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Description : Case Presentation (Herpes Simplex I). Chief Complaint—F/U for care of Herpes Simplex Virus with infection. HPI—DX with Herpes outbreak with infection. Medication—Acyclovir, Augmentin, Mirtazipine, Lamotrigine, Levothyroxine

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Week 2 Case Presentation(Herpes Simplex I) Bari Berger NSG-5590 Ron and Kathy Assaf College of Nursing, Nova Southern University January 17, 2023
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Subjective Chief Complaint—F/U for care of Herpes Simplex Virus with infection HPI—DX with Herpes outbreak with infection Medication—Acyclovir, Augmentin, Mirtazipine, Lamotrigine, Levothyroxine NKDA PmHx: Downs Syndrome, Hypothyroidism, Seizures, non-verbal PSH/SH/FH: None
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Objective VS—BP-132/53, P-98, RR-18, T-97.5, O2-99%, Wt. 98.8 lbs., BMI-22.96 General- Alert and follows simple commands, non-verbal. Oral Cavity—mucosa moist and pink, scabbed blisters around mouth without drainage. Heart- S1, S2 RRR, no rubs, no murmurs. Lungs- All lobes clear bilat.
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Assessment DX: Herpes Simplex B00.9, lip infection (K13.0) Encounter for general examination with abnormal findings Z00.01 Differential DX Bachet’s Syndrome (M35. 2), squamous cell carcinoma (C44.02), Apthous ulcers (K12.0) Status of chronic conditions –Stable on current medication
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Plan Continue current treatment-Acyclovir, Augment Education on transmission of virus Vaseline to lips to keep moist Tyelenol 650 mg every 6 hrs as needed for pain Continue chronic illness medication CPT code—99213
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Reflection Pain— Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) can cause painful ulcers or vesicles on the lips or in the oral cavity. For pain relief a local anesthetic such as lidocaine can be utilized. Keeping out of the sun and keeping the area moist can also decrease pain. The best course of action is treatment with an antiviral as soon as prodromal symptoms are felt. (Wiley Blackwell, 2023, Chapter 14)
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Reference Wiley Blackwell. (2023). Sexually transmissible oral diseases (1st ed.). Wiley-Blackwell.