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A complete clinical case study of a 56-year-old female with a history of elevated blood pressure presenting for a recheck in an outpatient setting. The document includes history of present illness, review of systems, physical examination findings (BP 152/94, BMI 31.3), diagnostic workup, differential diagnoses, final diagnosis of Stage 2 Essential Hypertension, and a comprehensive treatment plan including medication (Lisinopril or Hydrochlorothiazide), lifestyle modifications (DASH diet, exercis...

A comprehensive SOAP note (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) and follow-up plan for an 18-month-old male (Grady Turner) presenting with a cough. The document includes initial presentation, physical exam findings, diagnosis of Viral Upper Respiratory Infection (URI), treatment recommendations, parent education, and a detailed follow-up evaluation showing expected clinical improvement.

A clinical case study of a 22-month-old female presenting with difficulty making friends. The document details the patient's history, physical exam, diagnostic screening (positive M-CHAT-R), differential diagnosis, final diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and a management plan suitable for an i-Human or medical practice exam.

I-HUMAN Week 4 Case Study: 13-Year-Old Female with Itchy Skin (Pruritus). Developed exclusively by the I-HUMAN Patients Academic Team, this latest 2026 edition provides medical, nursing, and PA students with a complete, fail proof system for navigating pediatric chief complaints, conducting a focused history and physical exam, building a differential diagnosis, and documenting a high-quality SOAP note within the I-HUMAN platform

I-HUMAN Week 4 Clinical Documentation: 56-Year-Old Female Hypertension Follow-Up Case Study. Developed exclusively by the I-HUMAN Patients Academic Team, this latest edition for the academic year provides nursing and medical students with a complete, fail-proof system for navigating chronic disease management, clinical reasoning, and precise electronic health record (EHR) documentation. This case study follows a 56-year-old female patient with established hypertension, presenting for a routine...

Welcome to the most comprehensive, expert-reviewed solution guide for the I-HUMAN Week 4 Case Study featuring Grady Turner, an 18-month-old male brought to the clinic with a chief complaint of a progressive cough. Authored with reference to the authoritative framework of Bates’ Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking by Lynn S. Bickley, Peter G. Szilagyi, & Richard M. Hoffman, this latest 2026/2027 edition is your key to mastering a critical pediatric respiratory presentation. This re...

Conquer the I-HUMAN Week 4 Patient Encounter with Emma Rodriguez – Updated for the 2026/2027 Academic Year Welcome to the most complete, expertly verified guide for the I-HUMAN Patients Academic Team’s Week 4 Case Study featuring Emma Rodriguez, a 13-year-old female presenting with a chief complaint of generalized itchy skin (pruritus). This latest 2026/2027 edition provides everything you need to navigate the full History & Physical (H&P) Examination and arrive at the correct final diagnos...

I-HUMAN Patients Academic Team's Week 4 Case File featuring a 13-year-old female patient presenting with persistent, generalized itching (“itchy skin”). This latest edition (2026/2027) has been carefully reviewed and updated to reflect the most current clinical guidelines, I-HUMAN scoring algorithms, and expected documentation standards. Authored to help medical, physician assistant (PA), and nurse practitioner (NP) students navigate the full History & Physical (H&P) and Diagnosis (DX)...

This is the definitive academic guide for the i-Human Patients by Kaplan virtual simulation case: *A 13-Year-Old Female with Chronic Itchy Skin (Pruritus)*. Frequently assigned during Week 4 or Week 8 of advanced health assessment, pediatric, or family nurse practitioner (FNP) courses, this case specifically challenges students to differentiate between common dermatological conditions in the adolescent population. Unlike general study aids, this resource is meticulously constructed from the l...

Complete i-Human Week #4 case study: 18-month-old male (Grady) with 3-day history of barky “seal-like” cough, inspiratory stridor with crying, worse at night, post-tussive emesis, low-grade fever (resolved), decreased appetite, and decreased wet diapers (3 in 24h, baseline 6-8). Physical exam: afebrile, SpO2 96% room air (91% transient during cough), inspiratory stridor only with agitation, lungs clear, no retractions. Westley croup severity score = 1 (mild). Chest X-ray: hyperinflation, no ...