What is the CC in the case studies? What are important questions to ask the patients to formulate the history of present illness and what did the patients tell you?

Without a specific case study provided, I cannot give you the exact chief complaint (CC) for the patients. However, the CC refers to the main reason for the patient seeking medical attention.

When formulating the history of present illness, some important questions to ask the patients may include:

1. What symptoms are you experiencing currently?
2. When did the symptoms start and how have they progressed?
3. Are there any factors that trigger or worsen your symptoms?
4. Have you taken any medications or treatments for your symptoms, and have they been effective?
5. Have you had any similar symptoms or medical conditions in the past?
6. Are there any other symptoms or medical conditions that you have that may be related to your current symptoms?

The patients’ responses will help the healthcare provider to understand the nature and severity of the symptoms, potential underlying causes, and appropriate course of treatment. For instance, if the patient reports chest pain that started suddenly, radiates to the left arm, and is accompanied by shortness of breath and sweating, the healthcare provider should suspect a potential heart attack and initiate appropriate interventions immediately.

It is important to note that the history of present illness should be tailored to the patient’s unique circumstances, and additional questions may be necessary depending on the patient’s age, medical history, and other relevant factors.