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University of Texas NR 341 SOAP Note- Urinary Tract Infection SUBJECTIVE DATA Chief Complaint: “Burning and pain with urination” History of present illness: 27 y/o patient presents with c/o... severe pain and burning with urination. Patient also reports unusually frequent urination, increased urge to urinate and cloudy urine with a foul smell. Patient states that the symptoms began four days ago and have worsened over the past four days. Patient noticed that she was going to the bathroom more than normal (eight to ten times daily) and is unable to produce urine sometimes. Yesterday, she started experiencing mild pain in the suprapubic area which led her into seeking medical advice. She reports that the pain gets worse when she feels the urge to urinate and it alleviates between urgency episodes. Patient rates her pain as 5/10. Patient denies nausea, chills, vomiting, fever, flank pain, back pain/myalgia, blood in urine, vaginal irritation/pruritus and vaginal discharge. Patient is sexually active, has had the same partner (husband) for the past three years. Past medical history: Childhood and adult illness: No major health problems except for minor fever and cold. No history of chronic illnesses or conditions Surgeries: None Medications: None Allergies: No known drug or food allergies Immunization: Up to date with all immunizations Family history: Father has type 2 diabetes mellitus. Mother has hypertension and history of UTIs. Elder sister has hypertension. Other siblings and patient’s children are alive and well. No family history of cancer Social history: Patient lives with husband and son. She works as a teller at one of the local banks. Patient reports that she takes alcohol occasionally. Denies the use of tobacco and illicit drugs Review of systems: General: Patient denies generalized weakness, chills, fever, unexplained weight loss or gain and generalized weakness Eyes: Denies changes in vision, blurry vision or double vision Ears, nose & throat: No changes in hearing, hearing problems, congestion, and sore throat Respiratory: No cough, SOB, or wheezing. No history of seasonal allergies or asthma Cardiovascular: Denies chest pain, edema, palpitations, rapid heart rate, or orthopnea Gastrointestinal: c/o moderate pain in the suprapubic area. Denies N/V/D Genitourinary: c/o urgency, urinary frequency as well as dysuria for the past four days. Denies vaginal discharge or vulvar irritation. Denies a history of urinary tract infection. Patient is sexually active; married. Denies a history of STIs. Denies dyspareunia. Patient has been occasionally using spermicide-coated condoms for contraception Skin: Denies rashes, new moles, delayed healing, bruising, skin discoloration, or lesions Musculoskeletal: No back pain, myalgia, joint swelling or pain Neurologic: No changes in memory Psychiatric: No changes in mood Heme/Lymph: Denies swollen glands, increased thirst, increase hunger, cold or heat intolerance, or easy bruising OBJECTIVE DATA Physical exam Vitals: Temp- 37.9, Pulse- 74, Resp-18, O2- 98% RA, BP- 117/78, weight-120 lb., height- 63 inches, BMI-21.3 General: Well developed and nourished adult female in so acute distress. Alert and oriented X3. Well groomed Eyes: PERRLA, EOMs intact. Lymph nodes: no lymphadenopathy Skin: Skin is warm, dry, and intact. No rashes [Show More]
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