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i-HUMAN NR 2026: CASE STUDY
Mood Instability, Depression & Mania
Verified A+ Graded Solution 2025/2026
Document Information
Element Details
Course NR 2026 – Mental Health Nursing / Psychiatric-Mental Health
Case Type i-Human Virtual Patient Encounter
Patient 32-year-old female
Chief Mood swings, feeling "on top of the world" sometimes, then
Complaint "crashing into a deep hole"
Format Complete SOAP Note + Clinical Reasoning + Management Plan
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Element Details
Year 2025/2026
Grade Target A+
Table of Contents
Section Content Page
1 Case Overview & Demographics 4
2 Subjective Data (History of Present Illness) 5
3 Objective Data (Mental Status Examination) 9
4 Assessment (Differential Diagnoses & Primary Diagnosis) 12
5 Plan (Diagnostic Workup & Management) 15
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Section Content Page
6 Mood Disorder Clinical Reasoning 19
7 Patient Education & Safety Plan 21
8 Sample i-Human Question Responses 23
9 Bipolar Disorder High-Yield Content 28
10 References & Evidence-Based Guidelines 30
11 Complete SOAP Note (Formatted for Submission) 31
SECTION 1: CASE OVERVIEW & DEMOGRAPHICS
Patient Profile
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Attribute Details
Age 32 years
Gender Female
Ethnicity Caucasian
Occupation Marketing executive (currently on medical leave)
Marital
Married, 2 children (ages 5 and 7)
Status
"I feel like I'm losing my mind. Some days I'm on top of the world,
Chief
and other days I can't get out of bed. My husband is worried about
Complaint
me."
Presenting Problem
A 32-year-old female presents to the outpatient psychiatric clinic accompanied by her husband. She
reports a 6-month history of dramatic mood swings. She describes periods of elevated mood lasting
4-7 days during which she feels "invincible," sleeps only 3-4 hours per night, talks rapidly, and
i-HUMAN NR 2026: CASE STUDY
Mood Instability, Depression & Mania
Verified A+ Graded Solution 2025/2026
Document Information
Element Details
Course NR 2026 – Mental Health Nursing / Psychiatric-Mental Health
Case Type i-Human Virtual Patient Encounter
Patient 32-year-old female
Chief Mood swings, feeling "on top of the world" sometimes, then
Complaint "crashing into a deep hole"
Format Complete SOAP Note + Clinical Reasoning + Management Plan
,2|Page
Element Details
Year 2025/2026
Grade Target A+
Table of Contents
Section Content Page
1 Case Overview & Demographics 4
2 Subjective Data (History of Present Illness) 5
3 Objective Data (Mental Status Examination) 9
4 Assessment (Differential Diagnoses & Primary Diagnosis) 12
5 Plan (Diagnostic Workup & Management) 15
,3|Page
Section Content Page
6 Mood Disorder Clinical Reasoning 19
7 Patient Education & Safety Plan 21
8 Sample i-Human Question Responses 23
9 Bipolar Disorder High-Yield Content 28
10 References & Evidence-Based Guidelines 30
11 Complete SOAP Note (Formatted for Submission) 31
SECTION 1: CASE OVERVIEW & DEMOGRAPHICS
Patient Profile
, 4|Page
Attribute Details
Age 32 years
Gender Female
Ethnicity Caucasian
Occupation Marketing executive (currently on medical leave)
Marital
Married, 2 children (ages 5 and 7)
Status
"I feel like I'm losing my mind. Some days I'm on top of the world,
Chief
and other days I can't get out of bed. My husband is worried about
Complaint
me."
Presenting Problem
A 32-year-old female presents to the outpatient psychiatric clinic accompanied by her husband. She
reports a 6-month history of dramatic mood swings. She describes periods of elevated mood lasting
4-7 days during which she feels "invincible," sleeps only 3-4 hours per night, talks rapidly, and
