I-HUMAN DERMATOLOGY CASE A 36-year-old Woman abruptly loses vision in one
eye. His retina appears cloudy and of central retinal artery
1. Patient Biodata
• Age: 36 years
• Sex: Female
• Past Medical History: Not provided
, • Medications: Not provided
• Allergies: Not reported
• Reason for Visit: Sudden loss of vision in one eye
2. History
A 36-year-old man presents with an abrupt, painless loss of vision in one eye. The visual loss
occurred suddenly without preceding trauma. There is no mention of eye redness, discharge, or
pain. No prior similar episodes are reported.
3. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Onset: Sudden, acute
• Location: One eye (monocular)
• Character: Severe vision loss
• Pain: Absent
• Associated symptoms: None reported
• Timing: Immediate and persistent
4. Review of Systems (ROS)
• Eyes: Sudden vision loss in one eye, no pain
eye. His retina appears cloudy and of central retinal artery
1. Patient Biodata
• Age: 36 years
• Sex: Female
• Past Medical History: Not provided
, • Medications: Not provided
• Allergies: Not reported
• Reason for Visit: Sudden loss of vision in one eye
2. History
A 36-year-old man presents with an abrupt, painless loss of vision in one eye. The visual loss
occurred suddenly without preceding trauma. There is no mention of eye redness, discharge, or
pain. No prior similar episodes are reported.
3. History of Present Illness (HPI)
• Onset: Sudden, acute
• Location: One eye (monocular)
• Character: Severe vision loss
• Pain: Absent
• Associated symptoms: None reported
• Timing: Immediate and persistent
4. Review of Systems (ROS)
• Eyes: Sudden vision loss in one eye, no pain
