Advanced Nursing Clinical research paper Roseola.
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RoseolaToddlerAssignment.docx2 years old patient’s Diagnosed with Roseola
Important Instruction about the Assignment
· You will then formulate your differential diagnoses list, develop a plan of care, and submit a written clinic note documenting your care of this patient. Your differential diagnoses list should consist of 4 diagnoses, including 1 of which is your final diagnosis.
· Please briefly describe your rationale and reasoning for why you would include or rule out a diagnosis in your working diagnosis list. Provide 6 research nursing and medical references for your rationale.
· The paper should always have an introduction statement that explains what the paper will entails.
· Remember to include a cover page and use the most recent update APA formatting for references.
· Refer to the SOAP NOTE TEMPLATE for details on how this assignment will be graded.
· For this paper, you must provide 12-15 pages well written evidence-based research paper according to the rubric guidelines, follow the APA format formatting for references and support your paper with at least 5 to 7 nursing or medical evidence-based research articles not older than 7 yrs.
· please take time to read and review it, if the paper is not up a master’s degree level standard, I will not accept the work. I just want to be clear about that before I assigned it to anyone. This is an advanced degree work that requires a very strong writer with the background and experience in Nursing and Medical field and a very well-developed English and written expertise.
Hint 1 (Roseola) is the patient primary diagnosis.
A 2 years old girl was brought to the clinic with complaint of rash on her abdomen and spread out to other part of her body like the hands and legs according to the information obtained from the patient’s mother. Patient also had an elevated high-grade fever (103.3F) that started 3 days prior however cleared and resolved by itself a day ago. she know longer have an elevated fever however the rash started after the fever subsided. On the patient physical exam, there is a slight light pink rash noted on her trunk and abdomen, patient was also noted to develop a pink conjunctivae upon inspection. Patient also had a runny nose and non-productive cough for the past three days. The mother also stated that the toddler has not scratch or ichy the rash. Patient diet is normal, eating appropriately, she’s able to move her bowels and urinate normally as well.
Based on the Clinical assessment and physical findings which include a runny nose and unproductive cough with an elevated fever that subsided by itself then proceeded with rash two days later. Patient potential diagnoses is Roseola.
Chief Complaint:
Patient mother reports her 2 years old daughter condition with complaint of rash on her abdomen and spread out to other part of her body like the hands and legs according to the information obtained from the patient’s mother. Patient also had an elevated high-grade fever (103.3F) that started 3 days prior however cleared and resolved by itself a day ago.
Reliability and Source of History:
The patient is a 2-year-old baby. His mother is alert and oriented and able to answer most of the questions in regard to the baby condition.
Subjective and Objective Data.
Hint 1 (Roseola) is the patient primary diagnosis.
Other potential diagnoses for the Toddler are:
· Urythema infectiosum
· Upper respiratory infection
· Measles Rash
· Rubella Rash
(Each diagnosis should be supported with references)
Hint 2
Patient treatment plan which should include the up-to-date treatment for the Toddler fever and treatment for Roseola (This is very important)
Hint 3
Patient lab should include all below and please explain the rationale for these labs with references to support it.
· Complete Blood work
· Lab to test for erythema infectiosum.
· Lab to test for Measles rash
· Lab to test for Rubella rash
· Lab to test for Human parvovirus infection
Please the example soap note attached to this assignment. That should guide you in writing this paper. However this is a completely new patient with different diagnosis.
