Case Study, – 13-Year-Old Female with Itchy
Skini-Human Week 4 Case Study, – 13-Year-Old
Female with Itchy Skin
, • Patient: 13-year-old female
• Height: 5 ft 2 in (157 cm)
• Weight: 114 lb (51.7 kg)
• Reason for encounter: Itchy skin (itchy rash)
• Setting: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities
The screenshot does not include the patient's interview, examination
findings, laboratory results, or final diagnosis, so any diagnosis would be
a clinical example rather than the actual i-Human answer.
For a 13-year-old presenting with an itchy rash, a comprehensive
assessment could look like this:
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Chief Complaint: "My skin has been very itchy."
The patient is a 13-year-old female who presents with an itchy skin rash
that began approximately 1–2 weeks ago. The rash initially appeared on
the arms and has gradually spread to the trunk and legs. She describes
the itching as constant and worse at night, with scratching causing
occasional skin breaks. She denies significant pain but reports
discomfort due to persistent pruritus.
She has not noticed fever, chills, weight loss, joint pain, shortness of
breath, or swelling. She denies recent illness, new medications, or
known insect bites. She recently started using a new scented body wash
(or reports no new products, depending on the actual case history). She
has no known food allergies and no prior episodes of a similar rash.
OLDCARTS
Skini-Human Week 4 Case Study, – 13-Year-Old
Female with Itchy Skin
, • Patient: 13-year-old female
• Height: 5 ft 2 in (157 cm)
• Weight: 114 lb (51.7 kg)
• Reason for encounter: Itchy skin (itchy rash)
• Setting: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities
The screenshot does not include the patient's interview, examination
findings, laboratory results, or final diagnosis, so any diagnosis would be
a clinical example rather than the actual i-Human answer.
For a 13-year-old presenting with an itchy rash, a comprehensive
assessment could look like this:
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Chief Complaint: "My skin has been very itchy."
The patient is a 13-year-old female who presents with an itchy skin rash
that began approximately 1–2 weeks ago. The rash initially appeared on
the arms and has gradually spread to the trunk and legs. She describes
the itching as constant and worse at night, with scratching causing
occasional skin breaks. She denies significant pain but reports
discomfort due to persistent pruritus.
She has not noticed fever, chills, weight loss, joint pain, shortness of
breath, or swelling. She denies recent illness, new medications, or
known insect bites. She recently started using a new scented body wash
(or reports no new products, depending on the actual case history). She
has no known food allergies and no prior episodes of a similar rash.
OLDCARTS
