Women’s Health iHuman case: “Nancy Campbell

Lucy Oyi

NSG6430 SU04 Practicum II: Family Health -

Women's Health

October 9, 2018

October 9

Case Summary

 Ms. Nancy Campbell is a 25-year-old woman with recent, unprotected

vaginal intercourse.

 Height: 5' 5" (165.0 cm)

 Weight: 135 lb (61.0 kg)

 Chief complaint: Pain with urination

 She presents with a 3-day history of dysuria, increases urinary frequency

and vaginal discharge.

 Per exam, she has a mucopurulent discharge with a normal bimanual exam

History of Presenting Information

 Ms. Campbell is a twenty-five-year-old Caucasian female

 Presents with pain during urination that started about three days ago

 The patient experiences vaginal discharge and urinary frequency.

 Her vaginal discharge is yellow, creamy, and mucousy.

 The patient denies having any treatment for her symptoms.

 Patient admits to have had a bladder infection a year ago.

 The patient’s pain is worse at the beginning of urination.

 Ms. Campbell uses pills for birth control and does not use condom

Medical history

 Ms. Campbell has a history of a urinary tract infection that she was treated for last year.

 She is otherwise healthy

 Soaking in a warm bath makes her pain with urination better

 No itching like in the case of yeast infection

 Ms. Campbell uses ibuprofen with her period for cramps and headaches.

 The patient uses an oral- contraceptive agent as her primary mode of birth control