Need a case study done its surgical/nursing and should be 2 pages everything you need to know is in the attached doc.

Case Study #2

Patient Profile

E.G. is a 41-year-old male who presents to the emergency department complaining of severe right back pain that started a couple of hours ago, right after he finished his daily run. He has a history of gastroesophageal reflux disease, for which he takes famotidine (Pepcid) 20 mg PO once daily at bedtime.

Subjective Data

• Has been training for a marathon and has been running at least 10 miles a day, but today was so hot that he only made it 6 miles. Shortly after his run, the pain in his right back/side started.

• States his pain is a level 9 on a 1-to-10 scale

• States the pain is constant, nothing seems to make it better, and it does not get worse with movement

• Denies any pain or numbness in his legs

• While training, he has been supplementing his diet with protein shakes

• Denies using performance-enhancing drugs

Objective Data

• Physical Examination

• Temperature 99.6° F, pulse 78, respirations 16, blood pressure 122/80

• No musculoskeletal pain or tenderness in spine

• Right flank tenderness to fist percussion

Case Study Progress

Based on the initial clinical manifestations and exam findings, the health care provider orders a urinalysis. At first, E.G. is unable to urinate, but after drinking several glasses of water, is able to obtain a clean-catch urine specimen.

Diagnostic Studies  

• Urinalysis

• Color:                    Dark, smoky color

• Odor:                    Aromatic

• Protein:                  None

• Glucose:              None

• Ketones:              None

• Bilirubin:              None

• Specific gravity: 1.035

• pH:                       6.2

• RBCs:                  11/hpf

• WBCs:                 3/hpf

• Casts:                 None

Discussion Questions

1. Based on the data above, what do you suspect is occurring with E.G.? What assessment data led you to this conclusion?

1. What additional test(s) may be ordered to confirm this diagnosis?

1. E.G. has an ultrasound, and the presence of a large right renal calculus is confirmed. The health care provider orders E.G. IV Morphine sulfate for pain and recommends that he have a right extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy (ESWL). Explain this procedure.

1. What factors put E.G. at risk for developing a renal calculus?

1. What teaching should E.G. receive prior to his being discharged?