[Answered]: John is a 19-year-old University student, studying…

John is a 19-year-old University student, studying Philosophy. He first noticed pain and slight redness to his leg five days ago. The pain has swiftly increased, and he went to see his GP two days ago when he noticed the area had become swollen. The GP prescribed a course of oral antibiotics (Flucloxacillin, 500mg, QID for 5 days) and recommended that John attend the emergency department if things got worse. Two days after consulting with his GP John developed a fever and the pain to his leg became far worse. He attended the emergency department. On triage, John’s vital signs are as follows: T – 38.6 C HR – 105 bpm BP – 105/66 RR – 18 SpO2 – 97% Taking into consideration the information that you have: 1. Assess John’s wound using the wound care chart 2. What do you think is the likely diagnosis or cause of this area of redness and swelling? 3. Assess John’s presenting signs and symptoms – what do you notice? 4. What do you think would be the plan of care to manage Johns wound and symptoms?