The primary diagnosis assigned for my case study presented in part 1 was bipolar disorder type 1. Diagnostic tests are not recommended for the diagnosis of bipolar disease, but labs to assess for ano ther source causing mania, hypomania, and depression are needed. Diagnostic tests include a thyroid stimulating hormone, complete blood count, complete metabolic panel, and a toxicology screen. To assess for bipolar disorder type one a through psychiatric history, general medical history, and medica...

JA is a 31 year old Hispanic female CC: Sadness, hopeless and sudden weight gain HPI: JA arrived to the office by herself stating she recently broke up with her fiancé after five years of being t ogether. Patient mentioned she found out her fiancé had an affair with a coworker. She recently moved out from the apartment she was leaving with her fiancé and move into her childhood home with her mother while she gets back on her feet. She used to be active in many social groups like an intramural...

Week 7 Case Study Discussion Case Study 1: Based on the IQVIA opioid prescribing data a total of 56,935,332 perople or 17.4% of the US population has a prescription for an opioid in 2017. States with the highest opioid prescribing rates includes Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana (CDC, 2018). Women are more likely than men to get an opioid prescription. SBIRT is an approach to help in the screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment for persons at risk of substa...

Part 2 APEA Predictor Part Two – First line treatment plan for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (40.1) Chief Complaint: Urinary frequency, dribbling, dysuria and occasional low back pain HPI: A.C. is a 69-year-old Hispanic male that comes into the clinic complaining of urinary frequency worse at night with frequent dribbling accompanied by dysuria. Pt also complains of occasional low back pain. Pt states pain is a 6/10 at worse and doesn’t take anything for the pain. Pt states these symptoms star...

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NR 603 Week 1 Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Practice Across the Lifespan Week 1 Crystal Quince Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 603: Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Practice Across the Lifespan October 2017 NR 603 Week 1: PBL Case Discussion: Neurologic Disorders Part Two S (Subjective) Name: Christopher D. Age: 15 years old Sex: Male Race: White Insurance: NA CC: Presents with the chief complaint of headache. Christopher D states that headach...

Chief complaint: 52-year-old African American male presented to the office with chief complaint of voiding difficulty and pain. HPI: “I been having some dribbling and discomfort pain after peeing f or some time now. I have been going to the bathroom more often since I do not feel like I have finish peeing all the way. The reason I am here today is because last night, I noticed a small amount of blood in my semen after having intercourse with my wife. I did not want to come, but this is really ...

Unread Subscribe his study so You should be able to identify the most common organism for the ones above that are infections from a choice of answers on the test. You should be able to read a case study and know enough about how a disease occurs to recognize what disease is being described given the patient's gender, age, and how the illness presented. You should be able to identify the FIRST LINE treatment for common disorders such as SABA for new onset asthma, Azithromycin for sinusitis, stat...

only encountered in up to 1/3 of the patients. The collection of blood between the skull and dura mater causes an evident mass effect with ophthalmic nerve palsy and the contralateral hemiparesis. Sur gical evacuation of the clot via burr holes is the treatment of choice. Subdural hematoma results from a traumatic rupture of the bridging veins that connect the cerebrum to the venous sinuses within the dura. This venous hemorrhage will result in a gradual increase of the hematoma, with a progress...

Week 4: Clinical VISE Assignment Faculty calls: Greets student, Summarize: Student: “Good afternoon: Dr. V, I am calling you because you are an Orthopedist specialist and surgeon I need to refer: • 23-year-old male patient for forward evaluation, treatment, and possible surgery. • The patient presented to the clinic today with a 1 day left hand and wrist pain, redness and swelling without skin breakage. • All fingers have good capillaries refill. • Left 4th finger has decreased mobilit...