NR507 Week 7
Choose Your Pathophysiology Adventure Presentation Template
Directions: Use this template to complete the Week 7 Choose Your Pathophysiology Adventure Presentation
as outlined in the assignment instructions in the Week 7 Discussion Guidelines. You will use Kaltura to record
your presentation of this template and share the recording in the Discussion.
Click into the box below to add your name and date.
Click into each box where it says [Type Here] on the following slides.
Remove the words [Type Here] to insert your responses.
Name: Miranda Sandoval
Date: June 16, 2026
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, Healthcare Condition Selected:
Hodgkin Lymphoma
Case Study:
• Client Name: James Carter
• Diagnosis: Diagnosed with Stage II Hodgkin lymphoma, nodular sclerosis subtype.
• Social Background: 28-year-old male who works as a teacher and lives with his partner. He denies
smoking or illicit drug use and reports occasional alcohol consumption. There is no known family history
of lymphoma or other malignancies.
• Assessment Findings: Physical examination findings include a firm, non-tender, enlarged lymph node in
the left cervical region without erythema or warmth. The patient also demonstrates mild splenomegaly
on abdominal examination, while cardiopulmonary findings remain unremarkable.
• Lab Results: Additional findings that support this diagnosis include laboratory studies revealing mild
normocytic anemia and an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), both of which are commonly
associated with Hodgkin lymphoma.
• Medical History: The patient has no significant past medical history; however, he reports a history of Client Picture
infectious mononucleosis during adolescence.
• Surgical History: The patient has no surgical history.
• Other/Imaging: Confirmation of this diagnosis was obtained through an excisional lymph node biopsy
that revealed the presence of Reed–Sternberg cells within an inflammatory background. A PET/CT scan
demonstrated hypermetabolic lymphadenopathy in the cervical and mediastinal regions, supporting
disease staging. A bone marrow biopsy was negative for involvement, consistent with Stage II disease.
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Choose Your Pathophysiology Adventure Presentation Template
Directions: Use this template to complete the Week 7 Choose Your Pathophysiology Adventure Presentation
as outlined in the assignment instructions in the Week 7 Discussion Guidelines. You will use Kaltura to record
your presentation of this template and share the recording in the Discussion.
Click into the box below to add your name and date.
Click into each box where it says [Type Here] on the following slides.
Remove the words [Type Here] to insert your responses.
Name: Miranda Sandoval
Date: June 16, 2026
© 2024. Chamberlain University LLC. All rights reserved. 1
, Healthcare Condition Selected:
Hodgkin Lymphoma
Case Study:
• Client Name: James Carter
• Diagnosis: Diagnosed with Stage II Hodgkin lymphoma, nodular sclerosis subtype.
• Social Background: 28-year-old male who works as a teacher and lives with his partner. He denies
smoking or illicit drug use and reports occasional alcohol consumption. There is no known family history
of lymphoma or other malignancies.
• Assessment Findings: Physical examination findings include a firm, non-tender, enlarged lymph node in
the left cervical region without erythema or warmth. The patient also demonstrates mild splenomegaly
on abdominal examination, while cardiopulmonary findings remain unremarkable.
• Lab Results: Additional findings that support this diagnosis include laboratory studies revealing mild
normocytic anemia and an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), both of which are commonly
associated with Hodgkin lymphoma.
• Medical History: The patient has no significant past medical history; however, he reports a history of Client Picture
infectious mononucleosis during adolescence.
• Surgical History: The patient has no surgical history.
• Other/Imaging: Confirmation of this diagnosis was obtained through an excisional lymph node biopsy
that revealed the presence of Reed–Sternberg cells within an inflammatory background. A PET/CT scan
demonstrated hypermetabolic lymphadenopathy in the cervical and mediastinal regions, supporting
disease staging. A bone marrow biopsy was negative for involvement, consistent with Stage II disease.
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