i-Human Case Week #2 | 14-Year-Old Patient
with Facial Bumps | Complete Clinical
Evaluation and Management Plan ,adolescent
health [soapnote %powerpoint]
Slide 4: Case Example – 14-Year-Old with Facial Bumps
, Patient Initials: J.L.
Age/Sex: 14-year-old male
Chief Complaint:
“I’ve had bumps on my face for the past few months.”
Clinical Presentation:
• Multiple open and closed comedones (blackheads and
whiteheads)
• Inflammatory papules and a few pustules over the
forehead and cheeks
• No cysts, nodules, or scarring
• No systemic symptoms
• Clean-shaven, no use of topical products, no history of
picking at skin
History Highlights:
• Onset 4 months ago; progressively worsening
• No prior treatment
• Family history: mother had acne during adolescence
• Active in sports (sweats often), uses a greasy lotion
Psychosocial Impact:
• Mild anxiety about appearance
• Decreased self-esteem around peers
with Facial Bumps | Complete Clinical
Evaluation and Management Plan ,adolescent
health [soapnote %powerpoint]
Slide 4: Case Example – 14-Year-Old with Facial Bumps
, Patient Initials: J.L.
Age/Sex: 14-year-old male
Chief Complaint:
“I’ve had bumps on my face for the past few months.”
Clinical Presentation:
• Multiple open and closed comedones (blackheads and
whiteheads)
• Inflammatory papules and a few pustules over the
forehead and cheeks
• No cysts, nodules, or scarring
• No systemic symptoms
• Clean-shaven, no use of topical products, no history of
picking at skin
History Highlights:
• Onset 4 months ago; progressively worsening
• No prior treatment
• Family history: mother had acne during adolescence
• Active in sports (sweats often), uses a greasy lotion
Psychosocial Impact:
• Mild anxiety about appearance
• Decreased self-esteem around peers
