Ihuman patient Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

iHuman patient Gerald Green Prework Primary concerns • Hypotension because it might be taking medication for high blood pressure and together with the paracentesis can lower further the blood pressure. • Weight the patient daily to manage fluid accumulation • Run regular labs and check for liver functions 1. What do you anticipate the patient’s home medications prior to admission might be? Why? Antiviral because of hep C Antihistamine for generalized itching. Antiemetic for n...

iHuman Delaney Seaman Soap Video Case: Patient: Male 21 years old Source of information: patient, reliable Chief Complaint: Fatigue and cough Subjective History of Present Illness: Male 21 years old presents with fatigue and cough. He also reports shortness of breath feeling feverish and myalgias. The symptoms all started around the same time, 2 days ago. The cough has not gotten better or worse, and the shortness of breath worsens with activity. The cough is dry, he has no sp...

iHuman bundy prework 1. 1 Medication ALT – Assigned by clinical instructor You have been assigned to a patient who is a 75-year-old male, admitted to the hospital via the emergency department for an acute COPD exacerbation. 2. What are your primary concerns for this patient, what assessments and interventions would be associated with your concerns, and why? 3. What do you anticipate the patient’s home medications prior to admission might be and why? 4. What medications...

Ihuman Angelina week 6 prework Esophageal Spasm and Unstable Angina should be included in differentials. Good, Add ASA 81mg po daily, Consider referrals to dietician and smoking cessation program as well as meds for smoking cessation. • Consider how to assess, diagnose, and treat patients with GI conditions. • Access i-Human from this week’s Learning Resources and review this week’s i-Human case study Lt. Col. Brenda James V5 PC. Based on the prov...

IHuman case week 4 breast • • Discuss the questions that would be important to include when interviewing a patient with this issue. 1. Previous breast history and diagnosis, recommendations and treatments 2. Recurrences, preventative care, maintenance 3. Size, location, and accompanying symptoms 4. Nipple description, discharge, abnormalities 5. Weight changes 6. Family history of cancer or breast disease 7. Tobacco use, social habits • Describe the clinical findings that ...

iHuman case: Rachael Hardy V3 PC Discussion Question 1 History collection of questions, one of the key questions that I missed was If patient felt fatigue, had difficulty sleeping or experienced any weight gain or loss. The second key question that I missed was to ask if patient had a family history of diseases that run in the family. Both of these questions are important to improve diagnostic accuracy. Bickley (2016) summarizes the importance of family history collection to improve diagn...

iHuman Buddy Theodore 5 year old male CC: Kindergarten well-child evaluation History questions • Chief complaint Sx/Sx Characteristics: - How can I help you today? – patient - How can I help you today? witness - How old are you? – patient - How is his overall health? – witness - Does he have any allergies? – witness - When was his last physical? – witness - Are his immunizations up to date? – witness - Any previous medical, surgical, or dental procedures? – wit...

iHuman Melissa Franks Telehealth Nursing Notes from telehealth • Melissa Franks 26 years old; 34 weeks & 3 days pregnant • No known allergies • Called into telehealth because she fell at 12:15pm going up her stairs and fell onto her stomach • She is experiencing vaginal bleeding • Vaginal bleeding is enough to fill a pad and explained it as “both dark red and bright” • She rates her abdominal pain as 7/10; feels like an aching/pressure pain • S...

iHuman ewa reduta Pre-Questions Week #4 1. What is Autonomic Dysreflexia? AD is a disorder in which there is a sudden onset of excessively high BP; usually in people with spinal cord injuries, typically above T6 level. 2. What is the etiology of Autonomic Dysreflexia? The cause of AD is spinal cord injury, usually above T6 level. 3. What is the Epidemiology of Autonomic Dysreflexia? AD develops in 20-70% of patients with spinal cord injury above T6 ...