Allergy and Immunologist Template

A&I Follow-up

A professional Allergy and Immunologist template for healthcare professionals.

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Allergy and Immunologist

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Last edited

5/23/2025

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The A&I Follow-up template is designed for Allergy and Immunologists to document follow-up visits for patients with allergy conditions. This template includes sections for recording the patient's current allergy symptoms, immunotherapy status, and any relevant test results. It also allows for detailed documentation of the physical exam and a comprehensive assessment and plan, including ICD-10 codes. This template is ideal for clinicians managing patients undergoing allergy immunotherapy, ensuring a thorough and structured approach to patient care. Use this template to streamline documentation and enhance patient management in allergy and immunology practices.

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CC: - Patient presents with seasonal allergic rhinitis, primarily concerned about worsening symptoms during spring. Immunotherapy: - Patient has been on subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT) for 2 years with moderate improvement in symptoms. Wishes to continue treatment. HPI: - Patient reports increased nasal congestion, sneezing, and itchy eyes over the past 3 weeks. Symptoms are severe in the morning and improve slightly with antihistamines. Current Medications: - Loratadine 10 mg once daily - Fluticasone nasal spray 2 sprays in each nostril daily Physical Exam: - General appearance: Alert and oriented, no acute distress - Nasal findings: Turbinate hypertrophy, clear rhinorrhea - Throat: Mild erythema, no exudate - Eyes: Conjunctival injection, watery discharge - Respiratory: Clear to auscultation bilaterally - Cardiovascular: Regular rate and rhythm - Skin: No rashes or urticaria Test Results: - Recent skin prick test shows positive reactions to grass and tree pollen Assessment and Plan: - Seasonal allergic rhinitis (ICD-10: J30.2) - Continue SCIT - Increase loratadine to 20 mg daily during peak pollen season - Follow-up in 3 months to reassess symptoms and treatment efficacy