NR 511 / NR511
WEEK 5 SNAPPS ORAL
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Differential Diagnosis and Primary Care Practicum
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SUMMARIZE
Using a patient seen in the practicum setting, summarize the H&P into an organized and concise
format.
CC Nasal Congestion and Drainage with cough
HPI statement
using 36-year-old White male presents to the office complaining of a thick nasal
OLDCARTS drainage and congestion with a cough.
data Onset of symptoms 6 days ago which is starting worsen.
Location of his pain and tenderness is mostly on his forehead, and below
the eyes which he describes as constant, and to the sides of the nares
accompanied with congestion and intermittent cough. He has had an
occasional headache in which he describes as a dull and throbbing and rated
as a 6-8 /10, rhinorrhea in which he describes as mostly thick whiteish
green discharge, with a dry sometimes productive cough at night of thick
white sputum.
His aggravating symptoms are laying down and bending over. His
alleviating factors includes OTC medications. Patient has tried Tylenol
sinus and Mucinex which gives him some relief but it only lasts a couple of
hours..
The patient reports that he has not been able to perform his daily activities
because he just doesn’t feel up to it but denies fatigue.
Additional symptoms include an occasional sore throat and pressure in
nasal area, he states he thinks he might have had a fever but didn’t have a
thermometer
Patient. denies SOB or Chest Pain, denies any eye discomfort or discharge,
Chills, body aches, or ear pain
PMH significant for HTN on Lisinopril, Anxiety and depression on Zoloft,
Seasonal allergies
He is a pack per day smoker
No surgeries noted
Pertinent ROS
General- Pt is afebrile, no chills, weight gain or loss
Head: frontal and maxillary sinuses are tendered to touch
Eyes:Pt denies any itching, blurry vision, or discharge
Ears: Difficulty hearing, pressure, or pain
Nose :Nasal congestion, runny nose,
Lung: No SOB or difficulty breathing
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WEEK 5 SNAPPS ORAL
PRESENTATION TEMPLATE
Differential Diagnosis and Primary Care Practicum
, SNAPPS ORAL PRESENTATION TEMPLATE
This template should only be used to organize your oral presentation, IT SHOULD NOT BE
SUBMITTED.
SUMMARIZE
Using a patient seen in the practicum setting, summarize the H&P into an organized and concise
format.
CC Nasal Congestion and Drainage with cough
HPI statement
using 36-year-old White male presents to the office complaining of a thick nasal
OLDCARTS drainage and congestion with a cough.
data Onset of symptoms 6 days ago which is starting worsen.
Location of his pain and tenderness is mostly on his forehead, and below
the eyes which he describes as constant, and to the sides of the nares
accompanied with congestion and intermittent cough. He has had an
occasional headache in which he describes as a dull and throbbing and rated
as a 6-8 /10, rhinorrhea in which he describes as mostly thick whiteish
green discharge, with a dry sometimes productive cough at night of thick
white sputum.
His aggravating symptoms are laying down and bending over. His
alleviating factors includes OTC medications. Patient has tried Tylenol
sinus and Mucinex which gives him some relief but it only lasts a couple of
hours..
The patient reports that he has not been able to perform his daily activities
because he just doesn’t feel up to it but denies fatigue.
Additional symptoms include an occasional sore throat and pressure in
nasal area, he states he thinks he might have had a fever but didn’t have a
thermometer
Patient. denies SOB or Chest Pain, denies any eye discomfort or discharge,
Chills, body aches, or ear pain
PMH significant for HTN on Lisinopril, Anxiety and depression on Zoloft,
Seasonal allergies
He is a pack per day smoker
No surgeries noted
Pertinent ROS
General- Pt is afebrile, no chills, weight gain or loss
Head: frontal and maxillary sinuses are tendered to touch
Eyes:Pt denies any itching, blurry vision, or discharge
Ears: Difficulty hearing, pressure, or pain
Nose :Nasal congestion, runny nose,
Lung: No SOB or difficulty breathing
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