I-HUMAN CASE WEEK #7 56 Y/O FEMALE HEIGHT:
5’5” (165 CM)WEIGHT: 188.0 LB (85.5 KG)REASON
FOR ENCOUNTER: BLOOD PRESSURE RECHECK
LOCATION: OUTPATIENT CLINIC WITH LABORATORY
CAPABILITIES(CLASS 6512)LATEST 2025!
, Patient Info:
o Age: 56 years old
o Height: 5'5" (165 cm)
o Weight: 188.0 lb (85.5 kg)
o Reason for Encounter: Blood pressure recheck
o Setting: Outpatient clinic with lab capabilities
Mode of Assignment: Learning Mode (with feedback after each section)
Attempts: One permitted attempt
If you're looking for help with:
Case summary or clinical reasoning
Differential diagnosis development
SOAP note or documentation
Treatment plan based on findings
A 56-Year Old Female With Blood Pressure Recheck
i-Human Case Class 6512
Patient Overview (Left Panel)
i-Human Case Week #7
Patient: 56 y/o female
Height: 5’5” (165 cm)
Weight: 188.0 lb (85.5 kg)
Reason for Encounter: Blood pressure recheck
, Location: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities
Patient image included on the left (an illustrated portrait of the patient).
Case Instructions (Right Panel)
Title: H&P+Dx CASE PLAY SETUP AND INSTRUCTIONS
Mode:
This assignment is in Learning Mode. Feedback appears after submitting
each section, and a final performance score is given at the end.
Attempts Available:
You are permitted 1 attempt for this assignment.
History of Present Illness (HPI):
Patient: 56-year-old African American female
Chief Complaint: “I’m here to follow up on my blood pressure.”
Onset: Initial high blood pressure reading discovered during a routine visit 2
weeks ago
Location: Generalized (no specific localized symptoms)
Duration: Ongoing elevated blood pressure noted intermittently for the past few
months
Character: Asymptomatic; denies headaches, chest pain, vision changes, dizziness
Aggravating Factors: Reports poor adherence to dietary changes; continues to
consume salty foods
Relieving Factors: None reported
Timing: Blood pressure fluctuates; home readings occasionally elevated
Severity: Not quantified by the patient; unaware of specific readings
Associated Symptoms:
Denies chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations
Denies fatigue, syncope, vision issues
Occasional headaches, but not recent or severe
🧾 Past Medical History (PMH):
5’5” (165 CM)WEIGHT: 188.0 LB (85.5 KG)REASON
FOR ENCOUNTER: BLOOD PRESSURE RECHECK
LOCATION: OUTPATIENT CLINIC WITH LABORATORY
CAPABILITIES(CLASS 6512)LATEST 2025!
, Patient Info:
o Age: 56 years old
o Height: 5'5" (165 cm)
o Weight: 188.0 lb (85.5 kg)
o Reason for Encounter: Blood pressure recheck
o Setting: Outpatient clinic with lab capabilities
Mode of Assignment: Learning Mode (with feedback after each section)
Attempts: One permitted attempt
If you're looking for help with:
Case summary or clinical reasoning
Differential diagnosis development
SOAP note or documentation
Treatment plan based on findings
A 56-Year Old Female With Blood Pressure Recheck
i-Human Case Class 6512
Patient Overview (Left Panel)
i-Human Case Week #7
Patient: 56 y/o female
Height: 5’5” (165 cm)
Weight: 188.0 lb (85.5 kg)
Reason for Encounter: Blood pressure recheck
, Location: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities
Patient image included on the left (an illustrated portrait of the patient).
Case Instructions (Right Panel)
Title: H&P+Dx CASE PLAY SETUP AND INSTRUCTIONS
Mode:
This assignment is in Learning Mode. Feedback appears after submitting
each section, and a final performance score is given at the end.
Attempts Available:
You are permitted 1 attempt for this assignment.
History of Present Illness (HPI):
Patient: 56-year-old African American female
Chief Complaint: “I’m here to follow up on my blood pressure.”
Onset: Initial high blood pressure reading discovered during a routine visit 2
weeks ago
Location: Generalized (no specific localized symptoms)
Duration: Ongoing elevated blood pressure noted intermittently for the past few
months
Character: Asymptomatic; denies headaches, chest pain, vision changes, dizziness
Aggravating Factors: Reports poor adherence to dietary changes; continues to
consume salty foods
Relieving Factors: None reported
Timing: Blood pressure fluctuates; home readings occasionally elevated
Severity: Not quantified by the patient; unaware of specific readings
Associated Symptoms:
Denies chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations
Denies fatigue, syncope, vision issues
Occasional headaches, but not recent or severe
🧾 Past Medical History (PMH):
