Case Soluons With Test Bank For

Case Solu�ons With Test Bank For Seidel's Guide to Physical Examina�on 10e Jane Bal, Joyce Dains, John Flynn, Barry Solomon, Rosalyn Stewart (All Chapters, 100% Original Verified, A+ Grade) Check Table Of Content for Case Solutions Part 1: Case Solutions: Pages 1-101 Part 2: Test Bank: Pages 102-301 1 / 4

Table Of Content:

Case_01_AcuteGout_UN Case_01_AcuteGout_UN_AK Case_02_Alzheimer_SE Case_02_Alzheimer_SE_AK Case_03_Appendici�s_SE Case_03_Appendici�s_SE_AK Case_04_Arthri�s_SE Case_04_Arthri�s_SE_AK Case_05_Asthma_SE Case_05_Asthma_SE_AK Case_06_Breast Mass_SE Case_06_Breast Mass_SE_AK Case_07_Cirrhosis_UN Case_07_Cirrhosis_UN_AK Case_08_Conges�ve Heart Failure_UN Case_08_Conges�ve Heart Failure_UN_AK Case_09_COPD_UN Case_09_COPD_UN_AK Case_10_CVA_SE Case_10_CVA_SE_AK Case_11_Dysuria_UN Case_11_Dysuria_UN_AK Case_12_Hypothyroid_SE

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Case_12_Hypothyroid_SE_AK Case_13_Melanoma_SE Case_13_Melanoma_SE_AK Case_14_Myocardial Infarc�on_SE Case_14_Myocardial Infarc�on_SE_AK Case_15_O��sMedia_SE Case_15_O��sMedia_SE_AK Case_16_Pressure Ulcer_SE Case_16_Pressure Ulcer_SE_AK Case_17_Strabismus_SE Case_17_Strabismus_SE_AK Case_18_Strep Pharyngi�ts_SE Case_18_Strep Pharyngi�ts_SE_AK Case_19_Substance Misuse_SE Case_19_Substance Misuse_SE_AK Case_20_Vascular Disease_SE Case_20_Vascular Disease_SE_AK 3 / 4

Title: Acute Gout

Scenario: Larry, a 64-year-old male, presents to his primary care office with complaints of a painful, swollen, right big toe. The pain began suddenly 2 days ago and has been getting progressively worse. The client denies any recent accident or injury. The pain is constant but he feels it’s worse with weigh bearing. He currently rates his pain as a 7/10 and describes the pain as “throbbing.” He finally decided to come into the office today because even the feel of the bed sheets against his toe was awakening him from sleep last night. His past medical history is significant for hypertension and obesity. He was prescribed hydrochlorothiazide, a diuretic, last month to help control his blood pressure and started a low-carb diet in an attempt to lose weight.As a result, his current diet has included more animal protein over the past month specifically

turkey, beef, and chicken. Objective examination of the client reveals:

Swollen, erythematous right, great toe Temperature 98.4°F, temporally Warmth with palpation right, great toe +1 nonpitting, pretibial edema in the bilateral lower extremities  +2, regular pulses of the dorsalis pedis pulses No evidence of rash Negative inguinal lymphadenopathy Firm, pea-sized nodule on the right, great toe Blood pressure 128/76 mmHg Full active and passive ROM of the right foot and ankle

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Highlight or place a check mark next to the assessment findings that support a diagnosis of gouty arthritis.Swollen, erythematous right, great toe Temperature 98.4°F, temporally +2, regular pulses of the bilateral dorsalis pedis pulses Copyright © 2023 by Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

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