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Sheila Bailey
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MEDICAL RECORD
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- Height: 5'8"
- Weight: 120 lbs
- Blood Type: Unknown
- T/E Rating: T0/E0
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
- Chronic Illnesses: None
- Medications: Pain medication
- Allergies and Reactions: None
- Sexual/Reproductive History: None
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PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS
- 2390: Arrival on Earth; Given Medical assessment
- 2395: Hip injury
PAST SURGICAL HISTORY
None
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PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY
See Psychological Profile (Coming soon)
SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY
- Alcohol: None
- Recreation Drugs: None
- Other: None
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FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
- Parent 1 (Mother): Partial hearing loss
- Parent 2 (Father): Partial hearing loss
- Siblings: Cathleen Bailey; Shuttle accident
- Margaret Anne Bailey; None
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SOCIAL HISTORY
- Marital status: Unmarried
- Children: None
- Occupation/Assignment: Doctor
- Diet: Omnivore
- Exercise: Strength training, physical therapy and hydrotherapy
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PHYSICIANS' NOTES
- SD 2390 - Medical Officer: Starfleet Academy
- Medical Assessment: Arrival on Earth; Given Medical assessment: Patient was given a medical assessment due to their unique physiology. The results have been included in this report so you may know the patients (Terran) baseline. Patient is stronger than most Elaysians, being able to stand with the aid of forearm crutches (bright pink) as well as an exoskeleton. The exoskeleton is made of a strong light weight metal in two parts; Shoulders and arms as well as legs and lower torso. At this time a wheelchair is not recommended but specifications for one are listed in patient file for such occasion.
- Blood pressure: Normal
- Heart rate: 130 BPM; Patient notes a faster heart rate due to their homeworlds low gravity; 120-160 on average
- Respiratory rate: 33 BPM; 30-40 on average
- Eyes: Eye tracking is normal and reacts normally to light stimulation
- Chest: Normal; Muscles and ribs more flexible due to the range of movement needed on Elaysia ll
- Musculoskeletal system: Muscles are looser due to the range of movement needed in low gravity. Has the ability to twist more from side to side.
- Nervous system functions; such as speech and walking: Speech, normal. Walking: The right leg moves without any problem but it more or less plants where it needs to go. The leg moves straight from the hip never once bending at the knee. The left takes a few seconds longer to catch up. Once it does it slides across the floor never once having the knee bend.
- Motor functions and reflexes: Reflexes, mormal. Range of movement is limited due to the higher average federation standard gravity.
Patient is seen again a couple months later due to joint and muscle pain. The recommendation is to start the patient on a combination of strength training, physical therapy and hydrotherapy to combat the higher gravity. Pain medication is proscribed to be taken when needed.
- SD 2395 - Medical Officer: Starfleet Academy
- Medical Assessment: Hip injury: Coming Soon
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COUNSELORS' NOTES
See Psychological Profile (Coming soon)
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