Patient’s groin pain inc 68-Year-Old Male with Skin Lesion Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course Name Professor Date Domain:

Patient’s groin pain inc 68-Year-Old Male with Skin Lesion Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course Name Professor Date Domain: History 1a) Identify two additional questions • Have you been exposed to chemicals or irritants during your work or while at home? • Apart from the skin lesion, have you noticed any other abnormal patches on your body? 1b) Rationale for asking these questions Requesting information regarding occupational chemical or irritant exposure is necessary because exposure at home or work can cause skin anomalies. Environmental and occupational histories help identify risk factors. Asking the 68-year-old about other patches on his skin helps gauge the skin condition’s severity and possible treatment (Daye et al., 2020). 1c) What the questions might reveal Questions concerning work and home environment exposure can assist determine the skin lesions cause. The patient’s report of additional skin patches assists with diagnosis (Daye et al., 2020). Domain: Physical Exam 2a) Reason for examining each system: Examination of the integumentary and endocrine systems is needed. The patient needs skin assessment due to a suspicious skin lesion. Endocrine system examination can show Cushing’s disease and diabetes that can cause skin abnormalities. (Fastner et al., 2023). 2b) Abnormal exam findings Continuous skin lesion