Timothy Alentonis/Medical Record

	Timothy Alentonis Patient Reference Number: TA-098-451 Date of Birth: 235001.26 Age: 51 Sex: Male Species: Human
		MEDICAL RECORD
	Height: 6 feet 4 inches (1.93 m) Weight: 87 kg (192 lbs) Blood Type: O- T/E Rating: T0
	PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Chronic Illnesses: None Medications: None Allergies and Reactions: None Sexual/Reproductive History: None
	PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS 239705.24: Taken a chest full of shrapnel. Light-headed & dizzy. Given medication and oxygen, then discharged for light duty. 239708.27: Sustained third degree burns along the left side of his face, retina damage to left eye and first degree burns along left hand spanning from hand to elbow. PAST SURGICAL HISTORY
	PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY 237501.08: Diagnosed with PTSD & mild claustrophobia from surviving a few days in an escape pod. SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY Alcohol: 1 glass of wine per week Recreation Drugs: None Other: None
	FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY Parent 1 (Mother): None Parent 2 (Father): Cardiovascular disease Siblings: None
	SOCIAL HISTORY Marital status: Single, none. Children: None Occupation/Assignment: Operations Officer Diet: Omnivorous Exercise: Start each day with stretches, 50 push-ups and one mile light jog since 2395 when OCS started. Also been eating three solid meals a day since, and no caffeine after 1500.
	PHYSICIANS' NOTES 239512.27 - Medical Officer: Martin Gibbs, MD, Star Station Esperance Medical Assessment: Mr. Alentonis is in perfect health. Initial medical evaluation for entry into Officer Candidate School 239702.23: - Medical Officer: Lt. Cmdr Dassa Alexander-Dalton, PD/PDS, Chief Medical Officer, USS Veritas Medical Assessment: No issues. Cleared for duty.
	COUNSELORS' NOTES SD 237501.08- Counselor: Lt. Lakris Tarpen, Star Station Esperance Counseling Assessment: Mr. Alentonis is suffering from post traumatic stress disorder after the attack on the USS Arthur Evans and also mild claustrophobia. He also mentioned he has a distaste for space travel and transporters. I'm recommending regular counseling sessions until he recovers from the stress.