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Which factors in the patient’s history would put them at risk for cataracts?

**Donald is 65 y/o who presents to the clinic with c/o not being able to empty his bladder with voiding.  He states that he still feels like he has to go even though he just urinated.  You want to get a good history and find out more about his symptoms.  What testing would be most helpful with gaining more knowledge about his complaints?  

*  You are seeing a 1 year old who has a low hemoglobin.  Which of the following is the most likely culprit for this diagnosis?

*The mother of a 13-year-old girl expresses concern that her daughter, who is 5 ft 10 in. (154 cm) tall, is taller than everyone in her class and will continue to grow. She reached menarche at 12.5 years. You tell the mother

Patient education for a 29 y/o female with a new diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome would include the following:

**Donald is 65 y/o male who presents to the clinic with c/o not being able to empty his bladder with voiding.  He states that he still feels like he has to go even though he just urinated.  You want to get a good history and find out more about his symptoms.  What testing would be most helpful with gaining more knowledge about his complaints?

**Jane is a 27 y/o married female who presents to the clinic stating that she battles acne on a regular basis.  She also states that her menses is irregular.  Her and her husband have actively been trying to get pregnant without success.  From these subjective findings, you are thinkng that she might have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).  Which of the following is not a diagnostic criterion of PCOS

Which of the following are true regarding maintaining an A1C at 7% or lower?

You are preparing written patient education to provide to your patient newly diagnosed with benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). Which of the following is very important to include?

You are very concerned that your patient’s risk for developing future cardiovascular disease. During your teaching plan, you focus your teaching plan on lifestyle modifications to treat and/or control all of the following cardiovascular risk EXCEPT: