2025 IHUMAN 20-Year-Old Male Presenting
With An Eye Problem In An
Outpatient Clinic With Laboratory Capabilities
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I-Human Clinical Case Study
Age: 24 years
Sex: Male
Height: 5’11” (180 cm)
Weight: 165 lb (75 kg)
,Setting: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities Reason
for Encounter: Eye problem
1. Opening: Questions to the Patient (Subjective Interview)
Chief Complaint (CC) Clinician:
“What brings you in today?” Patient:
“My right eye has been red and irritated since yesterday, and it feels
uncomfortable.”
History of Present Illness (HPI) Clinician:
“When did the eye problem start?” Patient:
“It started about 24 hours ago.” Clinician:
“Was the onset sudden or gradual?” Patient:
“It came on pretty suddenly.” Clinician:
“Is the problem in one eye or both?” Patient:
“Just my right eye.”
, Clinician:
“Can you describe what you’re feeling?” Patient:
“It feels itchy and gritty, like something is in my eye.” Clinician:
“Do you have any eye pain?” Patient:
“It’s uncomfortable, but not really painful.” Clinician:
“Any change in vision or blurriness?” Patient:
“No major changes, just a little blurry when it waters.” Clinician:
“Do you have discharge from the eye?” Patient:
“Yes, especially when I wake up. It’s kind of sticky.” Clinician:
“What color is the discharge?”
Patient: “Mostly yellowish.”
Clinician:
“Any sensitivity to light?”
Patient: “Not
really.”
Clinician:
“Have you had fever, headache, or recent illness?” Patient:
“No fever or sickness.” Clinician:
“Do you wear contact lenses?” Patient:
“No, just glasses sometimes.” Clinician:
“Any recent eye injury or foreign body?” Patient:
“No.”
With An Eye Problem In An
Outpatient Clinic With Laboratory Capabilities
Week#4 Real 2025 I-Human Case Study|
FREE PDF
I-Human Clinical Case Study
Age: 24 years
Sex: Male
Height: 5’11” (180 cm)
Weight: 165 lb (75 kg)
,Setting: Outpatient clinic with laboratory capabilities Reason
for Encounter: Eye problem
1. Opening: Questions to the Patient (Subjective Interview)
Chief Complaint (CC) Clinician:
“What brings you in today?” Patient:
“My right eye has been red and irritated since yesterday, and it feels
uncomfortable.”
History of Present Illness (HPI) Clinician:
“When did the eye problem start?” Patient:
“It started about 24 hours ago.” Clinician:
“Was the onset sudden or gradual?” Patient:
“It came on pretty suddenly.” Clinician:
“Is the problem in one eye or both?” Patient:
“Just my right eye.”
, Clinician:
“Can you describe what you’re feeling?” Patient:
“It feels itchy and gritty, like something is in my eye.” Clinician:
“Do you have any eye pain?” Patient:
“It’s uncomfortable, but not really painful.” Clinician:
“Any change in vision or blurriness?” Patient:
“No major changes, just a little blurry when it waters.” Clinician:
“Do you have discharge from the eye?” Patient:
“Yes, especially when I wake up. It’s kind of sticky.” Clinician:
“What color is the discharge?”
Patient: “Mostly yellowish.”
Clinician:
“Any sensitivity to light?”
Patient: “Not
really.”
Clinician:
“Have you had fever, headache, or recent illness?” Patient:
“No fever or sickness.” Clinician:
“Do you wear contact lenses?” Patient:
“No, just glasses sometimes.” Clinician:
“Any recent eye injury or foreign body?” Patient:
“No.”
