I-HUMAN WEEK 4 CASE FILE: 13-YEAR-OLD
FEMALE WITH ITCHY SKIN (H&P + DX) BY I-
HUMAN PATIENTS ACADEMIC TEAM -
LATEST 2026/2027 EDITION WITH CORRECT
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, Chief Complaint (CC)
“My skin has been very itchy for the past two weeks.”
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Emily Carter is a 13-year-old female who presents to the clinic with complaints of generalized
itchy skin rash for approximately two weeks. The patient reports that the itching began
gradually and has progressively worsened, especially at night. She describes the itching as
intense and persistent, causing difficulty sleeping and discomfort during school hours.
The rash initially appeared on the flexor surfaces of the elbows and behind the knees before
spreading to the neck, wrists, and lower abdomen. The patient states that scratching
temporarily relieves the itching but causes redness and irritation afterward. She denies any
pain, drainage, blistering, or bleeding from the lesions.
The mother reports that Emily recently switched to a new scented body wash and laundry
detergent approximately three weeks ago. In addition, the family adopted a kitten one month
ago. The patient denies recent travel, hiking, exposure to poison ivy, or contact with individuals
with similar symptoms.
The patient has a history of seasonal allergies and mild eczema during early childhood but has
not had severe flare-ups in recent years. She denies fever, chills, fatigue, weight loss, shortness
of breath, sore throat, or joint pain.
The patient has tried over-the-counter moisturizing lotion and hydrocortisone cream with
minimal relief. No prescription medications have been used.
Past Medical History (PMH)
• Childhood eczema diagnosed at age 4
• Seasonal allergic rhinitis
• No asthma history
FEMALE WITH ITCHY SKIN (H&P + DX) BY I-
HUMAN PATIENTS ACADEMIC TEAM -
LATEST 2026/2027 EDITION WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS!!!!
, Chief Complaint (CC)
“My skin has been very itchy for the past two weeks.”
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Emily Carter is a 13-year-old female who presents to the clinic with complaints of generalized
itchy skin rash for approximately two weeks. The patient reports that the itching began
gradually and has progressively worsened, especially at night. She describes the itching as
intense and persistent, causing difficulty sleeping and discomfort during school hours.
The rash initially appeared on the flexor surfaces of the elbows and behind the knees before
spreading to the neck, wrists, and lower abdomen. The patient states that scratching
temporarily relieves the itching but causes redness and irritation afterward. She denies any
pain, drainage, blistering, or bleeding from the lesions.
The mother reports that Emily recently switched to a new scented body wash and laundry
detergent approximately three weeks ago. In addition, the family adopted a kitten one month
ago. The patient denies recent travel, hiking, exposure to poison ivy, or contact with individuals
with similar symptoms.
The patient has a history of seasonal allergies and mild eczema during early childhood but has
not had severe flare-ups in recent years. She denies fever, chills, fatigue, weight loss, shortness
of breath, sore throat, or joint pain.
The patient has tried over-the-counter moisturizing lotion and hydrocortisone cream with
minimal relief. No prescription medications have been used.
Past Medical History (PMH)
• Childhood eczema diagnosed at age 4
• Seasonal allergic rhinitis
• No asthma history
