A previously healthy child presents to the emergency department (ED) with a 2 week history of fever, bruising and decrease activity. CBC with differential and a chemistry panel are drawn and the child is started on IV fluids. The nurse receives a call from the lab with some critical values – the WBC is 1.4(K), with 50% “blasts”, ANC is 200 and hemoglobin is 9.0%. Based on the presentation of the child above to the ED and the lab values, what test would be ordered to determine a definitive diagnosis for this child?

Erickson’s stages of development are? Please list the stage and conflict (in this format: apples vs. oranges)

What is a trachoma?

Tamarlane claimed to be a descendant of _______ and ______ India.

How is Chlamydia trachomatis transmitted?

A 15 year old male arrives to the outpatient clinic for his chemotherapy infusion.  The teenager begins vomiting as soon as he gets into his room and sees the nurse who will be accessing his Port-a-cath to start the infusion.  What medication would be the BEST choice for this patient at this time and what is the rationale for selecting this medication?   (short answer please)

Which of the following statements about Chlamydia trachomatis is FALSE?

Which occupational group is at the highest risk for Chlamydia psittaci infection?

Initially, Japanese imperialists sought resources in

British dominance in India was aided by