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Patient History: The patient has a history of high blood pressure and is currently on medication to manage it. The patient also has a history of smoking. Surgical History: The patient recently underwent a closed reduction surgery. The type of fracture and the location should be specified. Neurological Findings: Here, you would include any abnormalities or changes in the patient’s neurological status. This could include changes in sensation, motor function, reflexes, or cognitive function. If the patient has normal neurological function, that should also be noted. Musculoskeletal Findings: This section would include information about the patient’s musculoskeletal health. This could include range of motion, strength, and any pain or discomfort. The status of the area where the closed reduction surgery was performed should be included. Current Status: This section would summarize the patient’s current health status, including how they are responding to their high blood pressure medication and any effects from their history of smoking. what should i write in the conclusion of this patient findings?
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