COMPREHENSIVE HEAD TO TOE IHUMAN CASE STUDY LAURA WOOD WEEK 9 LATEST JULY 2026/2027 UPDATE

COMPREHENSIVE HEAD TO TOE IHUMAN CASE STUDY LAURA WOOD WEEK 9 LATEST JULY 2026/2027 UPDATE 

Performance Overview for ' case Laura Wood* GH o
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The following table summarizes your perforine - on each section of the case, whether you patients
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Time spent: 7hr 1min 7sec
Done 97% 87 questions asked, 27 correct, 1 missed relative to the case’s
Physical exams Dane = 95% 59 exams performed, 15 correct. 1 partially correct. O missed re
Key findings Done 21min 12 findings listed; 9 listed by the case organizatior
Problem Done 102 words long: the case’s was
Diagnosis
agement Done 48min words long: the case's was 244 words
Exerase Done 100% 23min 8 of 8 correct (of scored items only)
Problem Statement:
Laura Wood, a 41-year-old female with no significant past medical history, presents for a routine wellness visit. She
expresses concern about her increased risk of developing breast cancer due to her family history. Her mother and
maternal first cousin were recently diagnosed with intraductal breast cancer.
The problem at hand is to assess Laura's risk of developing breast cancer and to provide her with appropriate
counseling and preventive measures. This involves:
e Understanding the genetic implications of her family history
* Determining the need for genetic testing
* Discussing potential lifestyle modifications
* Considering the need for more frequent or earlier mammography screening
* Discussing the possibility of prophylactic treatments
The goal is to provide Laura with a comprehensive understanding of her risk and to develop a personalized plan that
addresses her concerns and optimizes her health outcomes.
Risk Factor Details
Age 41 years
Family History Mother and maternal first cousin diagnosed with intraductal breast cancer
Past Medical History | None
Lifestyle Factors To be assessed
History of Present Illness (HPI) Chief Complaint:
"What brings you in today?"
This open-ended question allows the patient to describe their main concern in their own words.
Onset:
"When did you first notice the symptoms?"
"Was the onset sudden or gradual?"
Location:
"Where exactly are you experiencing the symptoms?"
"Can you point to or describe the area affected?"
Duration:
"How long have you been experiencing these symptoms?"