i-Human Week 7 Case Study: 25-Year-Old Female with Loose Stools | Outpatient GI Assessment, SOAP Note & Management – Walden University Exam Prep (2026)

Ace your clinical case studies and exams with this comprehensive i-Human Week 7 analysis focused on a 25-year-old female presenting with acute loose stools. Designed for nursing, NP, PA, and medical students, this detailed walkthrough follows a real-world outpatient encounter—from history-taking and diagnostics to diagnosis, treatment, and patient education. What This Case Study Provides: Complete Patient Encounter – Demographics, chief complaint, and clinical setting Detailed History of Present Illness (HPI) – Symptom onset, frequency, associated factors, and red flag review Past Medical, Medication, & Social History – Relevant health background and lifestyle insights Focused Review of Systems (ROS) & Physical Exam – Key findings and normal vs. abnormal assessments Diagnostic Testing Strategy – Appropriate labs (CBC, CMP) and when to test Differential Diagnosis Breakdown – Viral vs. bacterial gastroenteritis, IBS-D, food intolerance, and IBD Final Diagnosis & Clinical Reasoning – Step-by-step logic leading to Acute Viral Gastroenteritis Ready-to-Use SOAP Note – Structured documentation example for real clinical practice Evidence-Based Management Plan – Hydration, BRAT diet, symptomatic relief, and patient instructions Follow-Up & Education Guidance – When to return, warning signs, and preventive counseling Why This Case Study is a Must-Have for Students: Saves Time – All-in-one guide to a common GI presentation Builds Clinical Confidence – Teaches systematic assessment and diagnostic reasoning Prepares for Exams & Simulations – Perfect for i-Human assignments, course exams, and board prep (NCLEX, USMLE, PANCE) Includes Real Clinical Tools – SOAP note template, differential diagnosis table, and patient education points Ideal For: Walden University and other nursing/medical programs Students in primary care, gastroenterology, or family medicine rotations Anyone preparing for Week 7 i-Human cases or clinical skills assessments Get your copy now and master outpatient GI assessment with clarity and confidence!