What is the lowest possible score on the Glasgow Coma Scale?

Mrs. Wilson is a 68-year-old female with a history of tobacco use and hyperlipidemia and has just been diagnosed with significant PAD. Which of the signs and symptoms are you likely to see with this patient?

Ms. Dieter is a 64-year-old female who presents to your office with an ulcer on the anterior aspect of her leg. The skin of her leg appears to be very thin and has a brownish pigmentation. She states she shopped all day yesterday, and now has significant edema in her legs. What is the MOST LIKELY diagnosis?

Evaluate the function at the given value:

Mrs. Sneed is a 25-year-old female who presents to the ED by EMS after a syncopal episode as well as complaints of acute onset of chest pain and severe dyspnea with exertion. She reports a possible exposure to COVID-19 approximately 7 days ago. Her vital signs are: HR 112     BP 117/67     RR 28      O2 sats 90% on room air     Temp 102.1FEKG shows nonspecific ST changes. You suspect the diagnosis to be which of the following?

Find the vertex of the parabola:

Simplify the following into a single logarithm:

Find the x-intercept of:

What is the most likely primary underlying cause of peripheral artery disease?

A 28-year-old with history of IV drug use presents to the emergency department with fever and fatigue. He is thin, ill-appearing and diaphoretic. Pulse is tachycardic at 110bpm, Temp 101.6F, BP 128/68. There is a high-pitched murmur along the LLSB. Small painless hemorrhages are noted on his palms and fingers. What is the recommended initial treatment?