Your next patient is 73-year-old female with progressive right hip pain. She has been having symptoms for months. She has noticed the beginning signs of limited mobility, especially over the past 3-4 week. As you consider your patient’s age, hip anatomy, and previous history, you know the following:

Intractable dizziness can be complicated to evaluate in the older adult.  Always concerned about fall risk, fracture and/or head injury.  This population may multiple medications and have numerous specialists prescribing their medications.  It is your job as a primary care provider to look at all of their medications  What medications are NOT generally problematic and can be used safely without caution for the older patient population?

Your next patient is a 22-year-old woman who presents with shortness of breath. Asthma is in your list of differentials for shortness of breath. You ordered a short acting beta 2 treatment to determine reversible airflow obstruction. The APRN knows the following about the diagnosis of asthma:

Which cranial nerve innervates four extraocular muscles and the sphincter pupillae? LO 7.4

The muscle that raises and lowers the testes in response to the outside temperature is __________.

 Motor innervation to the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles exits the skull through the jugular foramen in which cranial nerve?

The cornea of the eye has blood vessels. 

Which structure is found in both males and females? LO 8.26, 8.27

After the kidneys, the __________ carries urine to the bladder. 

During a Suprapubic Cystostomy, a _____ catheter will be temporarily placed in the bladder for drainage.