Download Juliana Mirabelles iHuman Case Study CC: Dysuria Burning During Urination and more Exams Nursing in PDF only on Docsity! 1 Juliana Mirabelles iHuman Case Study CC: Dysuria Burning During Urination IHuman J. Mirabelles 25y/o female, reason: pain with urination : HPI year old female p/w 3-day history of dysuria, urinary frequency as well as mucopurulent vaginal 25 discharge. She denies fever, chills, myalgia. She has a previous hx of UTI, smoking, and multiple sex . partners with some unprotected sex. The pain is alleviated by a warm bath and increased with standing Physical exam shows cervical friability : Questions ? How can I help you today .1 ? Do you have any other symptoms or concerns we should discuss .2 ? When did your pain/discomfort with urination start .3 ? Do you have fever? /Have you been having fevers .4 ? What is the appearance, smell, texture, and quantity of the vaginal discharge .5 ? Does anything make your pain/discomfort with urination better or worse .6 ? How severe is your pain/discomfort with urination .7 ? Do you have vaginal discomfort or itching .8 ? Have you had vaginal discharge/discomfort like this before .9 ? Are you sexually active .10 ? Do you have more than one sexual partner .11 ? Have you had any sexually transmitted infections .12 ? Do you have allergies .13 ? Are your immunizations up to date .14 ? When did your last period begin .15 ? Are you having or have you had unprotected sex .16 ? Is your pain/discomfort worse with start or end of urination .17 ? Do you have pain with sex .18 ? Has there been a change in your urination frequency .19 ? Do you use precautions to prevent the transmission of sexual infections .20 ? Do you have bleeding between your menstrual cycles .21 ? Are you taking any OTC or herbal medications .22 ? Any new or recent changes to your medications .23 2 ? Do you have new or multiple sexual partners with similar symptoms .24
of 1 Index of Exercises
Ba nunprs acauat parurcis
0 Vulvar itching
Dysuria
O Fever
1 Urinary incontinence
1 Malodorous discharge
1 Labial lesion
Mucopurulent vaginal discharge
01 Nontender inguinal adenopathy
Unprotected intercourse
1 Abdominal pain
O Vaginal wall petechiae
1 Maculopapular rash
1 Suprapubic tenderness on exam
Cervical friability
1 Nausea & vomiting
1 Cervical motion tenderness
Your Findings
Key Finding MSAP Relation
dysuria RELATED
urinary frequency RELATED
mucopurulent vaginal discharge MSAP
UTI hx UNKNOWN
multiple sex partners RELATED
unprotected sex RELATED
friable cervix RELATED
Your Problem Statement
J.M. is a 25 y/o female presenting with painful urination and frequency, and mucopurulent vaginal
discharge. Cervical friability noted on exam. Hx of multiple sex partners, with unprotected sex, and
UTIs. Denies fever, chills, chest pain, SOB, N/V, or abdominal pain.
Your Selections
0 Cardiovascular
J Endocrine
0 Gastrointestinal
O Integumentary
5 Musculoskeletal
1 Neurological
Genitourinary/Renal
0 Respiratory
5 Hematologic
5 Lymphatic
0 Immune
0 Psychologic
Sexual/Reproductive
Your Differential Diagnoses
candida vaginitis
bacterial vaginosis
cervicitis
40f4 Index of Exercises
Identify the organism in the following wet-mount
image.
trichomonas vaginalis
O bacterial vaginosis
© candida
O chlamydia
© Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Your Plan
JM. is a 25 y/o female presenting with painful and frequent urination, with mucopurulent vaginal discharge. Treatment
for cervicitis is necessary, with Ceftriaxone 500mg IM X 1 dose and Azithromycin 1g PO X 1 dose.
Education provided
- Contact all sexual partners, within the past 3 months, to inform them of her STD status and possible needed
treatment.
- Importance of safe sex practices.
- Routine Pap smears, and HIV, HPV, and Syphilis screenings
- Importance of receiving HPV vaccination
7of9 Index of Exercises
After treatment of the patient for gonorrhea, the
physician should test for a cure in the following
circumstances:
O A. Treatment with oral cefixime
O B. Treatment with ceftriaxone and persistent
symptoms
O C. Treatment with fluoroquinolone
O Both AandB
© All of the above
8o0f9 Index of Exercises
In order to prevent the spread of gonorrhea, you
should counsel your patient regarding the following
measures:
O Notify all sexual partners over the past 60 days
of exposure and recommend that they receive
treatment.
O Notify last sexual partner even if this has been
greater than 60 days.
O Use barrier protection with all intercourse.
O Abstain from sexual intercourse until treatment is
complete.
© All of the above
O None of the above
9of9 Index of Exercises
Which of the following should require treatment of
any partners, as well as the patient (select all that
apply)?
gonorrhea
chlamydia
trichomoniasis
0 bacterial vaginosis
candida vaginitis
Scoring: Your score will be scaled downward for
incorrect selections you make.