I Human, Rebecca Fields Case Study

Sore throat ----MSAP Fever ------------related Headache------related Pharyngeal erythema and exudate-related Tender cervical lymphadenopathy –related Oral contraceptive useunreated Family history of hypertension –unknown Infectious contact per historyunknown Infectious mono at 150 resolved Problem statement: Expert: This 23-year-old woman presents with acute pharyngitis associated with fever, headache and tender cervica lymphadenopathy. She has no significant medical history. Physical exam is notable for temperature elevation (101.5), posterior pharyngeal erythema, mild to moderate tonsillar enlargement, prominent tonsillar exudate, and tender bilateral lymphadenopathy. Body system list: respiratory Differential Dx: Influenza, group A strep throat, pharyngitis (N. gonorrhea), Pharyngitis (group C and G streptococci, peritonsillar abscess Tests: rapid strep antigen test, throat culture, influenza swab Management Pan: Tx choice for GAS pharyngitis: amoxicillin or PCN X 10 days. Analgesics and NSAIDS Exses: 1. The most common site of nosebleed is… 2.A 42 year old woman presents to ED with a complaint of severe right eye pain. Symptoms are associated with nausea and vomiting, and the eye is injected. Your first action is to… 3.Bacterial strep pharyngitis is associated with the following finding… 4.You are completing eye exam but are having difficulty visualizing the macula. You tell the patient to..