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IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITTENT SQUEEZING CHEST PAIN COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY ;;WEEK 7 [ACTUAL 100%] LATEST!! LATEST!!!
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IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITT
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IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITT
IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITTENT
SQUEEZING CHEST PAIN COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY ;;WEEK 7
[ACTUAL 100%] LATEST!! LATEST!!!
IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITTENT
SQUEEZING CHEST PAIN COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY ;;WEEK 7
[ACTUAL 100%] LATEST!! LATEST!!!...
IHUMAN CASE STUDY 49YEAR OLD ENCOUNTERED INTERMITTENT
SQUEEZING CHEST PAIN COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY ;;WEEK 7
[ACTUAL 100%] LATEST!! LATEST!!!
, Patient Presentation Name: Mr. Robert Smith (hypothetical name) Age: 49 years old Sex: Male Chief
Complaint: "I have chest pain that comes and goes." Duration: 1 week (week 7 of the case). Character of
Pain: Squeezing, tightness, or pressure. Location: Substernal or left-sided chest pain. Radiation: To the
neck, jaw, back, or left arm. Pain Frequency: Intermittent. Severity: 6/10 pain on a scale. Associated
Symptoms: Shortness of breath (dyspnea), diaphoresis (sweating), nausea, or dizziness.
Step 1: HPI
Onset of Pain:
When did it start? Was the onset sudden or gradual?
Is pain exertional (related to physical activity) or emotional stress?
Character of Pain:
Can you describe the pain? Is it constricting, pressure, or burning?
Does the pain change with breathing, eating, or position?
Radiation:
Does pain radiate to the arms, neck, or jaw?
Triggers and Relieving Factors:
Does it occur with exertion, while eating, or at rest?
Does it improve with rest, leaning forward, or nitroglycerin?
Associated Symptoms:
Shortness of Breath: indicates that the cause may be cardiovascular or pulmonary
Diaphoresis: (sweating) may be indicative of myocardial ischemia
Nausea and Vomiting: These are commonly found in myocardial infarction.
Palpitations: These may indicate arrhythmias.
Dizziness/Lightheadedness: These may be related to hypotension or arrhythmias.
Step 2: Past Medical History (PMH)
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