You have a 23 year old female patient presenting with a three day h/o dysuria, urgency and frequency. On physical exam, she is afebrile, and you note positive suprapubic tenderness but no CVAT. Her urine pregnancy test is negative. On clean catch midstream urine dip you note: Positive blood (micro) without gross hematuria Positive leukocyte esterase Negative nitrites The next step for the reasonably prudent FNP would be:
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Which of the following statements about CTS (Carpal Tunnel S…
Which of the following statements about CTS (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome) is true?
The anterior ribs are more visible and run more horizontally…
The anterior ribs are more visible and run more horizontally than the posterior ribs when evaluating a PA chest x-ray? T/F
When treating a female patient empirically with antibiotics…
When treating a female patient empirically with antibiotics for uncomplicated UTI, which of the following bacteria is the most frequent cause (largest target of treatment)?
You should Always get an x-ray of the ankle when a patient p…
You should Always get an x-ray of the ankle when a patient presents for an ankle sprain.
Match the capital to the state.
Match the capital to the state.
What is [x] + 5?
What is [x] + 5?
Which of the following patients has indications of orthostat…
Which of the following patients has indications of orthostatic hypotension?
Caused by an underlying pathology such as cancer.
Caused by an underlying pathology such as cancer.
Yellow skin and mucous membranes
Yellow skin and mucous membranes