Aine Sherlock/Medical Record

	Aine Sherlock Patient Reference Number: BE - 597 - 005 Date of Birth: 237406.09 Age: 27 Sex: Female Species: Human
		MEDICAL RECORD
	Height: 161 cm Weight: 45.8 kg Blood Type: O+ T/E Rating: T0
	PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Chronic Illnesses: None Medications: None Allergies and Reactions: None Sexual/Reproductive History: Former longterm male partner, no longer active, prior pregnancy (see notes).
	PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS 2380: Broken right forearm PAST SURGICAL HISTORY None
	PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY Prior counseling for depression in 2394 (see notes). SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY Alcohol: Infrequent Recreation Drugs: None Other: None
	FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY Parent 1 (Mother): None Parent 2 (Father): None Siblings: None
	SOCIAL HISTORY Marital status: Single Children: None Occupation/Assignment: Security Officer Diet: Omnivorous Exercise: Gymnastics, daily.
	PHYSICIANS' NOTES SD 239407.13 - Medical Officer: Marilyn Ward, MD, Starfleet Academy Student Health Medical Assessment: Cadet Aine Sherlock requests consultation for termination of pregnancy. Exam shows patient to be in exceptional physical health. Possibly suffering from depression, suggest seeking counseling. Advised patient on possible procedures. SD 239407.15 - Medical Officer: Marilyn Ward, MD, Starfleet Academy Student Health Addendum: Cadet Sherlock returned and requested to progress with previously discussed procedure. Procedure was conducted in office with no complications.
	COUNSELORS' NOTES SD 239407.27 - Counselor: Alexis Winters, Counselor, Starfleet Academy Student Health Counseling Assessment: Cadet Aine Sherlock came in for an initial consultation. Aine appears to be suffering from depression following the ending of a relationship. Describes common symptoms such as sleeplessness, loss of appetite, etc. Recommend continued treatment and reevaluation. SD 239412.10 - Counselor: Alexis Winters, Counselor, Starfleet Academy Student Health Counseling Assessment: After a few months of counseling, Cadet Sherlock appears to have recovered from her depression. Lack of symptoms and return to academic proficiency are apparent. Further counseling only recommended as needed.