A 12 yo male is brought to the office because of recurrent episodes of epistaxis during the past two months.  He has no history of bruising or unexplained bleeding.  While he is in the exam room, an episode of epistaxis occurs.  On physical examination, anterior bleeding is visible within the Kiesselbach plexus.  Which of the following is the most appropriate initial step in management?

Lab tests recommended for an 8 yo female who has a BMI > 95th percentile include all of the below except:

Findings on an infant exam concerning for craniosynostosis include:

The most appropriate treatment for uncomplicated acute otitis externa with an intact TM is:

When evaluating a 12 month old for communication skills, one milestone that should be met is:  

Which immunizations would you order for a 4 month old male who is in your office for a routine well child check.  The infant received the recommended immunizations at 2 months of age and received his first Hepatitis B vaccine at birth?  

When instructing a school age child and their parent about the significance of peak expiratory flow readings, you should teach them that, when the reading is in the yellow zone, this means that the asthma control is what?

A 2-month-old infant is brought to clinic with a stuffy, runny nose of 3 days’ duration. The infant is afebrile and has no cough or respiratory difficulty but is not nursing or sleeping well. The tympanic membranes are within normal limits. What advice would the FNP give?

Findings that raise suspicion for child abuse include all of the below except:  

You are completing the examination of a 12 month old male.  You note the following abnormal finding which would necessitate a specialist referral.