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Romyana Casparian
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MEDICAL RECORD
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- Height: 172 cm (5'8")
- Weight: 70 kg (155 lbs)
- Blood Type: A+
- T/E Rating: T0
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
- Chronic Illnesses: Cirrhosis of the liver
- Medications: None.
- Allergies and Reactions: No allergies. Alcohol/synthahol, salt and high doses of medication shall be avoided as it may trigger additional cirrhosis of the liver.
- Sexual/Reproductive History: -
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PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS
- 2377 - 2378 Patient was admitted to hospital with acute liver failure. Exploratory surgery sessions were needed in order to diagnose and monitor the condition of the patient's liver and other secondarily affected internal organs. This revealed that the patient has a Vulcan physiology based liver and the combination of human iron-based blood cells means that the liver is under stress. The additional stress of a viral infection caused and subsequently scar tissue built up in the patient's liver (i.e. Cirrhosis). The cirrhosis reduces the nominal liver function and in turn causes hypertension of the blood vessels. Because of the young age of the patient at the time, and with help of a year of intensive treatments, the liver could still heal enough for the condition to stabilize and at present should not create any severe symptoms or difficulties in the patient’s everyday life. For details refer to UFOP Medial File LR1216104E-MD3. L. VanderBilt, MD and N. Soval, MD.
PAST SURGICAL HISTORY
see above.
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PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY
None.
SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY
- Alcohol: None
- Recreation Drugs: None
- Other: None
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FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
- Parent 1 (Mother): Refer to Starfleet Medical Record Corynne Noval.
- Parent 2 (Father): Refer to Starfleet Medical Record Lee Casparian.
- Siblings: No medical history available.
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SOCIAL HISTORY
- Marital status: Not married.
- Children: No children.
- Occupation/Assignment: Engineering officer.
- Diet: No Alcohol/synthahol, low salt.
- Exercise: Cardio exercises, 1 hour 3 times a week.
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PHYSICIANS' NOTES
- SD 239208.31 - Medical Officer: Dr. James Cornish, Academy Physician
- Medical Assessment: Academy entry medical examination showed that patient's past excessive sport activities have resulted in gradual erosion of the bone tissue (i.e. attrition) of the knee joints. She reported occasional inflammation of the ligaments of the knee caps, which in my opinion is not problematic, and at the moment no corrective surgery is necessary. Advice is to limit the participation in (sports)activities that require repeated jumping or squatting.
- SD 239xxx.xx - Medical Officer: name, title & ship
- Medical Assessment: TBD
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COUNSELORS' NOTES
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