HUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK #2 AAGE 14 YEAR OLD PATIENT WITH COMPLAINT BUMBS ON THE FACE LATEST CASE 2025 PASS I HUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK #2 AAGE 14 YEAR OLD PATIENT WITH COMPLAINT BUMBS ON THE FACE LATEST CASE 2025 PASS+

IY1 HUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK #2 AAGE 14 YEAR OLD PATIENT WITH COMPLAINT BUMBS
ON THE FACE LATEST CASE 2025 PASS



I HUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK
#2 AAGE 14 YEAR OLD
PATIENT WITH COMPLAINT
BUMBS ON THE FACE
LATEST CASE 2025 PASS+

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Case Summary: Y1




• Age: 14 years old
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• Height: 5'4" (163 cm) Y1 Y1 Y1



• Weight: 133 lbs (60.5 kg) Y1 Y1 Y1 Y1



• Chief Complaint: Bumps on the face
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Possible Clinical Approach: Y1 Y1




1. Differential Diagnoses: Y1




For facial bumps in adolescents, especially
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at 14 years old, common causes include:
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• Acne vulgaris (most common)
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• Folliculitis
• Milia
• Contact dermatitis Y1

, Sebaceous hyperplasia Y1



• Keratosis pilaris (less likely on face)
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2. History Taking: Y1




Key questions to ask:
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• Onset and duration of the bumps?
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• Any itching, pain, or discharge?
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• Use of any new skincare products?
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• Dietary patterns or recent stress?
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• Family history of acne or skin conditions?
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• Any systemic symptoms?
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3. Physical Exam: Y1




• Distribution: T- Y1



zone (forehead, nose, chin), cheeks?
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• Type of lesions: Open comedones
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(blackheads), closed comedones
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(whiteheads), pustules, nodules Y1 Y1



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• Presence of scarring or hyperpigmentation?
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• Signs of infection (redness, warmth, pus)?
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4. Diagnostic Considerations: Y1