COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE WEEK #5
A 33 yo healthy, asymptomatic medical
student with no significant PMH presents
with the posterior pole appearance
1. Patient Biodata
• Age: 33 years
• Sex: Female
• Occupation: Medical student
• Past Medical History: None significant
, •
• Medications: None
• Allergies: None known
• Reason for Evaluation: Abnormal posterior pole appearance on fundoscopic
examination
2. History
A 25-year-old previously healthy and asymptomatic medical student is noted to have an
abnormal posterior pole appearance during an ophthalmologic evaluation. He denies visual
complaints, eye pain, redness, photophobia, or floaters. There is no history of diabetes,
hypertension, trauma, or autoimmune disease.
3. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Onset: Incidental finding
• Symptoms: None
• Vision changes: Denied
• Pain: None
• Systemic symptoms: Denied
• Functional impact: None
A 33 yo healthy, asymptomatic medical
student with no significant PMH presents
with the posterior pole appearance
1. Patient Biodata
• Age: 33 years
• Sex: Female
• Occupation: Medical student
• Past Medical History: None significant
, •
• Medications: None
• Allergies: None known
• Reason for Evaluation: Abnormal posterior pole appearance on fundoscopic
examination
2. History
A 25-year-old previously healthy and asymptomatic medical student is noted to have an
abnormal posterior pole appearance during an ophthalmologic evaluation. He denies visual
complaints, eye pain, redness, photophobia, or floaters. There is no history of diabetes,
hypertension, trauma, or autoimmune disease.
3. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Onset: Incidental finding
• Symptoms: None
• Vision changes: Denied
• Pain: None
• Systemic symptoms: Denied
• Functional impact: None
