I HUMAN WEEK 10 NURS 2026 29 YEAR OLD PATIENT PRESENTING WITH FREQUENT URINATION AND URINARY URGENCY AT OUTPATIENT PRIMARY CARE CLINIC UTILIZING SYSTEMATIC DIAGNOSTIC REASONING AND EVIDENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT   ________________________________________ PAT

I HUMAN WEEK 10 NURS 2026 29 YEAR OLD PATIENT
PRESENTING WITH FREQUENT URINATION AND URINARY
URGENCY AT OUTPATIENT PRIMARY CARE CLINIC
UTILIZING SYSTEMATIC DIAGNOSTIC REASONING AND
EVIDENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT

,PATIENT INFORMATION
 Age: 29 years
 Sex: Female
 Height: 5′4″ (163 cm)
 Weight: 138 lb (62.6 kg)
 Location: Outpatient Primary Care Clinic
 Reason for Encounter: Peeing all the time (urinary frequency)

Explanation: The patient is a 29-year-old female presenting to the outpatient clinic with
persistent urinary frequency and urgency interfering with sleep, occupational performance, and
daily functioning.

, REASON FOR ENCOUNTER
Encounter Component Details
Encounter Type Outpatient Visit
Chief Complaint Frequent urination
Duration 1 week
Frequency Every 30–60 minutes
Associated Symptoms Urgency, dysuria, suprapubic discomfort
Aggravating Factors Fluid intake, caffeine
Relieving Factors Voiding bladder
Systemic Symptoms Fatigue, mild chills
Patient Goals Symptom relief, infection treatment

Explanation: The patient presents for evaluation of acute urinary frequency accompanied by
urgency and dysuria, seeking diagnosis and symptom resolution.