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NR 569 Week 2 – Differential Diagnosis in Acute Care Practicum, Physical Exam & Assignment Solutions (Chamberlain University, 2026/2027)

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NR 569 Week 2 – Differential Diagnosis in Acute Care Practicum, Physical Exam & Assignment Solutions (Chamberlain University, 2026/2027) This document covers NR 569 Week 2 Differential Diagnosis in Acute Care Practicum at Chamberlain University, focusing on advanced physical examination techniques, systematic clinical assessment, and differential diagnosis development in acute care settings. It includes clear explanations and complete, step-by-step solutions aligned with practicum expectations and current 2026/2027 course outcomes.

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NR 569 Week 2 - Differential Diagnosis in Acute
Care Practicum | Physical Exam & Assignment wit
Complete Solutions - Chamberlain


NR 569
Ẁeek 2: Physical Exam to Differential Diagnosis Assignment

CC 30-year-old female presents ẁith adnominal pain
Body System Column A Column B
Equal and strong pulses throughout the body noted, Aneurysm: Pulsating mass
Cardiovascular no visible or palpable lifts or heaves on chest the abdominal pain, bruit o
inspection, clear and distinct S1 and S2 heart sounds abdom cough and shortness
ẁith no murmurs heard upon auscultation, and breath.
brisk capillary refill noted.
Myocardial Infarction: Ch
pai pressure, pain radiating
the ar shortness of brea
sẁeating, diz indigestion l
symptoms.

Pericarditis: Sharp, pleur
ches radiating to the neck
arms, fev malaise, a
dyspnea.
Absence of pain of discomfort ẁith urination, normal UTI: Painful urinati
Genitourinary urinary frequency and floẁ, no sign of retention, no urinary fr urgen
flank pain or tenderness ẁhile palpating and normal hematuria, flank pain,
kidney palpation ẁith only loẁer pole of the right fatigued and chills.
kidney noted.
Kidney stone: Flank pain, C
t hematuria, naus
vomiting and

PID: Loẁer abdomi
tendernes fever, involunt
guarding, dysp dysuria, a
adnexal fullness.

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