i-Human Case Week #8 Basic DDx Case PlayPatient:
Benjamin Carill 65 y/o Male | 6′0″ (183 cm) | 225.0 lb
(102.3 kg) Reason for Encounter: Tired and peeing at
nightLocation: Outpatient clinic with x-ray, ECG, and
laboratory capabilities
, CASE INSTRUCTIONS
By submitting this assignment, you authorize that the work contained within is your own.
BASIC DDx CASE PLAY SETUP AND INSTRUCTIONS
This assignment is in Learning mode. Feedback appears after submitting each section, and a
final performance overview is generated after completing the case.
ATTEMPTS AVAILABLE:
You are permitted 1 attempt for this assignment.
GRADING RUBRIC:
• HPI statement 20%
• History 10%
• Physical exam 10%
• Diagnostic testing 10%
• Differential diagnosis 20%
• Treatment plan 20%
• Use of Evidence-based resources 5%
• Clinical exercises (5%)
• Any sections not specified in the grading rubric do not count towards the Total Case Play
Score
ASSESSMENT
History – Chief Complaint & Associated Symptoms
● Asked ✕ Not asked
CC Sx | Is the amount you urinate more or less than usual?
Response: It's got to be more.
CC Sx | How can I help you today?
Response: I've been unusually tired for the last few weeks – well, maybe longer, like a few
months. I'm not sure. I think it is because I'm not getting any sleep because I have to get up and
pee so much during the night. My wife has been telling me I needed to come in and get it
evaluated. She thought I might have something wrong with my kidneys.
Benjamin Carill 65 y/o Male | 6′0″ (183 cm) | 225.0 lb
(102.3 kg) Reason for Encounter: Tired and peeing at
nightLocation: Outpatient clinic with x-ray, ECG, and
laboratory capabilities
, CASE INSTRUCTIONS
By submitting this assignment, you authorize that the work contained within is your own.
BASIC DDx CASE PLAY SETUP AND INSTRUCTIONS
This assignment is in Learning mode. Feedback appears after submitting each section, and a
final performance overview is generated after completing the case.
ATTEMPTS AVAILABLE:
You are permitted 1 attempt for this assignment.
GRADING RUBRIC:
• HPI statement 20%
• History 10%
• Physical exam 10%
• Diagnostic testing 10%
• Differential diagnosis 20%
• Treatment plan 20%
• Use of Evidence-based resources 5%
• Clinical exercises (5%)
• Any sections not specified in the grading rubric do not count towards the Total Case Play
Score
ASSESSMENT
History – Chief Complaint & Associated Symptoms
● Asked ✕ Not asked
CC Sx | Is the amount you urinate more or less than usual?
Response: It's got to be more.
CC Sx | How can I help you today?
Response: I've been unusually tired for the last few weeks – well, maybe longer, like a few
months. I'm not sure. I think it is because I'm not getting any sleep because I have to get up and
pee so much during the night. My wife has been telling me I needed to come in and get it
evaluated. She thought I might have something wrong with my kidneys.
