The nurse practitioner is reviewing a case study where the p…
The nurse practitioner is reviewing a case study where the patient has a loss of consciousness, fever of 101.5 F, blood pressure of 165/99, thin hair, proptosis, fast and irregular heartbeat, and hyperreflexia. What diagnosis does the nurse practitioner anticipate?
Read DetailsAn adult patient comes to the clinic with the chief complain…
An adult patient comes to the clinic with the chief complaint of “coughing up blood” and night sweats. The patient has no history of respiratory or cardiac problems. Their vital signs are pulse of 96 beats/min, respirations of 28 breaths/min, blood pressure of 140/92 mm Hg, and a temperature of 99°F (37.2°C) orally. The initial diagnostic evaluation of this patient includes:
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