A 75-year-old man comes in after his neighbour noticed he was on the floor. | Medibuddy
5th March 2024

A 75-year-old man comes in after his neighbour noticed he was on the floor.

A 75-year-old man comes in after his neighbour noticed he was on the floor. He is drowsy and confused. He has a GCS of 10 on arrival to hospital. On examination, there is extensive bruising over the left thigh and flank region. You are unable to get any more information from the patient due to his confusion. Bloods reveal a creatine kinase (CK) of 72,000u/L which confirms the diagnosis of rhabdomyolysis. He has a past medical history of hypertension, hypercholesterolaemia, vitamin D deficiency and plaque psoriasis.

DATE DRUG NAME DOSE ROUTE FREQUENCY Prescriber’s Signature
10/1/21 PARACETAMOL 500MG ORAL PRN DR
10/1/21 ATORVASTATIN 20MG ORAL ONCE DAILY DR
10/1/21 CALCIPOTRIOL 15ML/5G TOPICAL ONCE DAILY DR
10/1/21 CHOLECALCIFEROL 400UNITS ORAL ONCE DAILY DR
10/1/21 RAMIPRIL 5MG ORAL ONCE DAILY  DR
10/1/21 EZETIMIBE 10MG ORAL ONCE DAILY DR

His regular medications are listed above, following his diagnosis, please choose the three medications in his regular medications to stop. 

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