Genitourinary Clinical Case

Create a wholistic care plan for disease prevention, health promotion, and acute care of the patient in the clinical case. Your care plan should be based on current evidence and nursing standards of care. Visit the online library and research for current scholarly evidence (no older than 5 years) to support your nursing actions. In addition, consider visiting government sites such as the CDC, WHO, AHRQ, Healthy People 2020. Provide a detailed scientific rationale justifying the inclusion of this evidence in your plan. Next determine the ICD-10 classification (diagnoses). The International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) is the official system used in the United States to classify and assign codes to health conditions and related information. CARE PLAN TEMPLATE: Care Plan Template Patient Initials: ______ Age: _______________ Sex: ___________ Subjective Data: Client Complaints: HPI (History of Present Illness): PMH (Past Medical History—include current medications, any known allergies, any history of surgery or hospitalizations): Significant Family History: Social/Personal History (occupation, lifestyle—diet, exercise, substance use) Description of Client’s Support System: Behavioral or Nonverbal Messages: Client Awareness of Abilities, Disease Process, Health Care Needs: Objective Data: Vital Signs including BMI: Physical Assessment Findings: Lab Tests and Results: Client’s Support System: Client’s Locus of Control and Readiness to Learn: ICD-10 Diagnoses/Client Problems: Advanced Practice Nursing Intervention Plan (including interdisciplinary collaboration, community resources and follow-up plans): References CLINICAL CASE Week 4: Genitourinary Clinical Case HPI A 60-year-old Hispanic male presents with the chief complaint of decreased urinary flow. The patient has been experiencing this over the past two years, but for the past two weeks, the symptoms have increased significantly. The current symptoms are similar to what he experienced in the past. However, for the past two weeks, he has had increased nocturia, with decreased strength of urinary flow and slight terminal dysuria. Patient has had no treatment in the past. The nocturia has been very troublesome over the past two weeks. Yesterday he had significant difficulty in starting his urine flow and this is interfering with daily activities. He needs to pass urine four to five times every night. He has been urinating frequently and always needs to know if there are bathrooms around. Patient does not complain of any other radiating pain. He has had no treatment or diagnostic work up in the past, but now the symptoms have been increasing in severity. He believes he had a low grade fever yesterday. The patient is not sure what is going on but thinks he may have cancer. He had significant obstructive symptoms two days ago. Gradual worsening of symptoms has compelled him to seek medical help now. PMH Patient has not sought any medical care for this problem to date. He is being treated for hypertension and hypercholesterolemia. There is no known history of heart disease, but he was hospitalized five years ago as a suspected case of angina. He was diagnosed with chest wall syndrome for which he was treated and then released. There are no recent hospitalizations and no surgeries. ROS Denies any other positive review of systems. Denies abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting. No blood in the stool. No gross hematuria. MEDICATIONS Cardizem 240mg daily Zocor 20mg daily Patient is compliant with the prescribed regimen and knows why he is being treated. ALLERGIES/REACTIONS No known drug allergies Page 1 of 3 NSG6001 — Advanced Nursing Practice I ©2015 South University NSG6001 — Advanced Nursing Practice I Week 4: Gastroenterology Clinical Case SOCIAL HISTORY Patient has a master’s degree in engineering and his income is $65,000.00 per year. Though the patient is educated, he lacks an understanding of resources available to him. Patient has no problems with finances. He has excellent access to healthcare, but most often does not utilize the services to the extent that is expected. He has an excellent health insurance coverage including a prescription plan. Patient is married and his spouse has excellent general health. He has two grown-up sons who live with their own families. They are 35 and 37 years old, both alive and well. Although the patient has a master’s in engineering, his knowledge of healthcare is inadequate. He believes that he is generally healthy. His perception of self-efficacy is adequate. He has very little stress. His support systems include his wife and friends from work who provide him with the required emotional support. There is no family dysfunction. The patient is high strung and an over achiever. He gets little from social support outside the home or work. Patient is originally from United States. He lives in a suburban setting. His resources include his wife and the people he works with. Though there are other resources available to him, he is not sure what they are. HABITS Smoking: Non smoker Alcohol: Does not drink Substance use: Denies substance abuse DIET HABITS His wife does most of the cooking. He believes that he gets adequate exercise, eats healthy, and maintains a regular checkup regime with his physician. WORK HABITS He is an engineer and has always done the same work. FAMILY HISTORY He has one sister and one brother. Both are alive and well. There is a remote history of heart disease among his aunts and uncles. PHYSICAL EXAMINTAION Vital Signs: BP right arm sitting 140/92; T: 99 po; P:80 and regular; R 18, non-labored; Wt: 200#; Ht: 71” NSG6001 — Advanced Nursing Practice I Week 4: Gastroenterology Clinical Case HEENT: WNL Lymph Nodes: None Lungs: Clear Heart: RRR with Grade II/VI systolic murmur heard best at the right sternal border Carotids: No bruits Abdomen: Android obesity, non-tender Rectum: Stool light brown, heme positive. Prostate enlarged, boggy and tender to palpation. Genital/Pelvic: Circumcised, no penial lesions, masses, or discharge. Testes are descended bilaterally, no tenderness or masses Extremities, Including Pulses: 2+ pulse throughout, no edema in the lower legs. Neurologic: Not examined Lab Results/Radiological Studies/EKG Interpretation Lab Results PSA: 6.0 CBC: WNL Chem panel: WNL Radiological Studies: None EKG: None PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME