You are discharging a patient from the emergency department whom you diagnosed with herpes zoster. Which prescription should be sent to the patient’s pharmacy? 

A 18 year old male presents to a critical access hospital with burns to his arms, chest, neck, and face secondary to a burn fire. He lives in rural Arkansas, 25 minutes from the critical access hospital and 3 hours from a burn center.  All of the following are indications for the nurse practitioner to stabilize then transfer the patient to a burn center  EXCEPT:

The patient presents to ER with report of burning sensation to left arm. It is small and you classify it as a 1st degree. What differentiates 1st degree from other degrees? 

Patient was found in mobile home, unresponsive. She presents to ER with confusion, irritability, heart rate 132 bpm, and headaches. She is a poor historian due to clinical condition. After stabilization, the family is updated on patient’s status. What report from family is concerning for environmental component of current patient status? 

Match the ventilator mode with its associated description. 

(Image provided by Radiology Key) What pulmonary condition do the arrows represent? 

Which of the following is not included in the possible treatment of melanoma? 

What is the appropriate calculation for fluid resuscitation for a patient who presents with burns? 

Colonoscopies are recommended:

A laboratory technician has a 10.5 mm area of redness and induration in his left forearm after getting a Mantoux test 48 hours before from the employee health nurse. The Mantoux test done by the same nurse 12 months ago was at 5 mm of induration. The technician denies cough, night sweats, and weight loss. Which of the following is a true statement?