Assignment: Fictional reports on two different patients

Assignment: Fictional reports on two different patients ORDER NOW FOR CUSTOMIZED AND ORIGINAL ESSAY PAPERS ON Assignment: Fictional reports on two different patients In this assignment, you are asked to write two fictional reports on two different patients. Each patient should have at least one medical condition. For each condition, write a progress report based on the patient coming to see the doctor today. Include at least 5 medical terms in each report. Each case should be at least 250 words. Please refer to the attached file for an example of what your report should look like. attachment_1 Student-Created Medical Reports Name: _________________________________ 1. Gastrointestinal Case A 32-year-old man was experiencing chronic severe pain extending from the right and left upper quadrants into the epigastric region and there was no evidence of internal bleeding. A history was taken. He had been taking Zantac, Tagamet, and other ulcer-treating medications for the past three years. He was currently on Tagamet—two tablets 150 mg each, b.i.d. This level of medication was no longer effective. An endoscopy was scheduled and an emergency colonoscopy was performed. The fiberoptic colonoscope was introduced and was continued for almost 36 inches. No neoplasms were detected. The colonoscope was withdrawn. A previous endoscopy, two years earlier, had shown no abnormal growths. A confirmatory barium swallow was conducted. No ulcers were detected. The original diagnosis of hiatal hernia was reconfirmed. He was also scheduled for a barium enema. The patient prepared for the barium enema with a forty-eight hour solid food fast, with no liquids after the first twenty-four hours. He came into the lab in good spirits, despite the length of time without nourishment. He did not tolerate the procedure well, but the technicians were able to complete it in full. The patient was advised to take the following steps: • Drink no caffeine • Increase the height of his head while sleeping by elevating that end of the mattress • Eat nothing after 9:00 pm at night 2. My Cesarean Section I was brought to labor and delivery. Immediately, the nurse placed the fetal monitor across my abdomen to record my infant’s heart rate. Due to the fact that I previously had a cesarean section, the nurses began to prep me for surgery to have a repeat c-section. I was given an epidural to numb the abdomen from the waist down. The orderly then moved me to the surgery room. The doctor made a transverse incision in the lower part of my abdomen. Then she carefully removed the fetus and placed it on my abdomen. Next she cut the umbilical cord. The infant was then given to the pediatric team for the Apgar score evaluation—to check heart rate, respiration, color, muscle tone and reflex. In the meantime, the doctor removed the placenta, which is also known as the “after birth.” She then began sewing where the incision was made. I was moved to the recovery room for two hours. The nurses then gave me injections of Demerol for the pain. The orderly moved me to my room for further hospital care. Get a 10 % discount on an order above $ 100 Use the following coupon code : NURSING10