NR 569 Week 2 Assignment; Physical Exam to Differential Diagnosis

Lymphadenitis: Swollen, tender lymph nodes with erythema over cough, dyspnea, stridor and abdo pain. Lymphangioleiomyomatosis: sho breath, cough, wheezing, chest p enlarged lymph nodes and abdom lymphatic fluid buildup. Lungs clear to auscultation: breathing is unlabored, no Pulmonary embolism: shortness Respiratory signs of accessory muscle use, symmetrical chest chest pain, cough, swelling, dizzi movement. No signs of respiratory distress. syncope, tachypnea and decrease sounds in affected lobe. Right up quadrant abdominal pain may be due to close proximity of the lun Pneumothorax: Chest pain, short breath, decreased breath sounds side, unequal chest expansion, tr deviation and JVD. Pain in the u abdomen may be felt due to the p exerted by the pneumothorax on diaphragm. Interstitial lung disease: Shortnes breath, dry cough, loss of appetit discomfort, fatigue, cyanosis and on auscultation. Abdominal pain felt when systematic inflammatio occurring.