Parry Mathews – 57 – 6:00 a.m.
Severe fall from two wheeler, body bruised, fracture suspected.
Brought in by emergency squad, no relative.
Unconscious. Immediately provided help; doctor called in, wound site cleaned with disinfectant, painkiller and antibiotic started IV.
Patient made comfortable. X-ray of left arm ordered.
Monitor vitals every 30 minutes.
Keep doctor updated.
Today’s date: November 14, 2025
Date of incident: November 14, 2025
Time of incident: 6:00 a.m.
This report provides an account of an incident involving Mr. Parry Mathews, a 57-year-old male patient, who experienced a severe fall from a two wheeler. The incident was witnessed by people on the street at that moment. The patient was brought in by the emergency squad. The occurrence was primarily due to malfunctioning of Mr. Mathews’ bike as it was slightly broken. As a result, he sustained body bruises.
A head-to-toe assessment was immediately performed, revealing that he was mentally unconscious, raising suspicions of a possible fracture on his left arm. Meanwhile, his vital signs were assessed and documented as follows:
- Blood pressure:
- Pulse:
- Respiratory rate:
Furthermore, the doctor on duty, the nurse supervisor, and the next of kin were immediately informed about the patient’s current condition. The treatment orders included administering intravenous antibiotics and painkillers, cleaning wound areas with disinfectant, and closely monitoring his vital signs. An X-ray of the left arm was ordered for further medical clarification.
Mr. Mathews is presently mentally conscious, oriented to time, place, and person, and accompanied by his wife. In addition, the client will continue to be closely monitored for any further complications and to prevent any other incident. Keep the doctor updated if the patient’s condition changes. The report has been endorsed by the head nurse and handed over to the next nurse on duty.
IN/RN