I –HUMAN CASE WEEK #9 –REASON
FOR ENCOUNTER ;KNEE PAIN -83 –
YEARS OLD WOMAN NEWEST 2025
WITH ACTUAL SCREENSHOTS
,� Case Overview
Case Type: i-Human Case #9
Patient: Elderly female, 83 years old
Height/Weight: 5'5" (165 cm), 186.0 lb (84.3 kg)
BMI: ~31.0 (Obese category)
,Reason for Encounter: Knee pain
Setting: Outpatient facility (with x-ray, ECG, and laboratory
capabilities)
� Case Instructions
Mode: Learning/Adlib case with scoring and final
performance review.
Attempts: Only 1 attempt is permitted for this
assignment.
Note: The H&P section emphasizes adherence to
attempt restrictions and proper case procedure.
� History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is an 83-year-old female presenting with
progressive right knee pain for the past several months.
The pain is described as aching, intermittent, and worse
, with walking, climbing stairs, or prolonged standing. She
reports morning stiffness lasting less than 30 minutes and
occasional swelling of the joint. There is no history of
trauma, redness, or fever. She denies locking or giving
way of the knee. Over-the-counter acetaminophen
provides partial relief.
No recent falls or injuries reported. The pain limits her
mobility and daily activities such as walking to the store
and climbing stairs.
�� Past Medical History
Hypertension (well controlled on medication)
Osteoarthritis (hands and knees)
Hyperlipidemia
No history of gout, rheumatoid arthritis, or diabetes
� Medications
FOR ENCOUNTER ;KNEE PAIN -83 –
YEARS OLD WOMAN NEWEST 2025
WITH ACTUAL SCREENSHOTS
,� Case Overview
Case Type: i-Human Case #9
Patient: Elderly female, 83 years old
Height/Weight: 5'5" (165 cm), 186.0 lb (84.3 kg)
BMI: ~31.0 (Obese category)
,Reason for Encounter: Knee pain
Setting: Outpatient facility (with x-ray, ECG, and laboratory
capabilities)
� Case Instructions
Mode: Learning/Adlib case with scoring and final
performance review.
Attempts: Only 1 attempt is permitted for this
assignment.
Note: The H&P section emphasizes adherence to
attempt restrictions and proper case procedure.
� History of Present Illness (HPI)
The patient is an 83-year-old female presenting with
progressive right knee pain for the past several months.
The pain is described as aching, intermittent, and worse
, with walking, climbing stairs, or prolonged standing. She
reports morning stiffness lasting less than 30 minutes and
occasional swelling of the joint. There is no history of
trauma, redness, or fever. She denies locking or giving
way of the knee. Over-the-counter acetaminophen
provides partial relief.
No recent falls or injuries reported. The pain limits her
mobility and daily activities such as walking to the store
and climbing stairs.
�� Past Medical History
Hypertension (well controlled on medication)
Osteoarthritis (hands and knees)
Hyperlipidemia
No history of gout, rheumatoid arthritis, or diabetes
� Medications
