A patient is seen by her primary care physician due to recurrent diarrhea and cramping abdominal pain. She notes that sometimes her stool looks like it has a mucus like gel within it but notes that there is no blood present. Laboratory examination of her stool reveals no white blood cells or other indications of an inflammatory process. She also does not have any of the antibodies that suggest she is sensitive to gluten. Imaging studies reveal no intestinal obstruction. What is her most likely diagnosis?

Addison’s disease leads to what alterations in plasma electrolytes?

Which of the following impact intracranial pressure: (select all that apply)

What form of cerebral palsy involves gait and stability problems?

Which of the following forms of viral hepatitis is transmitted via the Parenteral route? Select all that apply.

A patient reports to a gastroenterologist with complaints of excess gas, diarrhea, and bloating after some meals. It is found upon laboratory examination that the patient had an anti-tissue transglutaminase antibody causing these symptoms. What condition does this patient have?

The following image represents what type of bone fracture?

A loss of ability to understand or express speech, caused by brain damage is:

Lower right abdominal pain would be experienced in which of the following conditions? (select all that apply)

Please match the Glasgow Come Scale Score with the degree of brain injury that best matches it.