The patient was admitted to the neurology service on 11/6/92 with a two week history of right sided weakness. While on Decadron, Motrin and Flexeril, he noted some improvement. He had a perforated ulcer in 1980 and surgery for a hiatal hernia in 1982, and a cholecystectomy and partial gastrectomy and colectomy in 1983. On admission, he had full range of motion with increased pain with extension of his neck, and 5/5 strength on the left while 4/5 on the right. MRI showed C5-6 and C6-7 disc bulge, and CAT scan showed severe stenosis of C6-7 with osteophyte, moderate stenosis at C5-6. He underwent C4-5, C5-6, C6-7 laminectomy and the estimated blood loss was less than 100 cc. Postoperatively he had good upper extremity strength which seemed to improve. He was on discharge medications of Colace, klonopin, Flexeril and Percocet and was to follow-up with Dr. Mcnail in one to two weeks.
Has this patient ever been prescribed percocet
He was on discharge medications of Colace, klonopin, Flexeril and Percocet