Clark Grable, a 68-year-old African American male, is a reti…

Clark Grable, a 68-year-old African American male, is a retired maintenance worker who comes to your clinic for a general check-up. He reports “feeling fine”. His past medical history is unremarkable. You note that his blood pressure at check-in 30 minutes ago was 184/114. You repeat his B/P is 176/108. Your exam does not note any evidence of target organ damage. His UA, fundoscopy, cardiac evaluation, and neuro exam are all normal.  As Clark’s primary care provider, your most appropriate action would be to:

James, a 20 y/o client, comes to your clinic with a chief co…

James, a 20 y/o client, comes to your clinic with a chief complaint of “severe sore throat” for the past 3 days. He states he also ran a fever but does not know how high it got and he feels very tired. Physical exam reveals enlarged tonsils with large patchy exudates, inflamed pharynx and enlarged posterior cervical lymph nodes bilaterally. You suspect:

*A 20 y/o female college student comes to student health wit…

*A 20 y/o female college student comes to student health with complaints of fatigue, fever, sore throat and nausea.  She states that a couple of her friends have had the same thing and were told it was a virus and they needed to stay on bed rest.  Temp today is 102, her throat is erythematous with tender posterior cervical lymphadenopathy.  Her liver is also slightly tender and extend 2cms below the costal margin.  Which of the following tests would help you the most with your diagnosis?