Episodic soap - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NURS 6512: Advanced Health Assessment and Diagnostic Reasoning Week 5 Discussion Case #1 Episodic/Focused SOAP Note Template Patient Information: R.P., 50-year old Caucasian male S: CC: Itchy eyes, ears, nose, and palate x 5 days HPI: R.P. is a 50-year old Caucasian male that presents to the clinic with a complaint of rhinorrhea, sneezing, nasal congestion and postnasal drip with itchy eyes, ears, nose, and palate for the past 5 days. The patient reports fa

Episodic/Focused SOAP Note Template Patient Information: Initials: GM Age: 33 y.o Sex: Female Race: African American SUBJECTIVE DATA: Chief complaint: She states, I have a drooping on the right side of my face HPI: G.M is a 33-year-old African American woman who presents in the clinic complaining of a right-sided facial drooping. She states that she noted it after waking up in the morning. She further says that her right eye has been watering continuously, and she cannot stop drooling out o...

NRP 531- Episodic SOAP Note: Tom Walker-2022-2023

Differential Diagnosis - • In deciding which disease to include in the differential, consider: - What's the most life-threatening disease the patient could have? - Could this be a common disease presenting with unusual features? - What diseases present with misleading symptoms? - What rare diseases could be causing these signs and symptoms? Develop a Complete, Framed Differential Diagnosis (Hypothesis) - • Not all diagnoses in a given differential are: - equally likely - equally import...

Running head: EPISODIC SOAP NOTE: TOM WALKER 1 Episodic SOAP Note: Tom Walker NRP 531 2021 Professor Sandra Brown EPISODIC SOAP NOTE: TOM WALKER 2 DOS: 4/15/2019 ID: Tom Walker (M) DOB: 6/28/73 (45) CC: Atopic dermatitis (eczema) and right knee pain Subjective HPI: Tom is a 45-year-old Caucasian male who is deemed a reliable historian who presents with c/o an episodic flare of eczema which started a month ago (9/10) which is really bad in the bends of his arms and right knee pain which began fou...

Emily, age 15, is brought to your clinic complaining of chills, aches, and a sore throat. Without any testing, consider all of the possible diagnoses. It could be a cold, the flu, bronchitis, or even something more serious, such as meningitis or mononucleosis. Assessing the actual cause will involve much more than simple visual inspection. Some conditions are so subtle that they require the use of special instruments and tests in addition to a trained eye and ear.

When writing a SOAP note, the nurse practitioner is aware that "A" represents correct answers The diagnosis When reading a healthcare record you see the following notation: Patient states "I have had a runny nose and a cough for 1 week now" This is an example of: correct answers Chief complaint Which of the following is an appropriate recording of the subjective information provided by a patient? correct answers "grabbing" chest pain for 2 hours You receive results from the labora...

Advanced Health Assessment Week 8 FocusEpisodic SOAP Note Musculoskeletal Case Study Advanced Health Assessment Week 8 FocusEpisodic SOAP Note Musculoskeletal Case Study

NURS 550 Midterm Exam Questions With Verified Answers Differential Diagnosis - answer• In deciding which disease to include in the differential, consider: - What's the most life-threatening disease the patient could have? - Could this be a common disease presenting with unusual features? - What diseases present with misleading symptoms? - What rare diseases could be causing these signs and symptoms? Develop a Complete, Framed Differential Diagnosis (Hypothesis) - answer• Not all diag...

PRAC 6552 Week 7 Assignment 2: FNP Students OB Episodic Visit: Focused Note(ACCURATE 2024 SPRING QTR) Episodic/Focused SOAP Note Template Week 5/Case Study D.M. is a 52-year-old African American, G2T1P0A1L1 female presenting to the clinic with complaints of abnormal bleeding and pelvic pressure. She works full-time as a receptionist for Gunn Honda. Medical history includes Grave disease, anemia, CAD, hypertension, obesity, and osteopenia. Surgical history includes D&C, tubal ligation, endometr...