A patient has a sore throat, temperature of 101.3 degrees Fahrenheit, + bilateral tonsillar exudates and cervical lymphadenopathy. What will the provider do next to manage this patient’s symptoms?
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A 12-year-old female is in clinic with her mother for her we…
A 12-year-old female is in clinic with her mother for her well child exam. Mom is trying to be pro-active in discussing menstrual cycles with her daughter and asks you when you think she will start to have periods. With your knowledge about the Tanner Sexual Maturity Rating and Growth and Development, what is the most accurate thing to tell mom regarding her daughter’s period starting?
Task completion rate, the percentage of respondents that suc…
Task completion rate, the percentage of respondents that successfully completed a task, is an example of a…
Which of the following HTML tags is used to create normal pa…
Which of the following HTML tags is used to create normal paragraph text?
Which of the following best describes the fetch function?
Which of the following best describes the fetch function?
What is the initial antibacterial drug of choice (first line…
What is the initial antibacterial drug of choice (first line therapy) for moderate to severe acute bacterial rhinosinusitis in an otherwise healthy adult patient with NKDA?
Consider the code below… let x = 4; Which of the following b…
Consider the code below… let x = 4; Which of the following best describes the value of x?
A non-toilet trained infant is brought into the clinic for a…
A non-toilet trained infant is brought into the clinic for a 2 day history of a suspected viral illness causing diarrhea. When performing your history/review of systems, what response would warrant referral to the emergency department for aggressive IV rehydration?
An elderly female presents with disturbance of vision in one…
An elderly female presents with disturbance of vision in one eye. Patient states, “it felt like a curtain came down over my eye.” Denies pain, injury. Based upon this information, what is the most likely diagnosis?
A 2-year-old who had a history of a fever for the last 1 day…
A 2-year-old who had a history of a fever for the last 1 day is at daycare and has what the daycare teacher describes as a seizure. She reports the seizure lasted about 3 minutes and there has not been any recurrent seizure activity. The child is brought to the clinic by the parent; neurologically the patient appears normal. Body temperature is 99.9 degrees after receiving ibuprofen. On exam, you notice a reddened, erythematous, bulging right TM. How should the nurse practitioner manage this?