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Need help with creating a concept map: Advance Pathophysiology for FNP Inflammation and Infection Compare and Contrast Concept Map Review the following cases:(SCENARIO BELOW) Case 1 (Bacterial vs. Viral URI) Actions use Bubbl.us (https://bubbl.us/ (Links to an external site.)) or mapping tool of your choice, to make a concept (mind) map in which you do the following: Compare and contrast the presenting symptoms of the conditions noted in the above selected cases. (ie. Case 1, bacterial vs viral) Describe, briefly, the differences and/or similarities in the pathophysiology of the condition in the selected case study. DO NOT CUT AND PASTE YOUR ANSWERS. Paraphrase your answers and use citations for your resources. Here is a resource for paraphrasing properly: https://www.scribbr.com/citing-sources/how-to-paraphrase/ List your references using APA Save your completed concept (mind) map in .JPG form and submit in Canvas no later than Sunday of this week. Note: Certain boxes are certain colors indicating, sx, complications and goals and their relationships (arrows). Your concept map should demonstrate relationship between sx, pathophysiology, differential dx and diagnostics. SCENARIO: Viral URI Versus Bacterial 18-year-old female presents with congestion and cough for 3 days. HPI: Onset 3 days ago. Begin with fatigue and low-grade fever, 99.8 at home with oral thermometer 2 days ago. Sore throat initially, but not now. Positive for nasal and head congestion, ears popping, but no pain or changes in hearing. Denies nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Reports less energy and disinterest in food. Denies any rashes. Has not tried anything for symptoms. Reports many sick students at school as well. Denies any chronic medical conditions, hospitalizations, or surgeries. No known drug allergies. Does not take any medications on a regular basis. First year college student lives in dorm. Works at mess hall. Denies smoking, alcohol consumption, or illicit drug use. ROS: General: denies fever, positive for fatigue, denies night sweats or wait changes HEENT: see HPI Cardiac: denies chest pain or palpitations Pulmonary: see HPI, denies shortness of breath Physical exam: General: in no acute distress, occasionally blowing nose HEENT: head normocephalic, ear canals without cerumen, Tympanic membranes pearly grey, nares congested bilaterally. Nasal mucosa pink bilaterally, positive edema, yellow noted discharge. Buccal mucosa moist and without lesions. Tonsils 3 plus, uvula midline, positive anterior cervical and consular lymphadenopathy. Heart: regular rate and rhythm no murmurs, rubs, or gallops Lungs: scant rhonchi noted and lower lobes. 28-year-old male presents with cold like symptoms that are worsening with fever and cough for 9 days. HPI: Started out like regular cold then gradually worsened after 7 days. Very tired and winded. Productive cough increasing over last 4 days. Fever at home yesterday 100.9 and taking Ibuprofen once or twice a day for fever and malaise. Had sore throat, runny nose, congestion, and light cough in the beginning, but now only productive cough and fever. Tried Robitussin but it did very little. Productive cough all the time. Phlegm is yellowish green and thick. Cough does keep him up at night. Uncertain of other sick contacts. Although, he visited an uncle in the hospital 2 weeks ago where he had been diagnosed with pneumonia and COPD. No chronic medical conditions, no hospitalizations or surgeries. No known drug allergies. Does not take any medications on a regular basis. Single and lives in an apartment shared with a male friend. Works in tech industry. 4 to 5 beers per week, denies any illicit drug use, social tobacco smoker of about half pack a week. ROS: General: + fevers, no night sweats, + fatigue, no weight changes HEENT see HPI Cardiac: denies chest pain or palpitations Pulmonary: See HPI Physical exam: General: appears fatigued, coughing throughout visit, slightly disheveled HEENT: head normocephalic, ear canals without cerumen, tympanic membranes pearly grey. Nares patent. Buccal mucosa moist and without lesions, tonsils 2+ uvula midline line, Negative for lymphadenopathy. Heart regular rate and rhythm, no murmurs, rubs or gallops Lungs: left lower lobe consolidation, positive dullness with percussion over left lower lobe, right lobe clear to auscultation

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