WEEK #2 I-HUMAN CASE - CLASS 6531 72-YEAR-OLD MALE PATIENT REASON FOR ENCOUNTER UNUSUAL MOLE LOCATION OUTPATIENT CLINIC WITH LABORATORY CAPABILITIES LATEST CASE ACTUAL DETAILED SCREENSHOT.

, Patient Information

 Name: Robert Thompson

 Age: 72 years old

 Gender: Male

 Setting: Outpatient Primary Care Clinic with laboratory capabilities

 Chief Complaint: “I have a mole on my back that’s been changing

and looks weird.”

 Reason for Encounter: Unusual mole




History of Present Illness (HPI)Narrative: Robert Thompson, a 72-year-

old Caucasian male, presents to the outpatient clinic reporting a

concerning mole on his upper right back, noticed 4 months ago. He

describes the mole as dark, asymmetrical, approximately 7 mm in

diameter, with irregular borders and recent itching. It has grown slightly

and bled once after scratching. He denies pain, ulceration, or systemic