65 Y/O MALE I HUMAN CASE WEEK # 8 | REASON FOR
ENCOUNTER TIRED OF PEEING AT NIGHT | LATEST EXAM
UPDATE 2025
Setting: Outpatient clinic with x-ray, ECG, and lab capability
Patient Information Details
Name: Mr. J. D. (Initials only)
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
Height: 6’0” (183 cm)
Weight: 225 lb (102.3 kg)
Setting: Outpatient clinic (with X-ray, ECG, and lab services)
,Patient Information Details
Reason for Encounter: “I’ve been feeling tired and peeing a lot at night.”
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Mr. J.D., a 65-year-old man, presents to the outpatient clinic complaining of
fatigue and frequent nighttime urination (nocturia) that started about 3
months ago. He reports waking up 3–4 times per night to urinate and feeling
increasingly thirsty throughout the day. He also notes increased appetite but
has unintentionally lost about 5 kg in the past two months.
He denies pain or burning during urination, fever, or flank pain. He reports mild
blurred vision and occasional tingling in his feet.
No previous diagnosis of diabetes or prostate problems. He has a sedentary
lifestyle and eats mostly processed foods.
, Student Nurse Assessment Questions
Category Sample Questions the Nurse Would Ask
“When did you first start feeling tired?”
General
“Have you noticed any recent weight changes?”
“How often do you urinate at night?”
“Do you feel pain, burning, or difficulty starting your
Urinary Symptoms urine stream?”
“Do you ever feel like your bladder doesn’t empty
completely?”
“Have you been feeling more thirsty or hungry than
Thirst & Appetite
usual?”
“Have you noticed any changes in your vision or any
Vision & Sensation
numbness or tingling in your feet?”
“Do you exercise regularly?”
Lifestyle & Risk
“What does your typical diet look like?”
Factors
“Does anyone in your family have diabetes?”
ENCOUNTER TIRED OF PEEING AT NIGHT | LATEST EXAM
UPDATE 2025
Setting: Outpatient clinic with x-ray, ECG, and lab capability
Patient Information Details
Name: Mr. J. D. (Initials only)
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
Height: 6’0” (183 cm)
Weight: 225 lb (102.3 kg)
Setting: Outpatient clinic (with X-ray, ECG, and lab services)
,Patient Information Details
Reason for Encounter: “I’ve been feeling tired and peeing a lot at night.”
History of Present Illness (HPI)
Mr. J.D., a 65-year-old man, presents to the outpatient clinic complaining of
fatigue and frequent nighttime urination (nocturia) that started about 3
months ago. He reports waking up 3–4 times per night to urinate and feeling
increasingly thirsty throughout the day. He also notes increased appetite but
has unintentionally lost about 5 kg in the past two months.
He denies pain or burning during urination, fever, or flank pain. He reports mild
blurred vision and occasional tingling in his feet.
No previous diagnosis of diabetes or prostate problems. He has a sedentary
lifestyle and eats mostly processed foods.
, Student Nurse Assessment Questions
Category Sample Questions the Nurse Would Ask
“When did you first start feeling tired?”
General
“Have you noticed any recent weight changes?”
“How often do you urinate at night?”
“Do you feel pain, burning, or difficulty starting your
Urinary Symptoms urine stream?”
“Do you ever feel like your bladder doesn’t empty
completely?”
“Have you been feeling more thirsty or hungry than
Thirst & Appetite
usual?”
“Have you noticed any changes in your vision or any
Vision & Sensation
numbness or tingling in your feet?”
“Do you exercise regularly?”
Lifestyle & Risk
“What does your typical diet look like?”
Factors
“Does anyone in your family have diabetes?”
