A thirty-year-old woman presents for an urgent visit due to…
A thirty-year-old woman presents for an urgent visit due to new bruising and bleeding from her gums when she brushes her teeth. She has scattered petechiae on her legs and several small oral blood blisters. She reports no recent trauma and takes no antiplatelet or anticoagulant medications. Vital signs are stable. Her complete blood count shows a platelet count of 8000 per microliter with normal hemoglobin and white blood cell count. What is the most appropriate action in primary care today?