You are evaluating a patient for urticaria (no anaphylaxis or evidence of angioedema). This patient has not tried any OTC medication and urticaria is located on upper extremities. What is the recommended first line pharmacologic treatment option for this patient?
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A cancer of muscle or connective tissue is termed a(n):
A cancer of muscle or connective tissue is termed a(n):
Which of the following is correct regarding the diagnostic l…
Which of the following is correct regarding the diagnostic laboratory testing needed to diagnose adrenal insufficiency?
Death of tissue is termed:
Death of tissue is termed:
A pediatric patient with known type 1 diabetes presents to y…
A pediatric patient with known type 1 diabetes presents to your office in Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), which of the following symptoms would you not expect the patient to be experiencing?
A patient comes in with chest pain, what is the diagnostic w…
A patient comes in with chest pain, what is the diagnostic work up? (5 components)
Diaphoresis is:
Diaphoresis is:
An antipyretic is used to:
An antipyretic is used to:
You have a patient with type 2 diabetes with a history of pa…
You have a patient with type 2 diabetes with a history of pancreatitis, what diabetic medication should be avoided in this patient?
A neoplasm that spreads to other parts of the body is descri…
A neoplasm that spreads to other parts of the body is described as: