A 54-year-old African American woman presented with a 1-month history of intermittent, burning epigastric abdominal pain that radiated toward her back. She noted nausea and vomited once. Her medical history included two clean-based antral ulcers treated 5 years prior with lansoprazole and intermittent omeprazole use. The main diagnosis is likely peptic ulcer disease given her symptoms and medical history of treated ulcers. Further workup and treatment would include tests like a stool occult blood test, labs, upper endoscopy, and medications like PPIs while avoiding NSAIDs. Nursing care would focus on pain management, nutrition, and anxiety reduction through education.