Advance health assessment. Chief Complaint: Ankle pain

Advanced Health Assessment
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ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT
Subjective Data
Chief Complaint: Ankle pain
History of Present Illness (HPI): ankle pain, worse on hearing a “pop” while playing soccer this past weekend. The patient is able to bear weight, with some discomfort.
Past Medical History (PMH): None
Past Surgical History (PSH): None
Sexual/Reproductive History: None
Personal/Social History: None
Immunization History: None
Significant Family History: None
Lifestyle: The patient is physically active in soccer during weekends
Extra questions for patient: How long has the pain persisted? Did you have any pervious injuries on both ankles? Where is the pain? Kindly rate your pain on a scale from 0-10, where 10 is the worst pain you have felt. Can you do anything to make the pain go away or get worse? When did this happen? What were you doing when you heard the “pop”?
Objective Information
Vital Signs: None
General: The fever denies symptoms like fever and fatigue but has difficulties in bearing weight to right ankle with ambulation
HEENT: Not provided 
Neck: Not provided 
Respiratory: Not provided 
Cardiovascular/Peripheral Vascular: Not provided 
Gastrointestinal: Not provided 
Genitourinary: Not provided 
Musculoskeletal: Bilat ankle pain with extra right ankle discomfort on ambulation
Psychiatric: Not provided
Neurological: it is alert and adjusted to person, place, time, and event
Hematologic: Not provided 
ASSESSMENT:
Differential Diagnosis
Priority Diagnosis: Ankle sprain: This is because Sports participants are y vulnerable to ankle sprains. This is accompanied with pain and discomfort after an injury (Young, 2016)
Ankle fracture: This is manifested as pain and inability to ambulate, swelling and palpable crepitus (Kelly, 2015).
Achilles tendon injury: This is manifested as pain after an abrupt snap in the lower calf and inability to stand on the toes of the affected side (Sagl...