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A patient presents with complaints of nocturnal leg cramps. You rule out any concerning secondary causes and determine these to be idiopathic. Which of the following is an option for pharmacological management of idiopathic nocturnal leg cramps?

 You are evaluating a patient and they are concerned about the severe, sharp pain in the bottom of the right foot with no known injury. Pain is worse in the morning with the first few steps getting out of bed or after prolonged standing. Pain is described as a dull ache in the heel and a throbbing ache in the arch of the foot. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

Squamous cell carcinoma and basal cell carcinoma are cancers of:  

The adjective for pelvis is:  

All of the following terms pertain to the integumentary system, except:  

Cytogenesis is:  

An analgesic is used to:  

The process of cell division is:  

Pruritus is:  

The term lumbar refers to the: