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1. Discussion: Contributing factors to this potential diagnosis
Discussion: Contributing factors to this potential diagnosisDiscussion: Contributing factors
to this potential diagnosisLN is a twenty-six-year-old married woman who presents at the
clinic with symptoms of dysuria, frequency, and urgency. Further history yields two days of
these symptoms but no fever, chills, or flank pain. She describes a burning discomfort
during and immediately following urination and feeling the need to void every half hour.
There is no vaginal discharge, itching, or odor. She is not using birth control at this time. She
requests “a urine culture and some sulfa pills.” When asked to explain, she says she has had
many “bladder infections” over the past three years and “sulfa pills usually work.” She was
evaluated approximately five years ago with an IV pyelography and cystogram, and
“nothing was wrong.” All her vital signs are normal. Answer the following questions:What
additional information would you like to collect?What is your working diagnosis?What are
the contributing factors to this potential diagnosis?What treatment would you implement
and why?What type of follow-up would you recommend?ORDER NOW FOR CUSTOMIZED,
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