A 4 year old boy is brought in by his mother concerned about a sudden onset of a painful limp in his right leg 2 days ago.  He is otherwise well.  Which of the following diagnoses is most likely?

ACROSS (continued): # 12 is _______ # 15 is _______ # 17 is _______ # 19 is _______ # 20 is _______

ACROSS (continued): # 21 is _______ # 22 is _______ # 23 is _______ # 25 is _______

Your 22 y/o, non-pregnant patient is positive for chlamydia. She was asymptomatic during her physical and you were performing routine STI screening to be cautious. What are appropriate next steps in her care?

Why is it important to collect class data instead of using individual data?

What happened to the gene frequency of the gold gene from generation 1 to generation 15?

You are performing a pap smear in a 21 y/o sexually active female. She utilizes condoms inconsistently. She is unsure of her LMP. She is complaining of pelvic pain and her cervix is easily friable (bleeding) during your exam. What would you include in her plan of care for today? 

Which of the following is a TRUE statement regarding breastfeeding?

DOWN (continued): # 10 is _______ # 13 is _______ # 14 is _______ # 16 is _______ # 18 is _______ # 24 is _______

A client presents today for an examination with complaints of abnormal vaginal discharge that is thick and white with pruritis. She recently took antibiotics for a sinus infection. She is monogamous with a male partner who has been away for 2 months. You obtain a wet mount which demonstrates a pH of 4.0, few WBCs, and pseudohyphae/long branched chains with budding cells. Which of the following is the most appropriate treatment for her?