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Patient: Ryan M Yannelli

Patient: Ryan M Yannelli

Patient: Ryan M Yannelli

Faisal Rafiq MD.

Ryan M Yannelli

SEP 17, 2024 02:58 PM

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Chief Complaint: "I've been feeling extremely anxious and having trouble sleeping."

HPI: Ryan M Yannelli, a patient diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), reports ongoing issues with anxiety and sleep disturbances. He mentions that his anxiety has been particularly debilitating over the past few weeks, affecting his ability to focus and complete daily tasks. Ryan also reports experiencing frequent episodes of racing thoughts and restlessness, which have significantly impacted his sleep quality. He has a history of Type 1 diabetes mellitus and celiac disease, which complicates his overall health management. Previous treatments have included various medications for his anxiety and ADHD, with mixed results. Ryan's current medication regimen includes insulin for diabetes management and gabapentin for neuropathy. Despite these treatments, he continues to struggle with anxiety and sleep issues.

Response to Treatment: Ryan reports that despite medication adjustments, his anxiety and sleep disturbances persist.

Reported Side Effects: None reported during this session.

Medication Adherence:

  • Ryan appears to be adhering to his diabetes medication regimen.

  • There is no indication of non-adherence to his gabapentin or diltiazem prescriptions.

Additional Comments: Ryan's anxiety and sleep issues may require further evaluation and adjustment of his current treatment plan.

Objective

Mental Status Exam:

  • Appearance: The patient, Ryan M Yannelli, appears well-groomed with good hygiene. He is dressed appropriately for the setting and his posture is upright, indicating a standard level of self-care.

  • Behavior: During the assessment, Ryan's behavior was calm and cooperative. He displayed no signs of psychomotor agitation or retardation. His motor movements were smooth and coordinated.

  • Speech: Ryan's speech was normal in rate, volume, and tone. His articulation was clear, and his speech was coherent with no abnormalities such as pressured speech or tangentiality noted.

  • Mood: Ryan reported feeling generally content and stable. There were no significant fluctuations in his mood during the examination.

  • Affect: Ryan's affect was euthymic, and his facial expressions were congruent with his reported mood. He displayed an appropriate range of emotional responsiveness.

  • Thought Process: Ryan's thought process was logical and coherent. There were no signs of loosening of associations, tangentiality, or thought blocking.

  • Thought Content: Ryan's thought content was appropriate and free from delusions, hallucinations, obsessions, or paranoid ideation. He did not express any suicidal or homicidal thoughts.

  • Perception: Ryan did not report any perceptual disturbances such as auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, or gustatory hallucinations. His perception appeared to be intact.

  • Cognition: Ryan was oriented to time, place, and person. His attention and concentration were intact, and his memory, language, and communication skills were within normal limits. His executive functioning appeared to be unimpaired.

  • Insight/Judgement: Ryan demonstrated good insight into his mental health condition and the need for treatment. His judgement appeared sound, and he was able to understand the consequences of his actions.

Assessment

Ryan M Yannelli presents with exacerbated symptoms of anxiety and sleep disturbances, consistent with his diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Despite adherence to his current medication regimen, including treatments for his Type 1 diabetes mellitus and neuropathy, his anxiety remains poorly controlled. This has led to significant impairment in his daily functioning and overall quality of life.


Plan

Plan: Ryan's treatment plan will be adjusted to better manage his anxiety and improve his sleep quality. We will consider increasing the dosage of his current anxiety medication or introducing a new medication to address his persistent symptoms. Additionally, non-pharmacological interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) will be recommended to help Ryan develop coping strategies for his anxiety. Regular monitoring of his blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms will continue, ensuring his diabetes and related conditions remain well-managed.

Follow Up:

Given the complexity of Ryan's case and the persistence of his symptoms, a comprehensive follow-up plan is crucial. We will schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to assess the effectiveness of any medication adjustments and to monitor Ryan's progress with non-pharmacological interventions. Additional tests may be required to evaluate his overall health and the impact of any new treatments.

  1. Schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to review Ryan's response to the updated treatment plan.

  2. Monitor blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms regularly to ensure diabetes management remains effective.

  3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the increased dosage or new anxiety medication during the next visit.

  4. Encourage Ryan to engage in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and assess his progress in developing coping strategies.

  5. Consider additional tests or referrals if symptoms persist or worsen, ensuring a comprehensive approach to Ryan's care.

Therapeutic Intervention

Overview: To address Ryan's anxiety and sleep disturbances, a multifaceted therapeutic plan will be implemented. This plan will incorporate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, tailored to Ryan's specific needs and medical history. Regular follow-ups and monitoring will be essential to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment plan and to make any necessary adjustments.

  1. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Ryan will be encouraged to participate in CBT to develop effective coping strategies for managing anxiety.

  2. Medication Management: Adjustments to Ryan's anxiety medication will be made to better control his symptoms, with careful monitoring for any side effects.

  3. Sleep Hygiene Education: Ryan will receive guidance on improving sleep hygiene practices to enhance sleep quality.

  4. Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques: Incorporating mindfulness and relaxation exercises into Ryan's daily routine to help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.

  5. Support Groups: Participation in support groups for individuals with anxiety and ADHD to provide Ryan with additional support and resources.

  6. Dietary Management: Continued adherence to a gluten-free diet for managing celiac disease, with regular nutritional counseling.

  7. Exercise Regimen: Encouraging regular physical activity to improve overall well-being and reduce anxiety symptoms.

  8. Regular Monitoring: Ongoing monitoring of blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms to ensure comprehensive management of Ryan's chronic conditions.

Ryan's therapeutic plan is designed to address his immediate concerns while also promoting long-term well-being. By integrating various therapeutic interventions, we aim to provide Ryan with the tools and support needed to manage his anxiety and improve his quality of life.

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Subjective

Chief Complaint: "I've been feeling extremely anxious and having trouble sleeping."

HPI: Ryan M Yannelli, a patient diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), reports ongoing issues with anxiety and sleep disturbances. He mentions that his anxiety has been particularly debilitating over the past few weeks, affecting his ability to focus and complete daily tasks. Ryan also reports experiencing frequent episodes of racing thoughts and restlessness, which have significantly impacted his sleep quality. He has a history of Type 1 diabetes mellitus and celiac disease, which complicates his overall health management. Previous treatments have included various medications for his anxiety and ADHD, with mixed results. Ryan's current medication regimen includes insulin for diabetes management and gabapentin for neuropathy. Despite these treatments, he continues to struggle with anxiety and sleep issues.

Response to Treatment: Ryan reports that despite medication adjustments, his anxiety and sleep disturbances persist.

Reported Side Effects: None reported during this session.

Medication Adherence:

  • Ryan appears to be adhering to his diabetes medication regimen.

  • There is no indication of non-adherence to his gabapentin or diltiazem prescriptions.

Additional Comments: Ryan's anxiety and sleep issues may require further evaluation and adjustment of his current treatment plan.

Objective

Mental Status Exam:

  • Appearance: The patient, Ryan M Yannelli, appears well-groomed with good hygiene. He is dressed appropriately for the setting and his posture is upright, indicating a standard level of self-care.

  • Behavior: During the assessment, Ryan's behavior was calm and cooperative. He displayed no signs of psychomotor agitation or retardation. His motor movements were smooth and coordinated.

  • Speech: Ryan's speech was normal in rate, volume, and tone. His articulation was clear, and his speech was coherent with no abnormalities such as pressured speech or tangentiality noted.

  • Mood: Ryan reported feeling generally content and stable. There were no significant fluctuations in his mood during the examination.

  • Affect: Ryan's affect was euthymic, and his facial expressions were congruent with his reported mood. He displayed an appropriate range of emotional responsiveness.

  • Thought Process: Ryan's thought process was logical and coherent. There were no signs of loosening of associations, tangentiality, or thought blocking.

  • Thought Content: Ryan's thought content was appropriate and free from delusions, hallucinations, obsessions, or paranoid ideation. He did not express any suicidal or homicidal thoughts.

  • Perception: Ryan did not report any perceptual disturbances such as auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, or gustatory hallucinations. His perception appeared to be intact.

  • Cognition: Ryan was oriented to time, place, and person. His attention and concentration were intact, and his memory, language, and communication skills were within normal limits. His executive functioning appeared to be unimpaired.

  • Insight/Judgement: Ryan demonstrated good insight into his mental health condition and the need for treatment. His judgement appeared sound, and he was able to understand the consequences of his actions.

Assessment

Ryan M Yannelli presents with exacerbated symptoms of anxiety and sleep disturbances, consistent with his diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Despite adherence to his current medication regimen, including treatments for his Type 1 diabetes mellitus and neuropathy, his anxiety remains poorly controlled. This has led to significant impairment in his daily functioning and overall quality of life.


Plan

Plan: Ryan's treatment plan will be adjusted to better manage his anxiety and improve his sleep quality. We will consider increasing the dosage of his current anxiety medication or introducing a new medication to address his persistent symptoms. Additionally, non-pharmacological interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) will be recommended to help Ryan develop coping strategies for his anxiety. Regular monitoring of his blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms will continue, ensuring his diabetes and related conditions remain well-managed.

Follow Up:

Given the complexity of Ryan's case and the persistence of his symptoms, a comprehensive follow-up plan is crucial. We will schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to assess the effectiveness of any medication adjustments and to monitor Ryan's progress with non-pharmacological interventions. Additional tests may be required to evaluate his overall health and the impact of any new treatments.

  1. Schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to review Ryan's response to the updated treatment plan.

  2. Monitor blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms regularly to ensure diabetes management remains effective.

  3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the increased dosage or new anxiety medication during the next visit.

  4. Encourage Ryan to engage in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and assess his progress in developing coping strategies.

  5. Consider additional tests or referrals if symptoms persist or worsen, ensuring a comprehensive approach to Ryan's care.

Therapeutic Intervention

Overview: To address Ryan's anxiety and sleep disturbances, a multifaceted therapeutic plan will be implemented. This plan will incorporate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, tailored to Ryan's specific needs and medical history. Regular follow-ups and monitoring will be essential to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment plan and to make any necessary adjustments.

  1. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Ryan will be encouraged to participate in CBT to develop effective coping strategies for managing anxiety.

  2. Medication Management: Adjustments to Ryan's anxiety medication will be made to better control his symptoms, with careful monitoring for any side effects.

  3. Sleep Hygiene Education: Ryan will receive guidance on improving sleep hygiene practices to enhance sleep quality.

  4. Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques: Incorporating mindfulness and relaxation exercises into Ryan's daily routine to help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.

  5. Support Groups: Participation in support groups for individuals with anxiety and ADHD to provide Ryan with additional support and resources.

  6. Dietary Management: Continued adherence to a gluten-free diet for managing celiac disease, with regular nutritional counseling.

  7. Exercise Regimen: Encouraging regular physical activity to improve overall well-being and reduce anxiety symptoms.

  8. Regular Monitoring: Ongoing monitoring of blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms to ensure comprehensive management of Ryan's chronic conditions.

Ryan's therapeutic plan is designed to address his immediate concerns while also promoting long-term well-being. By integrating various therapeutic interventions, we aim to provide Ryan with the tools and support needed to manage his anxiety and improve his quality of life.

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Subjective

Chief Complaint: "I've been feeling extremely anxious and having trouble sleeping."

HPI: Ryan M Yannelli, a patient diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), reports ongoing issues with anxiety and sleep disturbances. He mentions that his anxiety has been particularly debilitating over the past few weeks, affecting his ability to focus and complete daily tasks. Ryan also reports experiencing frequent episodes of racing thoughts and restlessness, which have significantly impacted his sleep quality. He has a history of Type 1 diabetes mellitus and celiac disease, which complicates his overall health management. Previous treatments have included various medications for his anxiety and ADHD, with mixed results. Ryan's current medication regimen includes insulin for diabetes management and gabapentin for neuropathy. Despite these treatments, he continues to struggle with anxiety and sleep issues.

Response to Treatment: Ryan reports that despite medication adjustments, his anxiety and sleep disturbances persist.

Reported Side Effects: None reported during this session.

Medication Adherence:

  • Ryan appears to be adhering to his diabetes medication regimen.

  • There is no indication of non-adherence to his gabapentin or diltiazem prescriptions.

Additional Comments: Ryan's anxiety and sleep issues may require further evaluation and adjustment of his current treatment plan.

Objective

Mental Status Exam:

  • Appearance: The patient, Ryan M Yannelli, appears well-groomed with good hygiene. He is dressed appropriately for the setting and his posture is upright, indicating a standard level of self-care.

  • Behavior: During the assessment, Ryan's behavior was calm and cooperative. He displayed no signs of psychomotor agitation or retardation. His motor movements were smooth and coordinated.

  • Speech: Ryan's speech was normal in rate, volume, and tone. His articulation was clear, and his speech was coherent with no abnormalities such as pressured speech or tangentiality noted.

  • Mood: Ryan reported feeling generally content and stable. There were no significant fluctuations in his mood during the examination.

  • Affect: Ryan's affect was euthymic, and his facial expressions were congruent with his reported mood. He displayed an appropriate range of emotional responsiveness.

  • Thought Process: Ryan's thought process was logical and coherent. There were no signs of loosening of associations, tangentiality, or thought blocking.

  • Thought Content: Ryan's thought content was appropriate and free from delusions, hallucinations, obsessions, or paranoid ideation. He did not express any suicidal or homicidal thoughts.

  • Perception: Ryan did not report any perceptual disturbances such as auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, or gustatory hallucinations. His perception appeared to be intact.

  • Cognition: Ryan was oriented to time, place, and person. His attention and concentration were intact, and his memory, language, and communication skills were within normal limits. His executive functioning appeared to be unimpaired.

  • Insight/Judgement: Ryan demonstrated good insight into his mental health condition and the need for treatment. His judgement appeared sound, and he was able to understand the consequences of his actions.

Assessment

Ryan M Yannelli presents with exacerbated symptoms of anxiety and sleep disturbances, consistent with his diagnosis of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Despite adherence to his current medication regimen, including treatments for his Type 1 diabetes mellitus and neuropathy, his anxiety remains poorly controlled. This has led to significant impairment in his daily functioning and overall quality of life.

Plan

Plan: Ryan's treatment plan will be adjusted to better manage his anxiety and improve his sleep quality. We will consider increasing the dosage of his current anxiety medication or introducing a new medication to address his persistent symptoms. Additionally, non-pharmacological interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) will be recommended to help Ryan develop coping strategies for his anxiety. Regular monitoring of his blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms will continue, ensuring his diabetes and related conditions remain well-managed.

Follow Up:

Given the complexity of Ryan's case and the persistence of his symptoms, a comprehensive follow-up plan is crucial. We will schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to assess the effectiveness of any medication adjustments and to monitor Ryan's progress with non-pharmacological interventions. Additional tests may be required to evaluate his overall health and the impact of any new treatments.

  1. Schedule a follow-up appointment in four weeks to review Ryan's response to the updated treatment plan.

  2. Monitor blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms regularly to ensure diabetes management remains effective.

  3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the increased dosage or new anxiety medication during the next visit.

  4. Encourage Ryan to engage in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and assess his progress in developing coping strategies.

  5. Consider additional tests or referrals if symptoms persist or worsen, ensuring a comprehensive approach to Ryan's care.

Therapeutic Intervention

Overview: To address Ryan's anxiety and sleep disturbances, a multifaceted therapeutic plan will be implemented. This plan will incorporate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, tailored to Ryan's specific needs and medical history. Regular follow-ups and monitoring will be essential to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment plan and to make any necessary adjustments.

  1. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Ryan will be encouraged to participate in CBT to develop effective coping strategies for managing anxiety.

  2. Medication Management: Adjustments to Ryan's anxiety medication will be made to better control his symptoms, with careful monitoring for any side effects.

  3. Sleep Hygiene Education: Ryan will receive guidance on improving sleep hygiene practices to enhance sleep quality.

  4. Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques: Incorporating mindfulness and relaxation exercises into Ryan's daily routine to help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation.

  5. Support Groups: Participation in support groups for individuals with anxiety and ADHD to provide Ryan with additional support and resources.

  6. Dietary Management: Continued adherence to a gluten-free diet for managing celiac disease, with regular nutritional counseling.

  7. Exercise Regimen: Encouraging regular physical activity to improve overall well-being and reduce anxiety symptoms.

  8. Regular Monitoring: Ongoing monitoring of blood glucose levels and neuropathy symptoms to ensure comprehensive management of Ryan's chronic conditions.

Ryan's therapeutic plan is designed to address his immediate concerns while also promoting long-term well-being. By integrating various therapeutic interventions, we aim to provide Ryan with the tools and support needed to manage his anxiety and improve his quality of life.