tokens: Admission Date : 2010-10-04 Discharge Date : 2010-10-17 Date of Birth : 1929-11-09 Sex : F Service : There will be further addendum . Respiratory distress - On 10-12 , the patient was transferred to Medicine Intensive Care Unit secondary to respiratory distress . In the Medicine Intensive Care Unit , the patient was initially placed on high-flow 60% oxygen face mask and they diuresed approximately 5 liters off into the intravenous Lasix . The patient actually was improved . She came back to the floor on 10-14 . Since then the patient 's oxygenation has been improving and today , 10-17 , she is requiring .5 liters of keep her saturations above 94 . The patient continues to be diuresed with approximately 20 mg of Lasix a day and she has had good urine output . Anemia - The patient 's hematocrit dropped in the Intensive Care Unit to the mid 20s and she received one unit of packed red blood cells with a good response up to 30 . Hypotension - On the night of 10-16 , the patient was diuresed with 20 mg of intravenous Lasix . This is the normal dose that she puts out too . The patient became hypotensive into the 70 s without any symptoms . Her oxygen saturations were greater than 94% at the time . The patient was given 250 cc of normal saline and her blood pressure responded coming back up to the high 90 s. No further episodes of hypotension were noted . As of the time of this dictation , on 2010-10-17 , the patient appears to be getting better . Recent chest x-ray shows resolving right lower lobe pneumonia . She continues on her Prednisone taper for her asthma and this is day # 14 of antibiotics . MARK Shorter , M.D. 94-264 Dictated By : Donna Q Fisher , M.D. MEDQUIST36 D : 2010-10-17 12:22 T : 2010-10-17 17:21 JOB #: 33371 ( End of Report )