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Your next patient, a 32-year-old male, presents to clinic with a feeling of abdominal fullness. On exam, you note that when he is asked to take a deep breath, percussion over the lowest intercostal space in the left anterior axillary line changes from tympany to dullness. You are concerned that the patient has:

  Which of the following is NOT considered a red flag finding for acute abdominal pain?

6.  Striking changes occur in the breast during pregnancy. Which of the following is consistent with the normal changes of pregnancy? 

51.  Which of the following screening tools is the best tool to use to measure a patient’s depression symptoms?

15. The examination procedure for older cis-male adults is the same as that for younger adults. Normal age-related findings may include:

10. The age of a patient may require you to modify your exam technique to minimize discomfort. What approach might you consider to enhance the comfort of your patient?

42. Which portion of the physical examination is best done with the patient standing?

41. Which statement is true regarding the relationship between the examiner and patient?

39.  You are inspecting the lower extremities of a patient and have noted pale, shiny skin of the lower extremities. This may reflect:

4.  Your history taking reveals that a breast exam is indicated for your patient, and you have obtained permission to complete one. On exam you palpate a mobile, distinct mass in the patient’s right breast in the highest area of the breast near the armpit. Documentation should state which one of the following: