Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
COLLEGE OF NURSING
University Town, Musuan, Maramag, 8710 Bukidnon
Tel No. 088-356-1910/13 Tele Fax No. 088-356-1912
Email add: nursing@cmu.edu.ph
Childhood illnesses
During his childhood, the patient had
experienced only common childhood illness like
of cough, fever and cold.
Immunization
As verbalized by the patient he cannot
remembered anything regarding his
immunization and cannot recall if he had any.
PAST HEALTH HISTORY
Surgeries/Hospitalization
1990 - hospitalized due to edema and increased BP,
was diagnosed with Hypertension and was given
medication as maintenance.
2001 - hospitalized due to stroke for two consecutive
times and experienced sudden loss of consciousness.
April 2015 - hospitalized due to fatigue and increased
BP and was diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus type 2.
PAST HEALTH HISTORY
August 2015 - patient was rushed to Hospital B due to
weakness of right extremities and facial drooping and
was diagnosed Left Hemiplegia Stroke.
October 2015 - admitted due to blurring of eyesight
and was subjected to surgery on his left eye to remove
the cataract.
2016 - experienced cough and had difficulty of
breathing and was again admitted and diagnosed with
Pneumonia.
PAST HEALTH HISTORY
Ears
The client has no history of ear or hearing
problems. No ear pain, changes in hearing, tinnitus or
vertigo. No discharges.
Nose, Mouth, Throat and Sinuses
The client has no history of mouth or throat
cancer, sore throat, nasal obstruction, nosebleeds, cold
sores, bleeding or swollen gums. The client has no
enlarged tonsils, or lips. With pinkish oral mucous
membrane.
Abdominal-Gastrointestinal
The client has a fair appetite. No vomiting and
diarrhea noted. The client’s usual stool color is brown.
Patient’s abdomen is slightly bloated and distended.
hyperresonance heard upon percussion on the right and left
lower quadrant. Dullness is heard over liver and spleen
Abdominal-Urinary
The client has difficulty of urinating and pain,
reddish urine noted. Bladder is distended, and with
tenderness on palpation.
Musculoskeletal
The client is unable to move independently. He
does not use crutches, only wheelchair due to needs
of further assistance, and has limited range of motion
in his lower extremities. Asymmetrical legs, left leg is
warmer than right leg.
Neurological
The client has no history of head or brain injury or
seizures. He is conscious to person surrounded by him
but cannot identify long term memory and time.
Decreased smell and hearing
Male Genitalia
The client has no lesions like rashes, and no
discharges in the genitalia.