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A 32-year-old patient has a yellowish, thick drainage from both eyes, and reports eyes are stuck shut in the morning. No known injury, cosmetics. Wears contact lenses but stopped wearing them when the symptoms began. She denies visual disturbance and notes mild eye irritation. No swelling around the eye, visual acuity intact. Based on the most likely diagnosis, you prescribe: 

A 2 month old is brought in for inconsolable crying. After going through the history with the parent, you suspect infantile colic. However, what finding on your physical exam would be a red flag, suggestive of a more serious condition requiring further evaluation? 

You have diagnosed a 2-year-old child with otitis media. His last episode of otitis media was 6 months ago. What antibiotic will you place patient on considering he has no allergies? 

Which of the following is a characteristic finding of asthma?

What patients qualify for low-dose CT Lung Cancer Screening according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and American Academy of Family Physicians criteria? (Select all that apply)    

What is the command or action to run a React project so that you can view your website in your web browser?

   Your patient lives in a desert area and presents to your practice with this finding. No associated injury, ocular drainage. Although painless, does state, “ It feels like something is in my eye.” The above picture is what you see on exam.  What is your diagnosis?

What is a red flag associated with a chronic cough?  

When discussing dental health with parents of pediatric patients, you know that fluoride recommendations include: 

You have a patient who did a telehealth visit and was treated for presumptive streptococcal pharyngitis, after possible strep exposure. Patient was treated with amoxicillin and has no drug allergies.  Patient comes to see you 3 days later reporting his temperature has actually gone up, and today is 101.7 degrees F in the office. He also notes fatigue and feels worse, despite hydrating, tolerating a soft diet, and taking OTC analgesics for symptom relief. You also note significant anterior and posterior chain lymphadenopathy and a diffuse rash. You decide: