Risk factors for osteoporosis may include:

Choose the unacceptable health risks/contraindication(s) to hormonal contraception.

Thioamides, like methimazole, can best be described as agents that:

Secondary adrenal suppression/adrenocortical insufficiency:

When prescribing a transdermal patch for hormonal birth control (EVRA), the nurse practitioner is aware that:

You have prescribed an oral antidiabetic drug to your patient, Johnny Depp.   You explain to your patient that this particular drug helps to control post-prandial glucose and is dependent on glucose for therapeutic activity.  The drug/drug class you have most likely prescribed to your patient is:

Metabolic actions of exenatide/ Byetta (GLP-1 Analogs) include:

Mary is a 63 year old female who 10 years post-menopausal.  She is requesting estrogen replacement therapy for prevention of osteoporosis.  She reports minimal bothersome symptoms of menopause.  As her provider, you explain to the patient that:

Immediately after administering intramuscular epinephrine to a patient with an allergic reaction, you should:

Your patient was involved in a motorcycle crash. He opens his eyes to pain, speaks in nonsensical words, and withdraws to painful stimuli. His glasgow coma score is