LATEST 2026 COMPREHENSIVE I HUMAN CASE STUDY 16
YEAR OLD MALE PRESENTING WITH HAND PAIN I HUMAN
CASE WEEK #9 WALDEN UNIVERSITY | DETAILED REPORT
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i-Human Case Week 9: Hand Pain
Patient: 16-year-old male
Setting: Outpatient clinic with X-ray and lab access
I. Patient Profile
, Age: 16 years
Sex: Male
Height: 5’7” (170 cm)
Weight: 132 lb (60 kg)
BMI: 20.7 (normal)
Source of History: Patient (reliable)
Chief Complaint: “My hand hurts.”
II. History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is a 16-year-old male who presents with right hand pain
that began 3 days ago after punching a wall during an argument. He
describes the pain as sharp and throbbing, localized over the ulnar
side of the right hand, particularly the 4th and 5th metacarpal region.
Onset: Acute, 3 days ago
Location: Right hand, ulnar aspect
Duration: Constant since injury
Character: Sharp, throbbing
Severity: 6/10 at rest, 8/10 with movement
Aggravating factors: Gripping, making a fist, pressure
Relieving factors: Rest, ice
Associated symptoms: Swelling, mild bruising, decreased grip
strength
Denies: Numbness, tingling, open wounds, fever, chills
No prior hand injuries reported.
III. Past Medical History (PMH)
No chronic medical conditions
No history of fractures or orthopedic problems
YEAR OLD MALE PRESENTING WITH HAND PAIN I HUMAN
CASE WEEK #9 WALDEN UNIVERSITY | DETAILED REPORT
AND ANALYSIS COMPLETE CASE STUDY |GUARANTEED
PASS.
Comprehensive Case Study
i-Human Case Week 9: Hand Pain
Patient: 16-year-old male
Setting: Outpatient clinic with X-ray and lab access
I. Patient Profile
, Age: 16 years
Sex: Male
Height: 5’7” (170 cm)
Weight: 132 lb (60 kg)
BMI: 20.7 (normal)
Source of History: Patient (reliable)
Chief Complaint: “My hand hurts.”
II. History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is a 16-year-old male who presents with right hand pain
that began 3 days ago after punching a wall during an argument. He
describes the pain as sharp and throbbing, localized over the ulnar
side of the right hand, particularly the 4th and 5th metacarpal region.
Onset: Acute, 3 days ago
Location: Right hand, ulnar aspect
Duration: Constant since injury
Character: Sharp, throbbing
Severity: 6/10 at rest, 8/10 with movement
Aggravating factors: Gripping, making a fist, pressure
Relieving factors: Rest, ice
Associated symptoms: Swelling, mild bruising, decreased grip
strength
Denies: Numbness, tingling, open wounds, fever, chills
No prior hand injuries reported.
III. Past Medical History (PMH)
No chronic medical conditions
No history of fractures or orthopedic problems
