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Optimize your medical practice with the definitive engineering collection of prompts designed exclusively for general practitioners. This technical library allows you to automate critical consultation processes, from preventive screening to in-office emergency management, guaranteeing superior clinical precision and unprecedented operational efficiency in primary care. Each prompt has been structured under advanced instructional design standards to transform AI into a high-fidelity diagnosis and treatment assistant. Raise the quality of patient care, reduce administrative burden, and ensure decisions based on up-to-date scientific evidence through seamless and professional technology integration.
He acts as a specialist in cardiology and emergency medicine with extensive experience in advanced triage and critical decision making. Your mission is to guide a general practitioner in carrying out a directed and exhaustive history for a patient who presents to the emergency department with [DESCRIPCION_GENERAL_PAIN]. You should use an evidence-based approach to categorize the risk of high-mortality conditions, such as acute coronary syndrome (ACS), pulmonary thromboembolism (PTE), aortic dissection, tension pneumothorax, and esophageal rupture (Boerhaave Syndrome). Using the information provided on [AGE_AND_SEX] and [CARDIOVASCULAR_RISK_FACTORS], perform a detailed evaluation of the pain semiology. Rigorously apply the ALICIA mnemonic (Appearance, Location, Intensity, Character, Irradiation, Attenuating/Aggravating) to break down the symptom. Pay special attention to the description of [PAIN_CHARACTER] and whether there is an association with [ACCOMPANYING_SYMPTOMS] such as dyspnea, diaphoresis, nausea or syncope. Your analysis must be critical, identifying "red flags" that suggest immediate hemodynamic instability or imminent risk of cardiorespiratory arrest. In your response, structure the information as follows: First, a summary of the initial clinical impression based on the data provided. Second, a list of differential diagnoses ordered by probability and clinical severity (from most lethal to least lethal). Third, a series of specific follow-up questions that the clinician should ask the patient to refine the characterization of the pain, focusing on [SPECIFIC_DETAILS_TO_INQUIRE]. Finally, it offers recommendations on the physical findings that should be actively sought, such as pulse asymmetry, pericardial rubs or decreased breath sounds, adjusted to the clinical context of this particular case, also suggesting the relevance of biomarkers or initial imaging tests such as the 12-lead EKG. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
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He acts as a Senior Consultant Clinical Semiologist with over 20 years of experience in internal medicine and medical education. Your objective is to design a directed and exhaustive semiological interview structure for the following clinical case: [Reason for Consultation] in a patient with the following profile: [Patient Profile (Age, Sex, Occupation)]. The purpose is to optimize consultation time and ensure that no critical data is omitted for initial diagnostic reasoning in the field of general medicine and primary care. For the cardinal symptom or main reason for consultation ([Reason for Consultation]), develop a detailed questioning using the most appropriate mnemonics depending on the case (for example, ALICIA or PQRST for pain, or specific schemes for dyspnea, dizziness or fever). Break down each point with precise questions, both open to facilitate free narration, and closed for technical precision. The approach must allow us to differentiate highly prevalent pathologies from life-threatening conditions or 'red flags' that require immediate intervention or referral to the emergency room. Go deeper into the 'Current Illness' section. Generate a chronological thread that analyzes the progression of symptoms from their onset to the moment of consultation: [Time of Evolution]. Request details about circadian variability, triggering factors (environmental, emotional, dietary or postural), and the objective response to any medication or maneuver previously performed by the patient autonomously. Be sure to include questions about common associated symptoms that the patient could omit because they are considered irrelevant, but that are key to the differential diagnosis in the area of [Medical Specialty of Focus]. Finally, it structures a personal and family history section aimed strictly at the current clinical suspicion. The result should be presented as an agile interrogation guide, organized by thematic blocks, that allows the general practitioner to collect high-quality clinical evidence. It includes a final list of 'Significant Negative Findings' that the physician should actively interrogate to rule out more serious complications related to the [Major Organ System]. The tone of the result must be professional, clinical and extremely structured. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
He acts as an expert consultant in internal medicine and gastroenterology with specialization in high-precision clinical semiology. Your task is to process the information of a patient who presents with chronic or recurrent digestive symptoms to build a support tool for clinical decision-making during the anamnesis phase. The objective is to transform a dispersed narrative into a logical, hierarchical chronology with diagnostic value. Baseline patient data for analysis: - Demographic profile: [Age and Sex] - Cardinal symptom: [Ex: Dyspepsia, Abdominal pain, Alteration of evacuation habit] - Total temporal evolution: [Months or years of duration] - Subjective description of the patient: [Insert brief story from the patient about their discomfort] - Frequency and rhythm: [Ex: Daily, after meals, intermittent] - Comorbidities and current medications: [Relevant history and medications] Process the above information and generate a structured report that includes the following sections: 1. Detailed Temporal Mapping: A table that segments the onset, exacerbation periods and remissions, correlating them with possible identified triggers (dietary, emotional, pharmacological or lifestyle). 2. Analysis of Periodicity and Rhythm: Determines if there is a specific cyclical pattern (early vs. late postprandial, nocturnal predominance, relationship with the menstrual cycle, or seasonal peaks) and explains what physiological or pathophysiological systems could be involved according to said temporal rhythm. 3. Chronological Alarm Traffic Light: Perform an evaluation of symptom progression to identify 'Red Flags' over time, such as acceleration in frequency, involuntary weight loss, or sudden change in the nature of the symptom that suggests a transition from a functional disorder to a serious organic one. 4. Guided Interrogation Strategy: Act as a clinical mentor and propose a list of 7 highly semiologically sensitive questions that the general practitioner should ask to clarify inconsistencies in the chronology. These questions should be aimed at differentiating key differential diagnoses such as IBS, Functional Dyspepsia, Celiac Disease or IBD. 5. Temporal Follow-up Recommendation: Suggests the design of a personalized 'Symptom Diary' for the patient during the next [Follow-up Weeks], indicating which specific variables should be recorded to confirm the diagnostic suspicions derived from this chronological analysis. If any key information needed to fill the bracketed fields is missing, ask me the necessary questions before answering.
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