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COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY, 18-MONTHS-OLD LAYLA STEVENS; REASON FOR ENCOUNTER: VOMITING AND DIARRHEA. WITH A SOAP NOTE. EXAM STUDY GUIDE. GRADED A+. LATEST 2026/2027 UPDATE. COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY. 18-MONTHS-OLD, LAYLA STEVENS, REASON FOR

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**SEO Summary** Comprehensive iHuman pediatric case study featuring Layla Stevens (18 months) presenting with vomiting. Includes a detailed SOAP note, HPI, ROS, physical examination, differential diagnoses, clinical reasoning, evidence-based treatment plan, caregiver education, ICD-10 coding, and APA 7 references. An excellent study resource for nursing, NP, PA, and healthcare students preparing for clinical practice, coursework, and exams.

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COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY, 18-MONTHS-OLD LAYLA
STEVENS; REASON FOR ENCOUNTER: VOMITING AND DIARRHEA.
WITH A SOAP NOTE. EXAM STUDY GUIDE. GRADED A+. LATEST
2026/2027 UPDATE. COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY. 18-
MONTHS-OLD, LAYLA STEVENS, REASON FOR ENCOUNTER:
VOMITTING AND DIARRHEA. WITH A SOAP NOTE. EXAM STUDY
GUIDE. GRADED A+. LATEST 2026/2027 UPDATE.



Pa ent Informa on

Pa ent Name: Layla Stevens

Age: 18 months

Gender: Female

Date: ______________________

Provider: Mother (reliable historian)

Chief Complaint (CC):
"My daughter has been vomi ng since yesterday."




SUBJECTIVE

Chief Complaint

, Mother reports that Layla has experienced repeated episodes of vomi ng over the past 24
hours.

History of Present Illness (HPI)

Layla Stevens is an 18-month-old female brought to the clinic by her mother for evalua on of
vomi ng that began approximately one day ago. The mother reports that Layla has vomited
mul ple mes a er ea ng and drinking. The emesis consists mainly of recently ingested food
and fluids and is non-bloody and non-bilious. She has been less interested in food but con nues
to take small sips of fluids. The mother notes that Layla has had fewer wet diapers than usual
but con nues to produce urine. She appears more red than normal but remains responsive
and interac ve. There is no history of choking, foreign body inges on, recent travel, or exposure
to contaminated food. Several family members recently experienced a brief gastrointes nal
illness.

The mother denies fever, seizure ac vity, severe abdominal pain, blood in stool, persistent
diarrhea, rash, respiratory distress, or head trauma.



Review of Systems (ROS)

General

 Decreased appe te

 Mild fa gue

 No significant weight loss reported

HEENT

 No nasal conges on

 No sore throat

 No ear pulling

 No eye discharge

Respiratory

 No cough

 No wheezing

 No shortness of breath

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