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Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study Jennifer Hood University of Texas Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovation Nursing 5333 Family Nursing I Kashiris Perryman, DNP, APRN, FNP-PC June 12, 2021 Soap Note S/ Identifying Information: Martha 26 yo female DOB July 12, 1995 Family Hx: Mother--DM (Alive) Father—COPD (Alive) Brother—No preexisting conditions (Living) Personal/Social Hx: Chief Complaint/RFE: College Graduate Currently employed as a schoolteacher Fin...

Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study Jennifer Hood University of Texas Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovation Nursing 5333 Family Nursing I Kashiris Perryman, DNP, APRN, FNP-PC June 12, 2021 Soap Note S/ Identifying Information: Martha 26 yo female DOB July 12, 1995 Family Hx: Mother--DM (Alive) Father—COPD (Alive) Brother—No preexisting conditions (Living) Personal/Social Hx: Chief Complaint/RFE: College Graduate Currently employed as a schoolteacher Fin...

Nursing 5333 Family Nursing 1 // Martha STD Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study STD Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study Elizabeth Khan University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovations Nursing 5333 Family Nursing 1 Bethany McClean MSN, APRN, FNP- BC April 23, 2021 STD Case Study Subjective: Martha is a 26-year-old female who reports vaginal burning for 3 days. She says that she can barely focus on other things because of the burning. She also reports ...

1 STD DIAGNOSTIC REASONING CASE STUDY Nursing 5333 Family Nursing 1 // Martha STD Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study STD Diagnostic Reasoning Case Study Elizabeth Khan University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovations Nursing 5333 Family Nursing 1 Bethany McClean MSN, APRN, FNP- BC April 23, 2021 STD Case Study Subjective: Martha is a 26-year-old female who reports vaginal burning for 3 days. She says that she can barely focus on other thin...

NURS 5333 Family I- GI (PART 1) Questions and Answers Graded A+ Gastroenteritis - CORRECT ANSWER-acute diarrhea and/or vomiting lasting less than 14 days, likely due to viral etiology severe illness can include fever, severe dehydration, abdominal pain and bloody stools likely due to bacterial illness. Parasites can produced prolonged diarrheal illness Spread is by fecal-oral route usually by food or water contamination or person to person contact Rotavirus (pts < 1 yr) Norovirus enter...