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Interpret Hand:    

Student who returned from a study abroad trip in Italy on March 10.  Presents to your clinic with cough and high fever. Interpret:

CT Brain  

Patient presents with complaints of abdominal pain and vomiting.   You order an acute abdomen series.  Your erect film is below Interpretation: 

  Right Shoulder 

Normal Shoulder Films – True or False    

  5th Metatarsal Fracture

Barbara returns to your office a couple weeks later and reports significantly worse deep muscle aches, and has also developed generalized weakness and notes her urine has “looked like tea” the past 2-3 days. Upon further questioning of her symptoms Barbara reports she didn’t come back sooner because she thought her urine was dark because of the UTI she is being treated for. You call the Urgent Care she was seen at & discover she is on Cipro. What is the most urgent lab to order?

Mr Jones presents for his annual physical.  He has a history of an AVR replacement in 2008 with a St Jude valve.  His warfarin and INR are monitored by his cardiologist.  You can expect his INR to be: 

You place your patient on Zetia, expecting to see: