Pаtient Chаrt|Simulаtiоn · Acute GlоmerulоnephritisPhase 1 of 3 · Day 1 · 1000 CF Caleb Foster 7 years · Male · 24.0 kg (22.5 kg two weeks ago) · MRN 20618 · Pediatrics, Rm 409 ⚠ NKDAEdema, dark urineStandard PrecautionsFull Code Phase 1 · AdmissionDay 1 · 1000 Click a tab to open that part of the chart. Click it again to close it. You must close the current tab to view other tabs in the chart. Vitals Vitals Temp 37.6 °C HR 96 bpm RR 22 /min BP 138/92 mmHg SpO₂ 98 % RA Weight 24.0 kg Intake & Output Since last night (per parent): 2 voids, dark urine Notes Notes RN, Pediatrics1000Nursing NoteSigned Periorbital edema, which mother says is worse in the mornings. Mild pedal edema. Voided 40 mL of tea-colored urine on arrival; mother reports only 2 voids since last night. Headache 4/10. Lungs clear. Alert, quiet, cooperative. Results Results Test Result Reference Flag Urine blood Large Negative Abnormal Urine protein 2+ Negative Abnormal Urine specific gravity 1.030 1.005–1.030 BUN 32 mg/dL 5–18 H Creatinine 1.1 mg/dL 0.3–0.7 H Albumin 3.6 g/dL 3.5–5.0 ASO titer Positive Negative Abnormal Orders Orders Admit to Pediatrics New Urinalysis, BUN, creatinine, ASO titer Active Vital signs with BP every 4 hours New History History Healthy second-grader; immunizations up to date. Sore throat with fever and a rough, red rash 2 weeks ago; diagnosed with scarlet fever at urgent care. Prescribed amoxicillin for 10 days; parents stopped after 6 days "because he felt better." For 2 days: puffy eyes in the morning, urine "the color of tea," and going to the bathroom less often. Complaining of a headache since yesterday. Simulated patient for educational use only Phase 1 · Question 2 of 2 Match each finding to the glomerular disorder it best fits.
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