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I-HUMAN BREAST LUMP CASE – ALEXANDRA MENDOZA, 27-YEAR-OLD FEMALE WITH RIGHT BREAST MASS & CYCLIC PAIN | COMPLETE SOAP NOTE, ULTRASOUND FINDINGS (BI-RADS 3), FIBROADENOMA DIAGNOSIS & 100% SCORE SOLUTION

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Struggling with the i‑Human case of a 27‑year‑old female with a tender, mobile breast lump and significant anxiety due to family history of breast cancer? This PDF gives you a complete, ready‑to‑submit case solution – including chief complaint, OLDCARTS HPI, ROS, physical exam (smooth, rubbery, well‑circumscribed mass in the upper outer quadrant), differential diagnosis (fibroadenoma vs. fibrocystic changes vs. cyst vs. malignancy), appropriate imaging (breast ultrasound, BI‑RADS 3), and a professional SOAP note with evidence‑based management (reassurance, 6‑month follow‑up, shared decision‑making for biopsy, anxiety management). Modeled to earn a 100% score for MSN, NP, PA, and medical students. Download now and submit your i‑Human breast case with confidence!

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,i-Human Case Study

Alexandra Mendoza: A 27-Year-Old Female with a Right
Breast Lump and Cyclic Pain
Case Type: i-Human Graduate-Level Clinical Simulation
Patient Name: Alexandra Mendoza
Age/Sex: 27-year-old female
Reason for Encounter: Breast problem
Setting: Outpatient women's health / primary care clinic
Format: Instant PDF Download (simulated)
Target Audience: Advanced Practice Nursing (MSN, NP students)




Chief Complaint (Patient's Own Words)
"I found a lump in my right breast about two weeks ago. It hurts, especially before my
period. I'm really scared because my grandma had breast cancer."




Case Summary (At a Glance)

Field Information

Patient Name Alexandra Mendoza

Age 27 years

Sex Female

Chief Complaint Right breast lump with cyclic pain

, Field Information

Symptom Duration 2 weeks (lump), cyclic pain (several months)

Key Concern Family history of breast cancer (grandmother)

Setting Outpatient clinic

Academic Level MSN / Advanced Practice Nursing

Format i-Human Case Study




Demographics & Background

Characteristic Detail

Age 27 years

Gender Female

Ethnicity Hispanic/Latina

Occupation Marketing coordinator

Marital status Single, lives alone

Insurance Private insurance

Primary language English (bilingual: Spanish)

Health literacy Good, but anxious

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