Today, you are examining a 4 year old boy, Samuel.  During his preschool physical, you note that he has an area (2cm) on his scalp near the posterior left hairline that has much less hair and some scaling in the hairless area.  You also note that he has some mild left posterior cervical lymphadenopathy.  Which of the following is nearest the top you your differential diagnosis list?

The following are risk factors for melanoma EXCEPT:

A nurse practitioner is seeing a patient that was previously diagnosed with rosacea.  He/she documents that the 56 year old male patient has cherry angiomas on his face.  You would expect to see

A drug that can cause nipple discharge includes: 

A 56 year old female patient with normal vital signs and BMI of 40 and history of Type II diabetes presents with a beefy red, well demarcated, maculopapular rash in the folds of her right axilla. She says it began about 3 weeks ago, is worsening and is mildly itchy.  She has not used any new detergents, deodorants, soap or lotion. The nurse practitioner reasons that the top differential is 

What is the output for the following program:  

Describe 2 general targets for receptor tyrosine kinase phosphorylation and provide a brief explanation for what the function of phosphorylation might be.

Choose one of these two questions. Start your answer with the number you have chosen. Your answer should be 1-2 paragraphs (4-10 sentences).  Choice 1: Symbols play an important role in shaping culture and communication. Think about a symbol that is significant in your life—whether it’s a family tradition, an object, or something from your community. What does this symbol represent to you, and how does it shape your understanding of your culture or identity? Now, compare this symbol to one from a different culture you’ve studied. How might the meaning or use of this symbol differ across cultures, and what does that tell you about how symbols help to convey shared values or beliefs? Choice 2: Language is a powerful tool for shaping identity and culture. Think about a specific word, phrase, or way of speaking that holds personal significance to you, whether it’s something from your family, community, or cultural background. How does this form of language shape how you see yourself or how others perceive you? Now, consider how language might function differently in another culture you’ve studied. How might the use of language in that culture influence social interactions or group identity? What do these differences teach you about the role of language in human societies?

Which of the following statements is most accurate about making a phone call after a disaster?

What makes the early detection of a bioterrorism attack difficult for health-care providers?