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Focused Exam-Abdominal Pain Esther Parks Shadowhealth Subjective

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Focused Exam: Abdominal Pain Results | Turned In

Subjective Data Collection: 33 of 34 (97%)

Chief Complaint

Orientation

History of Presenting Illness

Your Results

Overview

Transcript

Subjective Data Collection

Objective Data Collection

Education & Empathy

Documentation

Program Competency Progress

Student Survey

Indicates an item that you found. Indicates an item that is available to be found.

Category Scored Items

Experts selected these topics as essential components of a strong, thorough interview with this patient.

Patient Data

Not Scored

A combination of open and closed questions will y better patient data. The following details are facts the patient's case.

Established chief complaint Reports abdominal pain Reports difficulty with bowel movements

Asked about orientation Oriented to own person Oriented to place Oriented to situation Oriented to time

Asked about onset, frequency, and duration of pain

Reports discomfort for the past ûve days Reports pain with gradual onset that worsened 2-3 days ago

Asked about location of pain Reports pain in lower abdomen Reports pain is not localized

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Past Medical History

Asked about pain rating on a scale Reports pain rating of 6/

Asked about characteristics of the pain Describes pain as dull and cramping Describes pain as üuctuating in severity

Asked about non-pharmacological relieving factors

Reports that resting helps relieve pain Reports drinking warm water to relieve pain wa ineffective

Asked about pharmacological relieving factors Denies taking pain medication Denies taking laxatives

Asked about aggravating factors Reports pain is aggravated by eating Reports pain is aggravated by physical activity

Asked about impact of pain on daily life Reports recent difficulty participating in usual activities Reports low energy

Followed up on constipation Reports constipation most of last 5 days Denies any attempt to treat constipation

Asked about diarrhea Reports recent diarrhea

Followed up about diarrhea Reports diarrhea about six months ago Reports diarrhea had a sudden onset Reports diarrhea lasted one day Describes diarrhea as loose and watery

Asked about substances in stool Denies mucus in stool Denies blood in stool

Asked about urination Reports recent, slight decrease in frequency of urination Reports darker urine recently Denies blood in urine

Asked about üuid intake Reports decreased thirst Reports decreased üuid intake for the last few days Reports typical üuid intake is 1-2 glasses of water a day Denies drinking caffeinated liquids

Asked about contact with illnesses Denies recent travel Denies exposure to food poisoning

Asked about history of constipation Denies history of constipation

Review of Systems

Denies efforts to incorporate ûber in her diet Reports eating a vegetable every 1 or 2 days Reports eating fruit every 3 or 4 days

Asked about typical activity level Reports typically high level of mobility and independence Reports typically having a moderate activity lev

Asked about substance use Denies illicit drug use Denies cigarette smoking Reports low alcohol consumption

Followed up about alcohol consumption Reports drinking 1 night a week Reports 1 drink per sitting Reports typical drink is white wine

Asked about constitutional health Denies recent weight changes Denies fever Denies chills Denies night sweats Reports short-term feeling of exhaustion

Asked review of systems for gastrointestinal Reports bloating Reports slight increase in gassiness Reports loss of appetite Denies nausea Denies vomiting

Asked review of systems for genitourinary Reports onset of menopause was age 54 Denies history of bladder problems Denies painful urination Denies burning with urination Denies urinary incontinence Denies history of UTIs Denies gynecological problems Denies vaginal bleeding or discharge

Asked about review of systems for cardiovascular

Denies palpitations Denies chest discomfort Denies racing heartbeat

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10/26/22, 10:12 AM
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Focused Exam: Abdominal Pain Results | Turned In
Subjective Data Collection: 33 of 34 (97.1%)
Chief Complaint
Orientation
History of Presenting Illness
Your Results
Overview
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection
Objective Data Collection
Education & Empathy
Documentation
Program Competency Progress
Student Survey
Indicates an item that you
found.
Indicates an item that is
available to be found.
Category Scored Items
Experts selected these topics as essential components
of a strong, thorough interview with this patient.
Patient Data
Not Scored
A combination of open and closed questions will y
better patient data. The following details are facts
the patient's case.
Established chief complaint Reports abdominal pain
Reports difficulty with bowel movements
Asked about orientation Oriented to own person
Oriented to place
Oriented to situation
Oriented to time
Asked about onset, frequency, and duration of
pain
Reports discomfort for the past ûve days
Reports pain with gradual onset that worsened
2-3 days ago
Asked about location of pain Reports pain in lower abdomen
Reports pain is not localized
Hover To Reveal...
Hover over the Patient Data items
below to reveal important
information, including Pro Tips and
Example Questions.

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