A 28 year-old multipara at 32 weeks gestation presents with sudden onset of small amounts of painless, bright red vaginal bleeding. She has had several episodes of this bleeding over the past 24 hours.  She is very tearful. On exam her uterus is soft to palpation. Which is the most likely diagnosis?

When performing a physical exam on a toddler, which of the following body parts would you examine last?

Which of the following are the best treatment options for dysmenorrhea in a young, healthy patient with no underlying pathology to explain her symptoms? 

Which grouping of childhood cancers are more likely associated with the age group of birth through 1 year?

A 25 y/o female complains of dyspareunia, post-coital bleeding and a malodorus vaginal discharge. Her pelvic exam reveals frothy yellow/green discharge. Based on symptoms and exam findings, what is the most likely diagnosis? 

Your 22 y/o, non-pregnant patient is positive for chlamydia. She was asymptomatic during her physical and you were performing routine STI screening to be cautious. What are appropriate next steps in her care?

What is the most common agent for atypical pneumonia from older preschool to young adulthood?

You are performing a pap smear in a 21 y/o sexually active female. She utilizes condoms inconsistently. She is unsure of her LMP. She is complaining of pelvic pain and her cervix is easily friable (bleeding) during your exam. What would you include in her plan of care for today? 

A 32 year old single sexually active female has a pap smear report of ASCUS with negative HPV. She’s never had an abnormal pap in the past. What is the next step? 

Which of the following is a true statement regarding postpartum baby blues?