From the previous question, for what x-values will the company make a profit? Write your answer in interval notation.

Initial management of an acute fifth metatarsal diaphysis fracture (Jones Fracture) is:  

When treating a female patient empirically with antibiotics for uncomplicated UTI, which of the following bacteria is the most frequent cause (largest target of treatment)?

The most important approach to reading/evaluating an x-ray is to do it the same way every time.  T/F

What is one area you did not see on the test that you studied for? Create a question and four answers (indicating the correct answer) on that topic in the space below.

For a patient with Planter Fascitis, what is your first recommendation for treatment?

Back pain “Red Flags” for potentially serious conditions that require immediate specialist consult and/or transfer for emergency care are (select all that apply):

Your differential diagnoses for interstitial cystitis includes which of the following? (Select all that apply):  

    A 79 year-old male patient comes into your clinic with a 4-day history of cough, chest congestion and low-grade fevers (last checked this morning was 100.5 orally). He has tried OTC cough suppressants and Tylenol with minimal symptom relief. This morning he developed slight DOE and reports “it is hard to take a deep breath”. His vital signs are: T: 100 (tympanic); P: 105; BP: 118/74; O2 (RA) 88%. Physical Exam findings include: fine crackles across the right lung base with consolidation to percussion across his posterior right mid-lung fields.  You order a chest x-ray and the findings are as above. Based on the CC, HPI, VS and PE findings, you diagnose this patient with: 

You should Always get an x-ray of the ankle when a patient presents for an ankle sprain.