, iHuman Case Study: Integument: Application – Katherine
Moore, 66-Year-Old Female with Painful Rash
Disclosure: This is a comprehensive simulation transcript of an actual proprietary i-Human/KSI
case study used for advanced nursing clinical practice and educational purposes. It is designed
to mimic the exact clinical workflow, diagnostics, and decision-making required for successful
case completion.
SECTION 1: PATIENT PROFILE AND DEMOGRAPHICS
Patient Name: Katherine Moore
Age: 66 years old
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Language: English
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 145 lb (65.8 kg)
Allergies: Penicillin (Rash), Aspirin (Congestion)
Chief Complaint: Painful Rash
SECTION 2: HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS (HPI)
Onset: The patient reports that the pain began approximately 4 days ago. The visible rash
appeared 2 days ago.
Location: Left flank and torso, wrapping around to the left side of the abdomen.
Duration: Continuous pain for 4 days; rash present for 2 days.
Characteristics: The patient describes the pain as a deep, burning, tingling, and stabbing
sensation. She rates the pain a 7/10 on a numeric pain scale. The rash initially appeared as red
bumps and has progressed to fluid-filled blisters.
Aggravating Factors: Light touch (allodynia), friction from clothing, and movement.
Relieving Factors: Nothing has significantly alleviated the pain. She has tried over-the-counter
Moore, 66-Year-Old Female with Painful Rash
Disclosure: This is a comprehensive simulation transcript of an actual proprietary i-Human/KSI
case study used for advanced nursing clinical practice and educational purposes. It is designed
to mimic the exact clinical workflow, diagnostics, and decision-making required for successful
case completion.
SECTION 1: PATIENT PROFILE AND DEMOGRAPHICS
Patient Name: Katherine Moore
Age: 66 years old
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Language: English
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 145 lb (65.8 kg)
Allergies: Penicillin (Rash), Aspirin (Congestion)
Chief Complaint: Painful Rash
SECTION 2: HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS (HPI)
Onset: The patient reports that the pain began approximately 4 days ago. The visible rash
appeared 2 days ago.
Location: Left flank and torso, wrapping around to the left side of the abdomen.
Duration: Continuous pain for 4 days; rash present for 2 days.
Characteristics: The patient describes the pain as a deep, burning, tingling, and stabbing
sensation. She rates the pain a 7/10 on a numeric pain scale. The rash initially appeared as red
bumps and has progressed to fluid-filled blisters.
Aggravating Factors: Light touch (allodynia), friction from clothing, and movement.
Relieving Factors: Nothing has significantly alleviated the pain. She has tried over-the-counter
