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COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY:
62-YEAR-OLD MALE WITH “I’M PEEING
ALL THE TIME” (CLASS 6550) | WEEK 10
FULL ANALYSIS WITH ALL SECTIONS |
2025 EDITION FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS
1: Physical Exam: #1 General Survey: Documentation should contain a statement regarding the
patient's age, race, sex, orientation to time, place, person; overall appearance, whether or not
they are in distress; the examiner's opinion regarding the patient's cognitive and emotional
status.
1: Physical Exam: #2 General appearance, skin, hands, fingernails, toenails, color and
pigmentation, temperature, moisture, texture and turgor are deliberately examined.
1: Physical Exam: #3 Upper and lower extremities are deliberately palpated bilaterally using
the dorsum of the hand.
2: Head and Face: #1 Entire head, scalp and hair inspected. Hair should be separated in at least
three areas to assess scalp.
Entire head is deliberately palpated.
2: Head and Face: #2 Palpate temporal arteries bilaterally
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COMPREHENSIVE IHUMAN CASE STUDY:

62 - YEAR-OLD MALE WITH “I’M PEEING

ALL THE TIME” (CLASS 6550) | WEEK 10

FULL ANALYSIS WITH ALL SECTIONS |

2025 EDITION FOR GUARANTEED

SUCCESS

1: Physical Exam: #1 General Survey: Documentation should contain a statement regarding the patient's age, race, sex, orientation to time, place, person; overall appearance, whether or not they are in distress; the examiner's opinion regarding the patient's cognitive and emotional status. 1: Physical Exam: #2 General appearance, skin, hands, fingernails, toenails, color and pigmentation, temperature, moisture, texture and turgor are deliberately examined. 1: Physical Exam: #3 Upper and lower extremities are deliberately palpated bilaterally using the dorsum of the hand. 2: Head and Face: #1 Entire head, scalp and hair inspected. Hair should be separated in at least three areas to assess scalp. Entire head is deliberately palpated. 2: Head and Face: #2 Palpate temporal arteries bilaterally

2: Head and Face: #3 Maxillary and frontal sinuses are palpated (2pts) 2: Head and Face: #4 Cranial nerve V (CN V) Palpate temporal and masseter muscles while patient clenches teeth. 2: Head and Face: #5 Palpate temporomandibular joint while patient opens/closes mouth 2: Head and Face: #6 CN V Observe and palpate temporomandibular joint while patient

  1. opening and closing jaw widely
  2. moving side to side
  3. sticking jaw out all maneuversWith and Without against resistance of examiner's hand (3pts) 2: Head and Face: #7 CN V Test for light touch on face with wisp of cotton, comparing sides. Eyes should be closed. May do during neuro part of exam. 2: Head and Face: #8 Cranial Nerve VII (CN VII) Observe presence and symmetry of patient's facial muscle movements (7pts) ☐Close Eyes ☐Open Eyes Against Resistance ☐Frown ☐Lift Eye Brows ☐Puff Out Cheeks ☐Show Teeth ☐Smile

3: Eyes: #6 Extraocular muscles (EOM) (CN III, IV, VI) Six Cardinal Fields of Gaze 3: Eyes: #7 Fundi (CN II) is inspected using ophthalmoscope (5pts) Examiner using correct eye/providing appropriate directions to the patient Yes/No Lights off Yes/No Examiner ☐Right Eye (Right Hand)/ No ☐Left Eye (Left Hand)/ No Students speak aloud EXPECTED observations ☐Red Reflex ☐Vessels ☐Retinal Background ☐Disc ☐Macula No credit if tuning fork is banged on table/window sill!! 4: Ears: #4 Ears deliberately inspected and palpated ☐Right Ear ☐Left Ear

4: Ears: #5 Ear canals and tympanic membranes are examined using otoscope in an appropriate manner. Is the speculum on the instrument?☐Right Ear ☐Left Ear Pull ear up and back for ADULT 5: Nose: #1 Inspect nose using light and speculum of an otoscope? Speak aloud observation ☐Nasal Mucosa ☐Nasal Septum ☐Turbinates (3pts) 5: Nose: #2 Patency of Nostrils is assessed with Sniff Test. 6: Mouth and Throat: #1 Inspect oral cavity using tongue blade and light source. Use gauze and tongue blade to observe and inspect. Speak aloud observation. (5pts) ☐Lips ☐Buccal mucosa/lift up tongue ☐Teeth ☐Gums ☐Hard/Soft palate ☐ Occipital Is percussion performed correctly? ☐Yes ☐No

9: Anterior Thorax (Pulmonary): #5 Pulses are palpated bil. with patient lying flat (6pts) ☐ Brachial ☐ Radial ☐ Femoral ☐ Popliteal ☐ Posterior Tibial ☐ Dorsalis pedal Did student use skin-to-skin technique? ☐Yes ☐No 9: Anterior Thorax (Pulmonary): #6 Edema estimated in bilateral lower extremities using firm palpation 10: Abdomen: #1 Entire abdomen is deliberately inspected using light. Student to speak aloud areas of exam. Note contour, symmetry, skin characteristics, umbilicus, pulsations, hernia 10: Abdomen: #2 Auscultate with the diaphragm of the stethoscope in 4 quadrants (2pts) 10: Abdomen: #3 Vascular sounds assessed with the bell of the stethoscope. Area the locations for auscultation placement correct? (3pts) ☐ Aorta ☐ Renal Arteries - bilaterally ☐ Iliac arteries - bilaterally

10: Abdomen: #4 Entire abdomen is percussed in 9 quadrants. 10: Abdomen: #5 Light palpation of the entire abdomen. 10: Abdomen: #6 Deep palpation of the entire abdomen 10: Abdomen: #7 Liver, spleen, kidneys (bilaterally) are palpated from patient right side 11: Neuro: #1 Rapid alternating movements (2pts) ☐Upper extremity: Finger to nose ☐Lower extremity: Heel to shin 11: Neuro: #2 Sensory - Assess sharp and dull bilaterally with patients eyes closed: (6pts) ☐ Upper arms ☐ Lower arms ☐ Thumb/5th finger ☐ Thighs ☐ Lower leg ☐ Great toe/5th toe 11: Neuro: #3 Sensory-Vibratory 2 fingers of both hands and 2 toes of both feet Use tuning form 128. 11: Neuro: #4 Deep tendon reflexes (6pts) Assess side to side (L/R) ☐ Biceps (C5, 6)

11: Neuro: #10 Palpitation of spine 11: Neuro: #11 Spine ROM - Forward flexion, lateral bending, hyperextension and alignment 11: Neuro: #12 Hip hyperextension - standing; straight leg behind body without arching back ☐ Right ☐ Left