You have a 26-year-old patient on lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse)…

You have a 26-year-old patient on lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse) 70 mg daily in the morning for ADHD. The patient comes to your office with feeling like the lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse) is wearing off by about 1 pm. The patient initially takes the vyvanse at 7 am. The patient tells you they took a second lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse) 70 mg in the afternoon and it worked really well and they would like to change their script to lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse) 70 mg twice daily. What is your next best option? 

Joshua is a college golfer who underwent (R) ACL repair.  Yo…

Joshua is a college golfer who underwent (R) ACL repair.  You have been following a PT POC for strengthening for several sessions.  Today you reassessed his strength and note that all the strength grades at the hip and knee were 5/5; the ankle tested 4/5. What is the most appropriate action?

A patient presents to labor and delivery triage with a male…

A patient presents to labor and delivery triage with a male partner at her bedside. The patient is hesitant, avoiding eye contact with the nurse and looking to her partner for answers to any questions. Her left cheek has a visible bruise that is purple in color. List the actions that the nurse would take when suspecting abuse. (Select all that apply)

You are assigned to collect neck and trunk muscle strength d…

You are assigned to collect neck and trunk muscle strength data for a patient receiving physical therapy following a back injury. While interviewing your patient prior to testing, he reports he has been having trouble controlling his BP since Thanksgiving. You measure it at 170/100 mm Hg. He also complains of a persistent headache, not relieved by ibuprofen or acetaminophen. The most appropriate action is to:

The athlete complains of instability when walking and report…

The athlete complains of instability when walking and reports an MOI of tibial external rotation and valgus.  In addition, they present with knee ROM of 10 of Extension and 75 degrees of Flexion. and you suspect an injury to the ACL. What special test would you perform to confirm your suspicion of an ACL injury?