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Gastrointestinal Tina Jones Subjective Shadowhealth

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Family Nurse Practitioner Ii (NUR 535)

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Subjective Data Collection: 31 of 31 (100%)

Chief Complaint

History of Present Illness

Your Results

Overview

Transcript

Subjective Data Collection

Objective Data Collection

Education & Empathy

Documentation

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Category Scored Items

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Patient Data

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

Established chief complaint Reports frequently occurring stomach pain

Asked about onset of pain Reports noticing pain for "at least a month" Reports that pain increased gradually

Asked about frequency of pain Reports pain occurs every day Reports 3 to 4 episodes a week that are more severe

Asked about duration of pain Pain begins right after ûnishing a meal

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Medical History

Each episode lasts "a few hours"

Asked about severity of pain on a scale Rates present pain as 1 or 2 out of 10 Rates worst pain after eating as 5 out of 10 Rates pain when supine as a 6 or 7 out of 10

Asked about character of the pain Describes the pain as similar to heartburn Denies crushing pain Denies gnawing pain Denies cramping pain Denies that abdomen is tender to the touch

Asked location of the pain Pain is in center of upper stomach, below breastbone Pain does not radiate Denies shoulder pain Denies back pain Denies arm pain Denies üank pain Denies pain on right side of abdomen

Asked about aggravating factors Pain occurs after eating Pain worsens with larger meals Reports that spicy foods increase the pain Denies high-fat foods as an aggravating factor Pain worsens when supine Pain worsens when bending over

Asked about relieving factors Pain improves between meals Pain improves when upright

Asked about effects of pain on diet and appetite Reports decreased appetite Describes not wanting to eat out of anticipation o pain Reports eating smaller meals Reports avoiding spicy foods

Asked about increased burping Reports burping Burping occurs after eating

Asked about changes in weight Denies recent weight loss

Conûrmed use of medications Conûrms medications (no new medications reported) Reports occasional antacid use Denies frequent Advil (ibuprofen) use

Followed up on use of antacids and relieving factors

Antacid brand is Tums Takes antacids every few days Takes between 2 and 4 antacid tablets at a time Reports that antacids offer partial relief

Social Determinants of Health

Review of Systems

Family History

Reports that she hasn't noticed a connection between soda intake and pain Reports drinking 6 - 8 glasses of water a day

Asked about recent dietary and life experiences Denies recent travel Denies food poisoning

Asked about substance use Denies illicit drug use Denies cigarette smoking

Asked about food access Reports living near grocery store Reports access to fresh foods

Asked about general symptoms Denies fever Denies chills Denies fatigue Denies night sweats

Asked about review of systems for mental health Reports occasional feelings of anxiety Reports feelings of stress

Asked about review of systems for gastrointestinal

Denies nausea Denies vomiting Denies diarrhea Denies constipation Denies üatus Denies bloating

Asked about review of systems for respiratory Denies sore throat Denies coughing Denies dysphagia Denies difficulty breathing Denies chest pain Denies palpitations Denies change in sense of taste

Asked about relevant family history Reports family history of colon cancer Denies family history of GERD Denies family history of IBS Denies family history of cholecystitis Denies family history of liver disease Denies family history of kidney disease Denies family history of bladder disease

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Gastrointestinal Tina Jones Subjective Shadowhealth

Course: Family Nurse Practitioner Ii (NUR 535)

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Subjective Data Collection: 31 of 31 (100.0%)
Chief Complaint
History of Present Illness
Your Results
Overview
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection
Objective Data Collection
Education & Empathy
Documentation
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 yie
better patient data. The following details are facts o
patient's case.
Established chief complaint Reports frequently occurring stomach pain
Asked about onset of pain Reports noticing pain for "at least a month"
Reports that pain increased gradually
Asked about frequency of pain Reports pain occurs every day
Reports 3 to 4 episodes a week that are more
severe
Asked about duration of pain Pain begins right after ûnishing a meal
Hover To Reveal...
Hover over the Patient Data items
below to reveal important
information, including Pro Tips and
Example Questions.