, I Human Case Study 18 Year Old Male Passed Out (Class 6512 Week 7
walden)Includes HPI PE Differential Diagnosis from experts 2025:
Case Study: 18-Year-Old Male with Syncope
Course: NURS 6512 – Week 7 (Walden University)
1. Chief Complaint (CC)
"I passed out suddenly."
2. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Patient: 18-year-old male
• Onset: Sudden loss of consciousness
• Duration: Brief episode, no prolonged unconsciousness
• Preceding Symptoms: Lightheadedness before passing out
• Associated Symptoms: No chest pain, palpitations,
shortness of breath, or nausea
• Previous Episodes: None reported
• Contributing Factors: No dehydration, illness, or
emotional stressors
• Medications: None
• Family History: No known cardiac conditions
3. Physical Examination (PE)
Vital Signs:
• Blood Pressure: Normal
walden)Includes HPI PE Differential Diagnosis from experts 2025:
Case Study: 18-Year-Old Male with Syncope
Course: NURS 6512 – Week 7 (Walden University)
1. Chief Complaint (CC)
"I passed out suddenly."
2. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Patient: 18-year-old male
• Onset: Sudden loss of consciousness
• Duration: Brief episode, no prolonged unconsciousness
• Preceding Symptoms: Lightheadedness before passing out
• Associated Symptoms: No chest pain, palpitations,
shortness of breath, or nausea
• Previous Episodes: None reported
• Contributing Factors: No dehydration, illness, or
emotional stressors
• Medications: None
• Family History: No known cardiac conditions
3. Physical Examination (PE)
Vital Signs:
• Blood Pressure: Normal
