Alicia Scott
Guru
I need some help as this is not my forte. This is a 16 yr old femal pt.
Assessment per PCP visit note:
1. Status post CVA at 10 months with rt hemiparesis and lft facial droop
2. Expressive aphasia
3. Tension and migraine headaches
4. Heavy periods that are irregular and painful
5. Learning disability due to inability to focus
6. Substantial loss of function and power in both rt uper and lower extremities secondary to CVA
7. Tension and/or mirgraine headaches related to CVA that occured when she was a child
8. Radical deviation of her rt hand with total absence of sensation of both upper and lower extremities with the exception of the sole of her foot
The cause of the CVA was undetermined. My question is what falls under the late effect of the CVA and what doesn't? The visit was done to determine if the patient is qualified for Social Security and Medicaid.
I appreciate your help.
Assessment per PCP visit note:
1. Status post CVA at 10 months with rt hemiparesis and lft facial droop
2. Expressive aphasia
3. Tension and migraine headaches
4. Heavy periods that are irregular and painful
5. Learning disability due to inability to focus
6. Substantial loss of function and power in both rt uper and lower extremities secondary to CVA
7. Tension and/or mirgraine headaches related to CVA that occured when she was a child
8. Radical deviation of her rt hand with total absence of sensation of both upper and lower extremities with the exception of the sole of her foot
The cause of the CVA was undetermined. My question is what falls under the late effect of the CVA and what doesn't? The visit was done to determine if the patient is qualified for Social Security and Medicaid.
I appreciate your help.