Your patient comes to the clinic with acute onset of abdomin…

Your patient comes to the clinic with acute onset of abdominal pain. Your history questions lead to a primary differential diagnosis of appendicitis. What test are you performing when you ask the patient, who is lying on the exam table, to lift their right leg straight up while you apply counter pressure?

A 46 y/o G1P1 presents with pain in both breasts. Upon exam,…

A 46 y/o G1P1 presents with pain in both breasts. Upon exam, your assessment is probable fibrocystic breast changes.  There is no dominate breast mass.  History includes 2 sisters and mother with fibrocystic breast changes.  Her social history is positive for 2-3 cups of coffee per day, denies alcohol use, denies drug use, and is a social smoker for the past 5 years.  What is her most significant risk factor for breast cancer?