A 60 year old patient presents with complaints of knee pain with no trauma/injury precipitating the pain. They report pain with passive flexion of the affected knee as well as a sense of instability of the affected knee which is described as locking or giving away. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis and what is the next best action for this patient?

What diagnostic tests would you consider for your top differential? 

Based on this patient’s symptoms and physical exam findings, lumbosacral nerve root is likely affected by this condition?

A female patient presents to the clinic with lower abdominal pain, nausea, fever, and generalized malaise. You complete the following diagnostics, what is your top differential diagnosis?    Test Results Urine Color Yellow Urine pH  6.5 Ketones Negative Bilirubin Negative Pregnancy Negative Protein Negative Leukocyte Esterase  Negative Nitrites Negative Blood  Negative   

What medication would you recommend for a patient with bipolar II? 

What medication would you recommend for a patient with bipolar II? 

All are proper handling methods for mercury hygiene EXCEPT (p.75)

Light or open contacts can contribute to all of the following EXCEPT: (Pg 118)

An amalgam containing more than ____% mercury is considered mercury rich. (p.73)

As a right-handed operator and assistant, where should your seats be positioned? (Pg. 28)