A 4 year old boy is brought in by his mother concerned about a sudden onset of a painful limp in his right leg 2 days ago.  He is otherwise well.  Which of the following diagnoses is most likely?

At what age is a healthy infant able to first reach for and hold a rattle or small toy?

At what age is UTI most common in males?

CT is a healthy 28 y/o female presenting today for her annual well woman exam. She is married and in a monogamous relationship with her husband. She expresses concern as they have been actively trying to conceive for the past 6 months unsuccessfully. Which of the following is most appropriate to include in her plan of care today? 

Depo-Provera risks include all of the following EXCEPT: 

A client presents today for an examination with complaints of abnormal vaginal discharge that is thick and white with pruritis. She recently took antibiotics for a sinus infection. She is monogamous with a male partner who has been away for 2 months. You obtain a wet mount which demonstrates a pH of 4.0, few WBCs, and pseudohyphae/long branched chains with budding cells. Which of the following is the most appropriate treatment for her? 

You have a 25 y/o female who is 32 weeks pregnant presenting for a routine prenatal visit. She is feeling well without any concerns but does note that she has a new sexual partner. She tests positive for chlamydia. She has no known drug allergies. Which of the following is the best plan of care for your patient today? 

LA presents today with c/o purulent discharge and pelvic pain. She is a sexually active 25 y/o with inconsistent condom use. What is your top differential? 

Two part question: What is the most common clinical presentation of UTI infants and young children and what is the drug of choice for treatment of UTI?

What diagnosis do you suspect for a 3 week old baby that presents with Mom for projectile vomiting after feedings and an olive shaped mass in the abdomen with signs of dehydration?