i-HUMAN H&P + Dx CASE STUDY
Week #7 | Adult Primary Care
25-Year-Old Female Presenting with Loose Stools
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i-Human Case Week #7
25-Year-Old Female
Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Weight: 128 lb (58.2 kg)
Reason for Encounter
, Loose stools
Case Instructions
By submitting this case, I acknowledge that the work contained herein is my own and accurately
reflects my clinical reasoning, assessment, and plan of care based on the presented patient
scenario.
CASE REVIEW / CASE PLAY SETUP
Mode: Primary Care – Adult Health
Week: #7
History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is a 25-year-old female who presents with a 4-day history of loose stools. She reports
4–6 watery bowel movements per day, non-bloody and without mucus. Symptoms began
abruptly after consuming street food at a local market. She endorses mild, intermittent lower
abdominal cramping relieved by defecation. She denies fever, chills, vomiting, nocturnal
diarrhea, recent antibiotic use, or recent travel. Oral intake has been maintained with mild nausea
but no vomiting. No prior history of similar episodes.
Past Medical History
• Denies chronic illness
Surgical History
• Denies prior surgeries
Medications
• Oral contraceptive pill
Allergies
Week #7 | Adult Primary Care
25-Year-Old Female Presenting with Loose Stools
|| BRAND NEW 2026
i-Human Case Week #7
25-Year-Old Female
Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Weight: 128 lb (58.2 kg)
Reason for Encounter
, Loose stools
Case Instructions
By submitting this case, I acknowledge that the work contained herein is my own and accurately
reflects my clinical reasoning, assessment, and plan of care based on the presented patient
scenario.
CASE REVIEW / CASE PLAY SETUP
Mode: Primary Care – Adult Health
Week: #7
History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is a 25-year-old female who presents with a 4-day history of loose stools. She reports
4–6 watery bowel movements per day, non-bloody and without mucus. Symptoms began
abruptly after consuming street food at a local market. She endorses mild, intermittent lower
abdominal cramping relieved by defecation. She denies fever, chills, vomiting, nocturnal
diarrhea, recent antibiotic use, or recent travel. Oral intake has been maintained with mild nausea
but no vomiting. No prior history of similar episodes.
Past Medical History
• Denies chronic illness
Surgical History
• Denies prior surgeries
Medications
• Oral contraceptive pill
Allergies
