Patient presents with signs and symptoms consistent with wound infection.  Clinical findings include erythema, edema, warmth, and tenderness surrounding the wound site.  Purulent drainage or a foul odor may be present.  Patient may report increased pain at the wound site.  Differential diagnosis includes cellulitis, abscess, and delayed wound healing.  Wound culture obtained to identify the causative organism and guide antibiotic therapy.  Current wound care regimen reviewed and adjusted as needed, potentially incorporating debridement, irrigation, and advanced wound dressings.  Patient education provided on wound care and signs of worsening infection.  Diagnosis: Infection of wound.  Plan:  Monitor wound for improvement.  Adjust treatment plan based on culture results and clinical response.  Follow-up scheduled to assess healing progress and address any complications such as systemic infection or sepsis.  Relevant keywords:  wound infection, infected wound, wound care, wound healing, purulent drainage, erythema, edema, cellulitis, abscess, debridement, irrigation, antibiotic treatment, wound culture, microbial infection, signs of infection, infection symptoms, wound management, healthcare, clinical documentation, medical coding, ICD-10, medical billing.