This male patient complained of lower abdominal pain and the…

This male patient complained of lower abdominal pain and the inability to urinate over the past 24 hours. After study, the patient was diagnosed as having acute kidney failure due to acute tubular necrosis, caused by a urinary obstruction. The urinary obstruction was a result of the patient’s benign prostatic hypertrophy. The patient was treated with medications, and the acute kidney failure was resolved prior to discharge Principal diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Hint: there are NO extra blanks

The patient has BPH with LUTS of the inability to completely…

The patient has BPH with LUTS of the inability to completely empty his bladder, urinary frequency 3-4 times per night as well as daytime urinary frequency, and urinary hesitancy. The patient also has a history of HTN that is currently well-controlled, and he has DM that is well-controlled on oral hypoglycemics.  Principal diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Principal Procedure:

The patient is a 38-year-old male who is admitted for repair…

The patient is a 38-year-old male who is admitted for repair of a right hiatal hernia that is causing reflux esophagitis. The patient admits to smoking 1 PPD for the past 15 years. The patient also has HTN that is well-controlled on his current medications, and he has type 2 DM that is well-controlled on injectable insulin.  The patient underwent repair of right esophageal hiatal hernia, open approach. The patient tolerated the procedure well. The patient will be rechecked tomorrow and may be discharged home at that time.  Principal Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Principal Procedure: Procedure: