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EYoung Cardiovascular SOAP Note Harvey Hoya Graded A+ SOap Note Blue Print Course: NURS5102R50 Student: Emily Young Faculty: Dr. Tracy Collins Pt Initials: HH Age: 57 Race: Hispanic Sex: M New Pt: Y Established Pt: Info Source: Patient Reliability: Reliable E&M Code(s) I.10 S CC: Elevated blood pressure HPI: A 57-year-old Hispanic male presents to the clinic “I had my blood pressure checked at a health fair earlier and it was high, my wife convinced me to come in.” Patient describes a...

I HUMAN HARVEY HOYA CASE Performance Overview for the Patient Knolan Devevo on case

I HUMAN HARVEY HOYA CASE Performance Overview for the Patient Knolan Devevo on case

I-Human Case Study Harvey Hoya Diagnosis Wk4 Latest Update

• I Human review o Harvey Hoya ▪ Essential HTN o You will initially get an overview of the patient but you need to start asking questions o HPI ▪ How can I help you today? Is a good opening question ▪ Do you have any other symptoms or concerns? ▪ Current or past medical problems that you have? ▪ Tell me about the health of your grandparents? ▪ Tell me about your diet and what you normally eat? ▪ Do you have any problems with fatigue, difficulty sleeping? ▪ Any nause...

Elevated blood pressure HPI: A 57-year-old Hispanic male presents to the clinic “I had my blood pressure checked at a health fair earlier and it was high, my wife convinced me to come in.” Patient describes a sedentary lifestyle and poor eating choices such as fast food multiple times per week that have resulted in recent weight gain. Patient describes “dull” headaches that “occur 2-3 times a week, usually beginning in the morning,” in which he takes Ibuprofen “about 4-5 pills...

The Harlem Renaissance Vocabulary/iHuman Harvey Hoya - HTN word

The patient assessed is Harvey Hoya, a 57-year-old male with chief elevated blood pressure, headaches, fatigue, and sleeping problems. Following a comprehensive history and physical assessment, the differential diagnoses developed for this patient are primary hypertension, white coat hypertension, and obstructive sleep apnea. The immediate diagnosis is hypertension and is supported by multiple subjective and objective evidence such as a family history of hypertension, a personal account ...

UNIT 2 SEMINAR OVERVIEW I HUMAN REVIEW HARVEY HOYA (SOLVED) 2021 UNIT 2 SEMINAR OVERVIEW I HUMAN REVIEW HARVEY HOYA (SOLVED) 2021 UNIT 2 SEMINAR OVERVIEW I HUMAN REVIEW HARVEY HOYA (SOLVED) 2021

Unit 2 Seminar Overview I Human Review-Harvey Hoya