NAME: McCoy, Julian.
PREFERRED TITLE: Doctor.
ALTERNATIVE STYLE: Counselor.
EYE COLOR: Blue
HAIR COLOR: Black, natural colour.
HYPERTENSION: No.
SPOKEN LANGUAGES: Tau Ceti Basic, Sol Common, Sign Language.
(Is able to understand sign language, however loss of left hand prevents full usage.)
PREFERRED LANGUAGE: Sol Common.
NEXT OF KIN: None registered.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

PROSTHETIC(S): No.

ALLERGIES: No.

SURGICAL HISTORY:
[1] - Surgery carried out to remove remainder of non-functional tissue in left hand following extremely traumatic injury.
[2] - Follow up procedure to continue repair of remaining functional tissue in left arm.
[3] - 07/2460 - Surgical procedures carried out to repair extensive burn damage to subject's legs following chemical-related accident, third degree burn repairs performed successfully with significant scarring expected.
[4] - 09/2460 - Follow up procedure to attempt internal repair of nervous tissue in upper legs, minimal improvement noted with chronic pain still expected.
[5] - 12/2460 - Further follow up procedure to apply regenerative membranes to damaged nerve endings in lower legs, minimal improvement noted and chronic pain still expected.

MEDICATION HISTORY: None.

CURRENT MEDICATIONS/PRESCRIPTIONS:
[1] - Prescribed 07/2460 - Oxycodone, 2u. Taken several times daily following chemical burns to legs, abdomen and lower back, or as necessary, not exceeding six doses per day. - Still valid as of 09/2460.
[2] - Prescribed 09/2460 - Tramadol, 1u. Taken several times daily in conjunction with 2u Oxycodone following diagnosis of chronic neurological pain, or as necessary, not exceeding six doses per day.
[3] - Prescribed 12/2460 - Fluvoxamine, 1u. Taken three times daily to treat muscle weakness following surgical application of regenerative membrane to nervous tissue in legs.
[4] - Prescribed 12/2460 - Olanzapine, 1u. Taken three times daily along with 1u Fluvoxamine to treat muscle spasms in legs associated with regenerative membrane application.
[5] - Prescribed 20/03/2461 - Escitalopram, 5u. Taken twice daily and as needed additionally to assist in management of depressive symptoms.

DOCUMENTED PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS: Patient frequently suffers from stress, with nosebleeds a common symptom. Minor depression following accidental self-inflicted injury.

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