Acute Kidney Injury Case Study for Nursing & Medical Students – 65-Year-Old with Nausea & Fatigue | Week 7 i-Human Report

Master clinical reasoning and patient management with this comprehensive i-Human Case Study focused on Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) in a 65-year-old presenting with nausea and fatigue. Perfect for nursing, medical, and healthcare students, this detailed Week 7 report walks you through a real-world scenario—from history taking and diagnostics to treatment planning and patient education. What’s Inside: Full Patient History – HPI, PMH, medications, allergies, and social history Physical Exam Findings – Vital signs, system reviews, and clinical observations Diagnostic Interpretation – Lab results, urinalysis, BUN/creatinine ratio, and electrolyte analysis Differential Diagnoses – Compare AKI, dehydration, NSAID nephrotoxicity, and more Evidence-Based Treatment Plan – IV fluids, medication management, monitoring protocols Patient Education & Follow-Up – Discharge instructions, lifestyle adjustments, and preventive measures Clinical Reasoning & Reflection – Key takeaways on AKI recognition, reversibility, and risk factors This case study is designed to help you think like a clinician, strengthen your diagnostic skills, and prepare for exams and clinical rotations. Whether you're studying for the NCLEX, USMLE, or just want to deepen your understanding of renal pathology, this resource offers a structured, step-by-step analysis you can trust. Ideal for: Nursing students (BSN, RN, NP) Medical students & residents PA students Anyone preparing for clinical simulations or case-based exams Don't just memorize—understand. Get your copy today and walk through a real AKI case from presentation to outcome!