14.  When performing a reproductive exam on a cis-male infant which of the following would be considered an abnormal finding?

12. Normal changes occur in the vagina with age. When examining an older cis-female patient, what exam findings would you consider normal?

43. The best way to ease the apprehension of a 3-year-old child before a physical examination is to:

16. Your 18-year-old cis-male patient presents with concerns of small, painless lumps on the scrotum that occasionally enlarge and discharge oily material. You suspect:

8.  Your 32-year-old cis female patient presents with concerns of a breast lump. She describes the lump as smooth, rubbery, and non-tender. It is mobile. Upon exam you note no skin changes or retraction and that the lump is mobile with well delineated margins. Your most likely differential diagnosis is:

17. You can palpate the posterior surface of the prostate gland. On exam you would expect a healthy prostate to:

25. What is the difference between a vesicle and a bulla?

13. A reproductive exam may be anxiety provoking for patients. Your attitude and ability to communicate can reassure the patient. It is important to remember that:

Capillary refill time is the time it takes the capillary to fill after it is occluded by pressure, indicating the health of the vascular system.  If the vascular system is intact, the refill time is

You are examining a 70-year-old male patient who is being evaluated for an episode of syncope.  Auscultation of his heart reveals a mid-systolic ejection murmur, medium pitch, crescendo-decrescendo, heard best at the second right intercostal border with the diaphragm of the stethoscope.  The sound of this murmur radiates to his neck.   Which heart murmur is present?