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I HUMAN WEEK #4 CASE 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE REASON: RASH (NURS 6512) ASSIGNMENT 2024 NEW!!!
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I HUMAN WEEK #4 CASE 2 YEAR OLD FEMALE REASON:RASH (NURS 6512) COMPLETE ANALYSIS 2024 NEW!!!
Overview of the Case
Patient Information:
o Age: 2 years
o Sex: Female
Chief Complaint:
o Rash present for 4 days
Purpose of Study:
o Analyze symptoms, potential diagnoses, and management
Importance of Case:
o Common in pediatric practice
, o Understanding differential diagnoses and management strategies is critical
Objectives:
o Assess the rash characteristics
o Explore medical history and family background
o Discuss diagnosis, treatment options, and follow-up care
HPI Questions and Answers
Summary of Key Information
When did the rash first appear?
o Answer: The rash first appeared 4 days ago.
Where did the rash initially appear?
o Answer: The rash initially appeared on the trunk.
Has the rash spread to other areas?
o Answer: Yes, it has spread to the arms and legs.
Can you describe the appearance of the rash?
o Answer: The rash is characterized by red, raised papules; no blisters or pustules present.
How has the rash progressed over the past few days?
o Answer: The rash began as small red spots and has become more diffuse and
widespread.
Is the rash itchy?
o Answer: Yes, the rash is itchy; the child seems particularly uncomfortable in the
evenings.
Does the rash cause any pain or tenderness?
o Answer: No, the rash is not painful or tender; it is primarily itchy.
, Have there been any changes in the rash's appearance?
o Answer: It has spread, but no significant changes in its characteristics.
History of Present Illness
Detailed Exploration of Symptoms
Onset of Rash:
o First appeared 4 days ago
Initial Location:
o Began on the trunk
Spread:
o Yes, it has spread to the arms and legs
Appearance of Rash:
o Red, raised papules
o No blisters or pustules observed
Progression:
o Started as small red spots; now more diffuse and widespread
Itchiness:
o Confirmed by parents; child appears particularly uncomfortable in the evenings
Pain and Tenderness:
o No pain reported, only itchiness
Changes in Appearance:
o Becoming more widespread but no significant morphological changes
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