report #1 · Office & outpatient

Mild rash on arm

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Clinical note · #1

Office & outpatient

Patient: Emily Brown · DOB: 12/12/2012 · Date of visit: 09/11/2023

Chief complaint: Mild rash on arm

History: The patient is a 10-year-old girl who presents with a mild, itchy rash on her right arm for the past three days. No fever, no exposure to known allergens, and no other associated symptoms. No significant medical history reported.

Physical examination: General: patient is alert and playful. Skin: localized erythematous rash on the right forearm, no signs of infection, no spreading.

Assessment and plan: Rash is likely due to mild contact dermatitis. Recommended hydrocortisone cream twice daily and to avoid scratching. Rash expected to resolve within a few days. Follow up if it worsens or does not improve.

Electronically signed by Tera, John, NP 09/11/2023, 18:00