Question

Need SBAR and patient teaching.

Dx: a man patient with perineurium area discharge and a slight burning sensation upon urination

Medical diagnosis: chlamydia

medication: defense azithromycin 500mg

Answer 1

Chlamydia is a sexually trasmitted infection,and it affects males and females differently.In males most of them have no symptoms.If a person have any symptoms these may not develop after the intial infection.The males experinces chlamydia symptoms,they will typically arise from one of two complications urethritis or epididymitis.Patient may experiences

• Discharge from the urethra
• Dysuria or pain while urinating
• Stinging or itching in the urethra
• Irritaion at the tip of the urethral openig
• Rectal pain
• Discharge
• Bleeding

PATIENT EDUCATION

• Teach the patient that it is sexulally transmitted disease.
• To reduse the risk of chlamydia teach the patient about safe sex practices,including consistent and correct use of male condoms.
• Inform them that the surest way to avoid transmission of chlamydia is to abstain from sexual contact or to be in a long term mutually monogamous relationship with partner who is been tested and is known to be uninfected.
• Advise patients to consult their healthcare provider if they have any of the sighns and symptoms.

  S-Situation	One male patient complaints of pain on urination and dischare from that area
  B-Background	He had no medical history,had symptoms of infection
  A-Assessment	He had discharge from the pereneal area,and painful micturation,diagnosed as chlamydia
  R-Recommndation	antibiotic theray advised,Azithromycin 500 mg