A 6 year old male presents to Urgent Care with a history of…

A 6 year old male presents to Urgent Care with a history of “nose bleeds”. Mom is present, reliable historian with appropriate interaction.  Mom  reports “he seems to get nose bleeds all the time”. With prompting she states he experiences at least two nose bleeds per week. Part of the APRN’s care includes acute treatment of the patient’s nose bleed. Due to the patient’s history of chronic nose bleeds, the APRN should be concerned with 

Your client, Eugene, age 58, is planning to retire in the ne…

Your client, Eugene, age 58, is planning to retire in the next few months.  He and his wife, who is 55 and also planning to retire in a few months, recently came to your office to talk about how to pay for living expenses going forward.    Eugene has $100,000 in an IRA that you manage, his wife has $1,000,000 in her 401K, and $50,000 in an after tax account joint account that you also manage.  Neither Eugene nor his wife has a pension and they need about $50,000 a year to live.  Their Social security benefits will both be at the max when they are full retirement age.  Which of the following strategies would you recommend to your clients?

A 20 year old female patient presents to urgent care with th…

A 20 year old female patient presents to urgent care with the chief complaint of: Acute onset of fever, malaise, referred ear pain, severe sore throat and odynophagia. Upon inspection, the patient’s throat appears as pictured below.  What should the APRN suspect?  

A 45 year old female patient presents with the CC of a brigh…

A 45 year old female patient presents with the CC of a bright red spot in her right eye for 2 days. She denies eye pain, visual changes, or HA. She has a new onset symptom of intractable coughing from a recent URI. He reports he takes Xarelto daily. Which is the most likely condition?