Makayla Henderson UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity shadow health Education & Empathy

Makayla Henderson UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity shadow health Education & Empathy

Education & Empathy: 5 of 6 (83.3%)

During the patient interview, there are a number of opportunities to provide patient education and empathy. The opportunities listed below are those identified by nursing experts to be of particular importance to this patient. A Model Statement is provided as an example of an appropriate response to each opportunity. 

  • Opportunities marked as Not Encountered are opportunities that were not elicited in the interview
  • Opportunities marked as Not Followed Up are missed opportunities that were present in the interview, but where no statements were made
  • Opportunities marked as Followed Up were followed up by students, and include the dialogue between student and patient
1 Urinary Pain and UTI Symptoms
Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson reports discomfort with her associated urinary symptoms such as pain, cramping, burning, and feelings of increased urgency to urinate.

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What brings you in today?

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09:47 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

I’ve had to pee a lot lately. It burns when I pee, and it looks weird. I thought it would go away on its own, but it hasn’t. So I was like, fine, I need to see someone. [AUDIO COMING SOON]

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I’m sorry that you’re experiencing pain and burning during urination. I’ll try to find a medication that will help alleviate these symptoms.

Empathize
09:49 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Thanks.

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How long have you had these symptoms?

Question
09:50 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Three days ago, I started feeling pretty bad. I kept having to pee, and each time I did, it burned. It was gross, too. The pee looked different. [AUDIO COMING SOON]

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any other symptoms?

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09:51 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Other than the pain and burning, I have a little bit of cramping in my lower abdomen. [AUDIO COMING SOON]

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where is the pain?

Question
09:52 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

It hurts the most when I pee, right where it comes out. It’s this burning, stinging feeling.

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do the urine have an odor?

Question
09:52 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

It smells really strong. It’s basically rank. It’s also, like, dark . . . cloudy.

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how bad does it hurt (Clarified to: How painful is urinating?)

Question
09:53 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

It burns every time I pee and I am really not OK with how much pain I’m in. I’d call it a 7 out of 10. (Clarified to: how painful urinating is)

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any factors that make it worse? (Clarified to: What aggravates the pain?)

Question
09:54 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Well, it burns every time I pee, so peeing makes the pain worse, I guess. (Clarified to: what makes my pain worse)

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what do you do to relieve the pain?

Question
09:54 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Since it only burns and stings when I pee, I thought maybe it would hurt less if I didn’t pee so much. I tried drinking less water, but I’m not sure how much good it’s doing.

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I know that you tried to alleviate your symptoms by not drinking fluids; you should try to stay hydrated by drinking more water and avoiding drinks that irritate the bladder such as soda coffee or alcohol

Educate
09:59 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Yeah, OK.

Model Statement: “I’m sorry that you’re experiencing pain and burning during urination and an increased sense of urgency. I’ll try to find a medication that will help alleviate these symptoms.”

2 Breast Cancer
Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson discloses that her mother is a breast cancer survivor.

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any family history of illness

Question
10:20 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

My dad’s really healthy. My mom’s a breast cancer survivor. She’s fine now, though. Totally cancer free. My Nana — that’s my Mom’s mom — died of it, though.

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I’m sorry that your mother had breast cancer. That must have been a difficult thing for your family to go through. I’m glad that she is OK and that you and your sister are are not at risk

Empathize
10:23 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

OK.

Model Statement: “I’m sorry that your mother had breast cancer. That must have been a difficult thing for your family to go through. I’m glad that she is OK and that you and your sister are not at risk.”

3 Hydration
Not Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson reports that she avoided drinking fluids in order to alleviate her pain, burning, and increased urinary urgency.

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do you drink

Question
10:15 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

I usually drink one or two nights a week, depending on if there’s good parties or not. But I never have more than a drink or two. Gotta keep my brain right so I can take over the world.

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do you practice safe sex

Question
10:16 PM CDT

Model Statement: “I know that you tried to alleviate your symptoms by not drinking fluids; you should try to stay hydrated by drinking more water and avoiding drinks that irritate the bladder such as soda, coffee, or alcoholic beverages.”

4 Urinating After Intercourse
Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson reports that she does not have any post-intercourse habits, such as urinating after intercourse.

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do you urinate after sex?

Question
10:03 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Oh . . . I guess I didn’t know you were supposed to.

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Urinating after sex helps lower the risk of UTIs by clearing the urinary tract of any bacteria. Making this a regular habit might decrease your chances of getting a UTI again in the future

Educate
10:05 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Hm. Alright.

Model Statement: “Urinating after intercourse helps lower the risk of UTIs by clearing the urinary tract of any bacteria. Making this a regular habit might decrease your chances of getting a UTI again in the future.”

5 Safe Sex
Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson reports that she is sexually active.

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do you practice safe sex

Question
10:16 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Uh, I always use protection. I take birth control and I use those spermicidal condoms.

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good, practice sex safe with partners of all genders in order to minimize the risk of STIs

Educate
10:17 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Thanks for the info.

Model Statement: “Practice safe sex with partners of all genders in order to minimize the risk of STIs.”

6 Cranberry Pills
Followed Up

Description: Ms. Henderson reports she took cranberry pills to treat her UTI.

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do you take any other medications

Question
10:10 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

I don’t know if it qualifies as medication, but I took some cranberry supplements cause apparently they help with UTIs, which I figured I had when my pee started burning.

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do you cranberry pills help (Clarified to: Are the cranberry pills effective?)

Question
10:10 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

I don’t know . . . I’ve heard you’re supposed to take them for UTIs, but it’s been three days and nothing’s gotten better. And I even took two at a time. I don’t know the dosage, but regardless, you’d think they’d be doing something. (Clarified to: if the cranberry pills are effective)

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Cranberry pills aren’t an effective treatment against UTIs. In the future when you notice these symptoms contact a healthcare provider sooner so that you can receive medication that will be more effective treatment

Educate
10:13 PM CDT

Makayla Henderson

Thank you. That makes sense.

Model Statement: “Cranberry pills aren’t an effective treatment against UTIs. In the future when you notice these symptoms contact a healthcare provider sooner so that you can receive medication that will be more effective treatment.”

Makayla Henderson UTI with Antibiotic Sensitivity Shadow Health Education & Empathy

1. Urinary Pain and UTI Symptoms
Followed Up
Makayla Henderson has discomfort with urinary symptoms like pain, burning, and urgency.

Your avatar: What brings you in today?
Makayla Henderson: I’ve had to pee a lot lately. It burns when I pee, and it looks weird. I thought it would go away on its own, but it hasn’t. So I was like, fine, I need to see someone.

Your avatar: I’m sorry that you’re experiencing pain and burning during urination. I’ll try to find a medication that will help alleviate these symptoms.

2. Breast Cancer
Followed Up
Ms. Henderson’s mother is a breast cancer survivor.

Your avatar: Any family history of illness?
Makayla Henderson: My dad’s healthy. My mom’s a breast cancer survivor. She’s fine now, though. Totally cancer-free. My Nana — that’s my Mom’s mom — died of it, though.

Your avatar: I’m sorry that your mother had breast cancer. That must have been a difficult thing for your family to go through. I’m glad that she is OK and that you and your sister are not at risk.

3. Hydration
Not Followed Up
Ms. Henderson avoided drinking fluids to ease her urinary symptoms.

Your avatar: Do you drink?
Makayla Henderson: I usually drink one or two nights a week, depending on if there’s good parties or not. But I never have more than a drink or two. Gotta keep my brain right so I can take over the world.

4. Urinating After Intercourse
Followed Up
Ms. Henderson doesn’t urinate after intercourse.

Your avatar: Do you urinate after sex?
Makayla Henderson: Oh… I guess I didn’t know you were supposed to.

Your avatar: Urinating after sex helps lower the risk of UTIs by clearing the urinary tract of any bacteria. Making this a regular habit might decrease your chances of getting a UTI again in the future.

5. Safe Sex
Followed Up
Ms. Henderson practices safe sex.

Your avatar: Do you practice safe sex?
Makayla Henderson: Uh, I always use protection. I take birth control and I use those spermicidal condoms.

Your avatar: Practice safe sex with partners of all genders to minimize the risk of STIs.

6. Cranberry Pills
Followed Up
Ms. Henderson took cranberry pills for her UTI.

Your avatar: Do you take any other medications?
Makayla Henderson: I don’t know if it qualifies as medication, but I took some cranberry supplements cause apparently they help with UTIs, which I figured I had when my pee started burning.

Your avatar: Are the cranberry pills effective?
Makayla Henderson: I don’t know… I’ve heard you’re supposed to take them for UTIs, but it’s been three days and nothing’s gotten better. And I even took two at a time. I don’t know the dosage, but regardless, you’d think they’d be doing something.

Your avatar: Cranberry pills aren’t an effective treatment against UTIs. In the future, when you notice these symptoms, contact a healthcare provider sooner so you can receive medication that will be a more effective treatment.

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