I-HUMAN CASE STUDY – WEEK 7: COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A 49-YEAR-OLD PATIENT WITH INTERMITTENT SQUEEZING CHEST PAIN IN AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC WITH LAB, ECG, AND IMAGING CAPABILITIES PATIENT INFORMATION (I-HUMAN CASE WEEK 7)

I HUMAN CASE STUDY WEEK 7 COMPREHENSIVE
EVALUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A 49 YEAR
OLD PATIENT WITH INTERMITTENT SQUEEZING
CHEST PAIN IN AN OUTPATIENT CLINIC WITH LAB
ECG AND IMAGING CAPABILITIES

,PATIENT INFORMATION (I-HUMAN CASE WEEK 7)

 Name: (Hidden for privacy)

 Age: 49 years

 Gender: Male

 Height: 5′11″ (180 cm) (estimated)

 Weight: 210 lbs (95.3 kg) (estimated)

 BMI: ~29.3 kg/m² (overweight bordering on obese)

 Clinical Setting: Outpatient clinic with imaging and laboratory capabilities

 Reason for Visit: Intermittent squeezing chest pain

 Mode: Comprehensive case analysis

This case involves a 49-year-old male who presents for evaluation of intermittent episodes of
squeezing chest pain, particularly with exertion, prompting concern for possible cardiac ischemia or
other cardiopulmonary etiologies.

, CHIEF COMPLAINT

“I get this squeezing pain in my chest, especially when I’m walking up stairs.”