Category: nursing study guides
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Remediation for RN Comprehensive Practice Assessment B, Part B Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 452: Capstone
Purpose The purpose of this remediation is to provide a thorough review of areas identified as needing further improvement in preparation for the NCLEX-RN licensing exam. This process will help reinforce the application and reference of concepts and topics from previously completed courses, enhancing the student’s readiness for the exam. Course Outcomes This remediation…
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NR 603 Week 3 Reflection IHUMAN Reflection: Week 3 NR603 – Brecken Moore
In this week’s reflection, I reviewed the case of a patient suspected of having Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The total cost of the diagnostic workup for this patient, including an EKG, Echo, CT scan, chest X-ray, CBC, D-Dimer, BNP, ABG, and Pulmonary Function Test (PFT), amounted to $4,124. This considerable expense necessitates a strategic…
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2. List any relevant labs/diagnostic tests and link them to Larry’s specific case. Remember to include evidence-based support for any testing you order along with rationale if you feel no testing is warranted.
Answer: For Larry M.’s case, the following labs and diagnostic tests are relevant: Troponin Levels: Serial troponin measurements are essential as they are the gold standard biomarkers for myocardial injury. Elevated troponin levels would confirm myocardial infarction, differentiating NSTEMI from other causes of chest pain. Complete Blood Count (CBC): This test helps rule out anemia…
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NR NR224 Unit 8 Clinical Preparation Worksheet
What is an H&P? H&P stands for History and Physical. It is a comprehensive medical evaluation that includes the patient’s medical history and the findings from a physical examination. What might have triggered this patient’s GI bleed? The GI bleed could have been triggered by factors such as peptic ulcers, gastritis, use of NSAIDs…
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NR NR603 Week 6: Case Presentation – SOAP Note Chamberlain UniversityNR603: Advanced Clinical Diagnosis and Practice Across the Lifespan
March 2018 Patient Information: Initials: S.C. Age: 48-year-old Sex: Female Race: Caucasian Insurance: Unknown Subjective (S): Chief Complaint (CC): “Increasing weight despite dieting.” History of Present Illness (HPI): S.C. is a 48-year-old white woman presenting with complaints of increasing weight gain over the past 4 months despite dieting. She reports having less energy than usual,…
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HPI: H.M. is a 28-year-old Caucasian female who presents with complaints of intermittent abdominal pain and bloating for the past six months. Her mother reports observing unusual eating patterns since H.M. moved back home three months ago after a breakup. H.M. attributes her recent weight gain to her job as a catering manager, where she is constantly exposed to food. Six months ago, H.M. began vomiting after eating large meals to prevent weight gain, which she continues to do at least three times a week. She also exercises rigorously, attending yoga and exercise classes six times a week. Despite being on a low-calorie diet, H.M. reports a loss of control over her eating habits and feels bad when she overeats. PMHx: H.M. has no significant past medical history reported.
Week 5 APEA Case Study subjective objective NR603 20 August 2024 Subjective: Chief Complaint (CC): Abdominal pain and bloating. HPI: H.M. is a 28-year-old Caucasian female who presents with complaints of intermittent abdominal pain and bloating for the past six months. Her mother reports observing unusual eating patterns since H.M. moved back home three months…
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NR603 Week 4 iHuman Cardiopulmonary Case Study Summary Patient Information: Initials: C.B. Age: 70 years old Race: Caucasian Sex: Female Medical History: Hypertension, 26-year history of smoking (1 pack per day)
Chief Complaint: The patient presents with worsening shortness of breath (SOB) over several years, which is now progressively worsening, particularly with exertion. The patient also reports some swelling in her feet and ankles, along with fatigue. Subjective Data: Shortness of Breath: Worse with exertion, improves with rest. Swelling: Reports bilateral lower extremity swelling (feet and…
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Vise Call NR 603 Referral Referral Call to Neuro-Surgical Specialist Patient Information: Patient Age: 51-year-old female Chief Complaint: The patient is experiencing severe lower back pain radiating down both legs, accompanied by numbness in her feet.
History of Present Illness (HPI): The patient presented to my office three months ago with complaints of progressively worsening lower back pain. She reports that the pain radiates bilaterally down her lower extremities and is associated with persistent numbness in both feet. The pain has been constant for the past two months and is significantly…
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NR 603 Week 2 Part 1: Case Discussion Reflection
Hello everyone, Based on the presenting symptoms and assessment findings, the most likely diagnosis for this case study is occupational asthma, commonly referred to as baker’s asthma. This condition is a prevalent occupational disease that affects a significant percentage of bakers globally, with estimates ranging from 4% to 25% of bakers experiencing symptoms (Brittner…
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History of Present Illness (HPI): C.B. is a 38-year-old white woman who presents with complaints of increasing fatigue over the past four months. She reports feeling tired throughout the day with a decreased interest in usual activities. She finds herself less able to complete routine tasks and generally feels slowed down. C.B. is sleeping more than she used to, approximately from 9:00 pm to 7:30 am, but despite this increased sleep, she does not feel rested. She does not wake up during the night and does not nap during the day. C.B. denies any recent acute illnesses and does not recall any specific events that could have precipitated her fatigue. She is concerned about her decreased performance in daily activities and the negative feedback she has received from family, friends, and co-workers. Although she feels something is wrong, she cannot specify her concern. Additional Risk Factors: Female gender, family history of diabetes, and a personal history of smoking
History of Present Illness (HPI): C.B. is a 38-year-old white woman who presents with complaints of increasing fatigue over the past four months. She reports feeling tired throughout the day with a decreased interest in usual activities. She finds herself less able to complete routine tasks and generally feels slowed down. C.B. is sleeping more…