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Running head: PEDIGREE 1


Genogram Assignment

The interview conducted contains fundamental information that allows the understanding

of the patient as a whole. This includes the patient’s demographics, chief concern, history of

present illness, past medical history, family history, personal and social history and a complete

review of systems (Ball, Dains, Flynn, Solomon, & Stewart, 2019). The goal is to establish

rapport in order to provide education on a risk that is identified.

The patient is a 60-year-old male that identifies himself as white but is of Lebanese

descent. He is married with three children and says that he is a “businessman.” This history is

obtained from the patient as he is considered a reliable historian.

The chief concern for the patient is intermittent chest pain that he describes as

“something squeezing my chest.” The pain began a few days ago and has become increasingly

worse. The discomfort is mostly in his chest but sometimes will radiate to his left arm. The

patient says that it intensifies with any type of exertion but is able to find some relief with

extended periods of rest. Prior to these episodes, the patient would spend his mornings gardening

without any discomfort.

The patient has a past medical history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diverticulitis, and

acid reflux. His prior surgeries include a rhino-septoplasty and colonoscopy. He is currently

prescribed lisinopril and atorvastatin daily but states he only “takes the medicine sometimes.”

During his last visit to the physician, his blood pressure and cholesterol levels were all within

normal limits.

The patient’s father is 95-years-old and still alive. He has a history of hypertension with

multiple hospitalizations for chest pain, one of which the result was a heart attack. His mother

died at the age of 86 from Alzheimer’s disease with early onset dementia in her 50s. She does not




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