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The intake of cow’s milk before 12 months of age is associat…
The intake of cow’s milk before 12 months of age is associated with:
A 6-month old child presents for a well-child visit and has…
A 6-month old child presents for a well-child visit and has a low grade fever. Low grade fever is a contraindication for giving immunizations and therefore you should not give any vaccines today. True or False.
A 13-year-old boy is seen in your office because of tender b…
A 13-year-old boy is seen in your office because of tender breast enlargement over the past 4 months. He has no nipple discharge. He denies marijuana use and is taking no medications. Physical examination reveals the sexual maturity rating to be Tanner stage 2 with pubic hair growth and asymmetric breast buds beneath each nipple. The left breast bud measures 1 cm and the right 3 cm. Of the following, the most appropriate initial management for this boy is:
Which of the following vaccines is NOT indicated for males?…
Which of the following vaccines is NOT indicated for males?
The clinician is performing a developmental assessment of a…
The clinician is performing a developmental assessment of a 2-week-old infant. Which finding is concerning?
The primary care nurse practitioner evaluates a child who aw…
The primary care nurse practitioner evaluates a child who awoke with a sore throat and high fever after a nap. The child appears anxious and is sitting on the parent’s lap with the neck hyperextended. The physical exam reveals stridor, drooling, nasal flaring, and retractions. Given this presentation, what is the appropriate next step?
The clinician is seeing an 10-month-old child with pruritic…
The clinician is seeing an 10-month-old child with pruritic erythematous patches on both cheeks (see image). The child’s skin is noted to be dry and chapped. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A parent reports that 3 weeks ago his three and a half year…
A parent reports that 3 weeks ago his three and a half year old daughter has started stuttering when she speaks. Her physical exam is normal and through and questioning you discover that there are no associated signs or symptoms such as grimacing, tics or extreme self-consciousness. What is the most appropriate action step in this situation?
At what age would the first discussion regarding home safety…
At what age would the first discussion regarding home safety be a priority with a parent; in particular addressing gates on stairs, falls, and electrical outlet covers?