22 MONTHS OLD TODDLER WITH DIFFICULTY MAKING FRIENDS AND SUSPECTED AUTISM IHUMAN CASE STUDY 2025 NEW!!

This document provides an in-depth iHuman pediatric case study of a 22-month-old male toddler presenting with delayed social interaction, minimal expressive language, limited joint attention, and repetitive behaviors raising concern for Autism Spectrum Disorder. It thoroughly details the caregiver’s concerns, history of present illness, prenatal and developmental history, family and social background, and incorporates standardized developmental screening tools such as the M-CHAT-R/F and Ages and Stages Questionnaire to support clinical reasoning. The case is systematically organized using the SOAP framework, outlining objective clinical observations, growth parameters, physical and neurological examination findings, differential diagnoses, and justification for the primary assessment. It also includes a comprehensive, evidence-based management plan focusing on early intervention, multidisciplinary referrals, parental education, and follow-up, making it highly relevant for nursing, medical, and allied health students preparing for pediatric assessments and iHuman simulations.