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I HUMAN CASE KRISTA HAMPTON
## 🩺 Full Case Study: Krista Hampton (I-Human Simulation)
### Patient Profile
- **Name:** Krista Hampton
- **Age:** 25 years
- **Occupation:** Middle school English teacher
- **Location:** Napa, California
- **Chief Complaint:** “I have this ugly looking rash on my upper thighs.”
### History of Present Illness (HPI)
- Rash developed after a weekend trip with her boyfriend.
- Activities included:
- Hiking off-trail in Napa
- Using boyfriend’s suntan lotion (oily, unfamiliar brand)
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🩺 Full Case Study: Krista Hampton (I-Human Simulation)

Patient Profile

  • Name: Krista Hampton
  • Age: 25 years
  • Occupation: Middle school English teacher
  • Location: Napa, California
  • Chief Complaint: “I have this ugly looking rash on my upper thighs.”

History of Present Illness (HPI)

  • Rash developed after a weekend trip with her boyfriend.
  • Activities included:
    • Hiking off-trail in Napa
    • Using boyfriend’s suntan lotion (oily, unfamiliar brand)
  • Eating scallops at dinner
  • Soaking in a hot tub
  • Rash is itchy, tender, located on upper thighs and left forearm.
  • Boyfriend did not develop symptoms.

Past Medical History

  • No chronic illnesses reported.
  • No known drug allergies.
  • Occasional seasonal allergies.

Physical Exam

  • Skin: Erythematous rash with papules and mild excoriation on thighs and forearm.
  • No systemic symptoms: No fever, no respiratory distress, no GI upset.

Differential Diagnosis

  1. Contact Dermatitis (likely from suntan lotion or plant exposure during hiking).
  2. Allergic Reaction (possible food allergy to scallops).
  3. Heat Rash / Irritant Dermatitis (from hot tub exposure).
  4. Less likely: Infectious rash (no systemic signs).

Diagnostic Workup

  • Detailed exposure history (plants, lotions, foods).
  • Allergy testing (if recurrent).