2025 – 2026 COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE WEEK #7 | 28Y/O 170CM &68.2KG | REASON FOR ENCOUNTER COUGH AND FATIGUE | LATEST EXAM UPDATE CASE STUDY .

* 2025 Case study ,i-Human Case Week #7: 28-Year-Old Male – “Cough and Fatigue” Setting: Outpatient Clinic (with X-ray, ECG, and laboratory capabilities) Student Nurse Case Report SOAP Note S – Subjective Chief Complaint (CC): “I’ve been coughing and feeling tired for about two weeks.” History of Present Illness (HPI): Mr. Daniel Parker (pseudonym), a 28-year-old male, presents with a persistent productive cough for two weeks associated with fatigue and occasional shortness of breath on exertion. He describes the sputum as yellowish, moderate in amount, and denies any blood. He had mild fever and chills during the first few days but no chest pain, night sweats, or weight loss. No history of asthma or allergies. He was recently recovering from a cold. Past Medical History (PMH): • No chronic illnesses reported • Up-to-date on immunizations Medications: • Occasional paracetamol for fever • Over-the-counter cough syrup (self-started) Allergies: None known Family History (FH): • Non-contributory; no asthma or TB Social History (SH): • Non-smoker, social alcohol use only • Works as a gym trainer; no recent travel • Lives with roommates Review of Systems (ROS):