Emily Bresser comes to the office complaining of pain and bu…
Emily Bresser comes to the office complaining of pain and burning when she urinates. Dr. Petri suspects that Emily has a urinary tract infection. He asks Natalie Moorehead, CMA, to set up for a microscopic examination of Emily’s urine sediment. Natalie prepares the microscope by
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A pediatric patient presents in the primary care clinic with three day history of diarrhea after a hamburger cookout at the river. The patient is pale and lethargic. There are no obvious bruising, petechiae or easy bleeding. Urinalysis results include mild proteinuria and hematuria. Because of the patient’s history, a priority differential diagnosis should include:
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