Comprehensive iHuman Case Study: 25-Year-Old Female with New Rash (Class 6512 | IHUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK #4:
25-YEAR-OLD FEMALE, REASON FOR
ENCOUNTER ; NEW RASH (CLASS 6512) | Comprehensive Case Study: 25-Year-Old Female with New Rash (Class 6512) |
iHuman Case Analysis Week #4 | Includes HPI, PE, Differential Diagnosis, and Management Plan | I HUMAN CASE WEEK
#4 25- Year-Old Female Patient : REASON FOR ENCOUNTER ; NEW RASH (6512) | Medical Case Review EXPERT
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History of Present Illness (HPI):
• Patient Demographics: 25-year-old female
• Onset: Rash began 36 hours ago
• Location: Affected areas include the bilateral inner
thighs and left inner forearm
• Quality: The rash is described as "itchy and becoming
more tender"
• Timing: Continuous since onset
• Context: The rash developed after a hike in Napa with her
boyfriend, where she tried new sunscreen, new foods
(scallops), a new drink, and spent time in a hot tub.
• Associated Symptoms: Itchiness and tenderness in the
affected areas
• Modifying Factors: No treatments have been attempted.
Her boyfriend does not have a similar rash.
• Similar Symptoms: Denies any prior episodes of a
similar rash.
,I HUMAN CASE
KRISTA
HAMPTON
PREVIEW
,CC: 25 y/o F HPI: Ms. Hampton is a 25 y/o female presenting with an itchy and tender
“I have this ugly looking rash on my upper thighs” rash bilaterally on her inner thighs, and her left inner forearm. The rash
started about 36 hours ago after hiking in Napa with her boyfriend. She states
she spent time hiking, tried a new sunscreen, tried new foods such as scallops
and a new drink, as well as spending time in the hot tub with her boyfriend.
She reports that her boyfriend does not have similar symptoms, and that she
has not tried any treatments for the rash.
PMHx: SurgHx
, Case: Krista Hampton
Child: “usual coughs and tummy ache nothing
Medical: None
remarkable.”
Surgical: None
Adult Illness: Denies
Obstetric: None
Hospitalizations: None
NURS 5308
Instructions: Type patient encounter information directly into each box of the template similarly to your case studies.
25-YEAR-OLD FEMALE, REASON FOR
ENCOUNTER ; NEW RASH (CLASS 6512) | Comprehensive Case Study: 25-Year-Old Female with New Rash (Class 6512) |
iHuman Case Analysis Week #4 | Includes HPI, PE, Differential Diagnosis, and Management Plan | I HUMAN CASE WEEK
#4 25- Year-Old Female Patient : REASON FOR ENCOUNTER ; NEW RASH (6512) | Medical Case Review EXPERT
FEEDBACK Latest Case Study!
History of Present Illness (HPI):
• Patient Demographics: 25-year-old female
• Onset: Rash began 36 hours ago
• Location: Affected areas include the bilateral inner
thighs and left inner forearm
• Quality: The rash is described as "itchy and becoming
more tender"
• Timing: Continuous since onset
• Context: The rash developed after a hike in Napa with her
boyfriend, where she tried new sunscreen, new foods
(scallops), a new drink, and spent time in a hot tub.
• Associated Symptoms: Itchiness and tenderness in the
affected areas
• Modifying Factors: No treatments have been attempted.
Her boyfriend does not have a similar rash.
• Similar Symptoms: Denies any prior episodes of a
similar rash.
,I HUMAN CASE
KRISTA
HAMPTON
PREVIEW
,CC: 25 y/o F HPI: Ms. Hampton is a 25 y/o female presenting with an itchy and tender
“I have this ugly looking rash on my upper thighs” rash bilaterally on her inner thighs, and her left inner forearm. The rash
started about 36 hours ago after hiking in Napa with her boyfriend. She states
she spent time hiking, tried a new sunscreen, tried new foods such as scallops
and a new drink, as well as spending time in the hot tub with her boyfriend.
She reports that her boyfriend does not have similar symptoms, and that she
has not tried any treatments for the rash.
PMHx: SurgHx
, Case: Krista Hampton
Child: “usual coughs and tummy ache nothing
Medical: None
remarkable.”
Surgical: None
Adult Illness: Denies
Obstetric: None
Hospitalizations: None
NURS 5308
Instructions: Type patient encounter information directly into each box of the template similarly to your case studies.
