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MEDICAL PERSPECTIVES CASE STUDIES 2025–
2026 | A+ GRADED, GUARANTEED PASS
COMPLETE MASTER REVIEW PACK (UPDATED
EDITION) COMPREHENSIVE VERIFIED CASE
STUDY SCENARIOS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
& FULL CLINICAL RATIONALES | EXPERT-
REVIEWED MEDICAL & NURSING CASE
ANALYSIS GUIDE
Nathan is a 56-year-old male who presents to the
ER upon waking up to severe and intensifying pain
in his left flank region. Patient is in obvious acute
distress with significant anxiety, pallor and
diaphoresis. Pt is unable to sit still and continues to
move around and groaning in pain. He develops
nausea from the pain and vomits twice while in the
ER. Bloodwork revealed high levels of uric acid.
- ANSWER-Urinary Tract Stones
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Cindy is a 29-year-old female who presents to the
ER complaining of feeling weak, tired with joint and
muscle pain. She reports feeling "cold all the time"
and a 30 lb. weight gain in the last 8 months.
Patients states that she has been experiencing
recurrent headaches, mild constipation and a lack
of a menstrual period. A pregnancy test was
determined to be negative. The physician noted
that her voice was hoarse and her hand and face
were puffy with dry and flaky skin. Blood test
revealed high levels of TSH.
- ANSWER-Hypothyroidism
Jeremy is a 29-year-old male professional athlete
who presents to the ER following an injury during a
football game. The patient reports taking an
aggressive tackle when the lineman took him down
by wrapping around his waist. The patient did not
immediately feel any symptoms other than the
"normal pain of being tackled" however later began
to have abdominal tenderness. Team doctors began
MEDICAL PERSPECTIVES CASE STUDIES 2025–
2026 | A+ GRADED, GUARANTEED PASS
COMPLETE MASTER REVIEW PACK (UPDATED
EDITION) COMPREHENSIVE VERIFIED CASE
STUDY SCENARIOS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
& FULL CLINICAL RATIONALES | EXPERT-
REVIEWED MEDICAL & NURSING CASE
ANALYSIS GUIDE
Nathan is a 56-year-old male who presents to the
ER upon waking up to severe and intensifying pain
in his left flank region. Patient is in obvious acute
distress with significant anxiety, pallor and
diaphoresis. Pt is unable to sit still and continues to
move around and groaning in pain. He develops
nausea from the pain and vomits twice while in the
ER. Bloodwork revealed high levels of uric acid.
- ANSWER-Urinary Tract Stones
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Cindy is a 29-year-old female who presents to the
ER complaining of feeling weak, tired with joint and
muscle pain. She reports feeling "cold all the time"
and a 30 lb. weight gain in the last 8 months.
Patients states that she has been experiencing
recurrent headaches, mild constipation and a lack
of a menstrual period. A pregnancy test was
determined to be negative. The physician noted
that her voice was hoarse and her hand and face
were puffy with dry and flaky skin. Blood test
revealed high levels of TSH.
- ANSWER-Hypothyroidism
Jeremy is a 29-year-old male professional athlete
who presents to the ER following an injury during a
football game. The patient reports taking an
aggressive tackle when the lineman took him down
by wrapping around his waist. The patient did not
immediately feel any symptoms other than the
"normal pain of being tackled" however later began
to have abdominal tenderness. Team doctors began
