C09983370 / invoice 10000

History: Presented for recheck 1 week post discharge. Previously hospitalised for pancreatitis, hyporexia, D+ and noted mild pericardial effusion suspected secondary to systemic inflammation.See previous history for full details Problem list: 1. Hyporexia (18/2/26) - Resolved 2. Acute vomiting and diarrhoea (18/2/26) - Resolved 3. Pancreatitis (18/2/26) QPL 269 U/L, 21/2 - 428 U/L 4. Pericardial effusion (21/2/26) Current medications:Sucralfate 1g tablet – Please give one (1) tablet orally three times a day diluted with water as a slurry. Next due 24/2/26 PM Omeprazole 20mg tablet – Please give one (1) tablet orally once a day. Next due 25/2/26 AM Pregabalin 150mg tablet – Please give one (1) tablet orally twice a day. Next due 24/2/26 PM Cobalazorb (B12) – Please pull apart one (1) capsule, mixing contents with food once a day. Next due 3/3/26 Examination: Wt 29.9 kg BAR RR 32 Normal resp effort HR 100 PR strong and synch Temp 38.1 MM pink and moist CRT 2s Laboratory: QPL 276 U/L 0 - 200 H CRP 4.3 mg/L 0.0 - 10.0Imaging: TFAST > Mild pericardial effusion not noted todayAssessment: Pancreatopathy and associated Gastroenteropathy. GI signs have continued to improve at home. Passing dark, regular formed stools. - Recommend continuing on gastroprotectants. B12 deficiency - continue cobalazorb supplementation. Plan: Pending GreyP - update resultsContinue gastroprotectants and B12 supplementation.    Vital Signs    Weight: 29.9;