NRNP 6552 WEEK 5 CASE STUDY - Common Gynecologic Conditions Latest Discussions 2023 | PART 1 AND 2 | ADVANCED NURSE PRACTICE IN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE
(NRNP 6552 Week 5 Case Study, NRNP 6552 Week 5 Case Study) NRNP 6552 Week 5 Case Study Discussion: Common Gynecologic Conditions Part 2 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, endometrial biopsy (in office). She currently takes metoprolol, aspirin, progestin mini pills, and iron. She is allergic to PCN. Family history, Mother has a history of hypertension and obesity, alive and 75, Father … away from MI at 57. Social history is negative for illicit drug use or smoking, she reports having 1-2 glasses of wine/week. GYN history, the onset of menses age 14, heavy bleeding, menses irregular since age 48. She has some cramping and pelvic pain and pressure with menses. She lives a sedentary lifestyle, minimal exercise 1-2 times a week, wears seatbelts when in the car, denies texting and driving. She reports she has been bleeding for 14 days. NRNP 6552 Week 5 Case Study Discussion: Common Gynecologic Conditions Part 2 The patient with the initials HJ is a 26-year-old female who … to the hospital for bilateral hip and lower back pain. The patient self-report … that the pain experienced has been present for about 8 months and … it as a deep ache which is located in the low back and both hips anteriorly. On a pain scale, she rated the pain as 8/10. Her pain is … when she engages in physical activities which include walking, running, and … standing. Patient history … that her first menstrual cycle … beyond 34 days and she has since not … any menses which represents the presence of secondary amenorrhea (Lord & Sahni, 2021; Nawaz & Rogol, 2021). The absence of menstruation during the female during the reproductive ages of approximately 12 to 49 years is … as amenorrhea.
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