NR 602
WEEK 3 CASE STUDY
I HUMAN PATIENT
PAISLEY WARD ANALYSIS 2026 | 100% CORRECT.
INSIDE CONTAINS:
✓ this study guide provides a comprehensive overview
of common pediatric conditions encountered in
primary care, including their pathophysiology,
clinical presentation, diagnostic criteria, and
evidence-based management. it emphasizes health
promotion, disease prevention, and age-appropriate
treatment strategies for infants, children, and
adolescents.
MBOFFIN
, NR 602 WEEK 3 IHUMAN PAISLEY WARD 16Y F
History of Present Illness
Reason for Encounter Cough and shortness of breath
History of present illness Patient presents with cough x 3 weeks following
URI sx of runny nose and congestion that resolved
after 1 week. Developed shortness of breath 3
days ago. Cough is dry, nonproductive, and worse
at night. She denies any relieving factors for the
cough and has not tried any treatments.
Shortness of breath is worse at night and with
exertion. Episodes last about a minute or so and
are relieved by rest. She denies chest pain but
describes chest tightness.
Past Medical History
Past Medical History Well-controlled eczema with no flare-ups in a few
years. Reactive airway with more frequent
episodes when she was younger; untreated due
to self-resolution and limited family resources
Hospitalizations/Surgeries No previous hospitalizations or surgeries
Medications
Medications No prescription or OTC medications or
supplements
Allergies
Allergies NKDA
Preventive Health
Preventive Health Vaccinations are UTD
Family History
Family History Father: 42yo, eczema
Mother: 42yo, no medical problems
M.Grandmother: 84yo, hypertension
M. Grandfather: 82yo, gout, hyperlipidemia
Unknown paternal grandparent history
Social History
Social History Lives in an apartment with her parents. She is a
high school student. She does not drink alcohol,
use drugs, or use tobacco products. She is
exposed to secondhand smoke daily.
Review of Systems
General Denies fatigue, weight loss or gain, fever, or night
sweats. She reports cough is disrupting her sleep.
Integumentary/Breast Denies rashes, lesions, moles, or skin changes.
WEEK 3 CASE STUDY
I HUMAN PATIENT
PAISLEY WARD ANALYSIS 2026 | 100% CORRECT.
INSIDE CONTAINS:
✓ this study guide provides a comprehensive overview
of common pediatric conditions encountered in
primary care, including their pathophysiology,
clinical presentation, diagnostic criteria, and
evidence-based management. it emphasizes health
promotion, disease prevention, and age-appropriate
treatment strategies for infants, children, and
adolescents.
MBOFFIN
, NR 602 WEEK 3 IHUMAN PAISLEY WARD 16Y F
History of Present Illness
Reason for Encounter Cough and shortness of breath
History of present illness Patient presents with cough x 3 weeks following
URI sx of runny nose and congestion that resolved
after 1 week. Developed shortness of breath 3
days ago. Cough is dry, nonproductive, and worse
at night. She denies any relieving factors for the
cough and has not tried any treatments.
Shortness of breath is worse at night and with
exertion. Episodes last about a minute or so and
are relieved by rest. She denies chest pain but
describes chest tightness.
Past Medical History
Past Medical History Well-controlled eczema with no flare-ups in a few
years. Reactive airway with more frequent
episodes when she was younger; untreated due
to self-resolution and limited family resources
Hospitalizations/Surgeries No previous hospitalizations or surgeries
Medications
Medications No prescription or OTC medications or
supplements
Allergies
Allergies NKDA
Preventive Health
Preventive Health Vaccinations are UTD
Family History
Family History Father: 42yo, eczema
Mother: 42yo, no medical problems
M.Grandmother: 84yo, hypertension
M. Grandfather: 82yo, gout, hyperlipidemia
Unknown paternal grandparent history
Social History
Social History Lives in an apartment with her parents. She is a
high school student. She does not drink alcohol,
use drugs, or use tobacco products. She is
exposed to secondhand smoke daily.
Review of Systems
General Denies fatigue, weight loss or gain, fever, or night
sweats. She reports cough is disrupting her sleep.
Integumentary/Breast Denies rashes, lesions, moles, or skin changes.
