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Course: Advanced Physical Assessment (NUR634)
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7/4/2021
Cardiovascular | Completed | Shadow Health
https://app.shadowhealth.com/assignment_attempts/10113755
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Cardiovascular Results | Turned In
Advanced Physical Assessment - May 2021, NUR 634
Return to Assignment (/assignments/493256/)
Subjective Data Collection: 19 of 19 (100.0%)
Chief Complaint
History of Presenting Illness
Your Results Reopen (/assignment_attempts/10113755/reopen
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Established chief complaint Reports recent episodes of palpitations
Describes heart rate during episodes as feeling
"faster than usual"
Asked about onset Reports first episode a month ago
Asked about frequency and duration of fast
heartbeat episodes
Reports episodes occur "about once a week"
Reports 3-4 episodes total
Reports fast heartbeat episodes last 5-10 minutes
Asked about character of palpitations Describes palpitations as "thumping" or "pounding"
Reports episodes accompanied by mild anxiety
Asked about aggravating factors Reports that palpitations seem to occur more often
in the morning
Reports episodes not exacerbated by exertion
Reports that episodes do not occur after eating
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