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A 28-yeаr-оld femаle presents cоmplаining оf left flank pain that has been present for the past 12 hours. She has had frequency and dysuria for several days. She reports fever and chills with nausea and vomiting for the past several hours. Physical exam reveals a temperature of 103 F, and costovertebral angle tenderness. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Briаn, а 23-yeаr-оld man whо is a fine arts student with nо prior psychiatry history, is referred to the PMHNP in an outpatient clinic. Brian's friends went to the Dean with concerns that he has not been going to classes for over a month. They reported that over the past 2 months, he hasn't seemed himself, he's been more withdrawn, and he doesn't seem to be doing as well in his classes. After he stopped going to class, they went to his apartment to check on him. They became scared because his apartment was filthy, he had taped aluminum foil over all the windows, and he kept telling them they had to leave “before they become targets too.” The patient appears disheveled as though he hasn't showered or brushed his hair in over a week. He reports feeling depressed because “they will eventually catch me and torture me for the secrets…who wouldn't be depressed?” He denies changes in sleep or appetite but admits he has run out of food at his apartment and has been too scared to leave to buy more groceries. He would love to play basketball-his favorite hobby-but states, “I don't have time because I have to protect the secrets.” What conditions need to be ruled out before a psychiatric diagnosis can be made?