I HUMAN WEEK 2 NURS 2026 25 YEAR OLD FEMALE
PRESENTING WITH NEW RASH AT OUTPATIENT CLINIC
UTILIZING SYSTEMATIC HISTORY, PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION, DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, AND EVIDENCE-
BASED MANAGEMENT
,PATIENT INFORMATION
Age: 25 years
Sex: Female
Height: 5′5″ (165 cm)
Weight: 120.0 lb (54.5 kg)
Location: Outpatient clinic with laboratory and dermatology evaluation capabilities
Reason for Encounter: New rash
Explanation: The patient is a 25-year-old female presenting with a new onset rash affecting her bilateral
inner thighs and left inner forearm. The rash is itchy, tender, and has been present for approximately
two days following outdoor exposure, requiring comprehensive assessment and management.
, REASON FOR ENCOUNTER
Category Details
Encounter Type Outpatient clinic visit
Chief Complaint New rash
Duration ~2 days
Frequency Continuous since onset
Associated Symptoms Itching, tenderness, mild burning sensation
Aggravating Factors Heat, friction, scratching
Relieving Factors Avoidance of irritants, cool compresses
Systemic Symptoms None reported (no fever, malaise, or nausea)
Patient Goals Relief from itching and discomfort, identify cause, prevent spread
Explanation: This table outlines the patient’s reason for encounter. The 25-year-old reports a new rash
that has persisted for approximately two days with itching and tenderness. Symptoms are continuous
and worsened by friction and heat. She has no systemic symptoms. The patient seeks relief from
discomfort, clarification of the underlying diagnosis, and prevention of progression or complications.
PRESENTING WITH NEW RASH AT OUTPATIENT CLINIC
UTILIZING SYSTEMATIC HISTORY, PHYSICAL
EXAMINATION, DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS, AND EVIDENCE-
BASED MANAGEMENT
,PATIENT INFORMATION
Age: 25 years
Sex: Female
Height: 5′5″ (165 cm)
Weight: 120.0 lb (54.5 kg)
Location: Outpatient clinic with laboratory and dermatology evaluation capabilities
Reason for Encounter: New rash
Explanation: The patient is a 25-year-old female presenting with a new onset rash affecting her bilateral
inner thighs and left inner forearm. The rash is itchy, tender, and has been present for approximately
two days following outdoor exposure, requiring comprehensive assessment and management.
, REASON FOR ENCOUNTER
Category Details
Encounter Type Outpatient clinic visit
Chief Complaint New rash
Duration ~2 days
Frequency Continuous since onset
Associated Symptoms Itching, tenderness, mild burning sensation
Aggravating Factors Heat, friction, scratching
Relieving Factors Avoidance of irritants, cool compresses
Systemic Symptoms None reported (no fever, malaise, or nausea)
Patient Goals Relief from itching and discomfort, identify cause, prevent spread
Explanation: This table outlines the patient’s reason for encounter. The 25-year-old reports a new rash
that has persisted for approximately two days with itching and tenderness. Symptoms are continuous
and worsened by friction and heat. She has no systemic symptoms. The patient seeks relief from
discomfort, clarification of the underlying diagnosis, and prevention of progression or complications.
