Harry is a 75-year-old gentleman who presents to the urgent care where you are working with a complaint of “chest pain.” He reports chest pain intermittently with exertion, such as working in his garden, but then resolves with rest. Chest pain is described as “pressure” and is without radiation. Associated factors include mild SOB and diaphoresis.  Pertinent past medical history includes diabetes mellitus and former tobacco abuse. While waiting in the waiting room to see you Harry reports he began feeling return of his chest pain and it has not resolved. You perform an EKG and note ST elevation in leads II, III, & AVF. Harry’s current chest pain is most likely related to:

When interviewing a patient who reports chronic cough, occurring at night, morning hoarseness, and heartburn? Which of these would be part of your differential diagnosis?

Hattie is a 60-year-old female with PMH significant for HTN, DM II, and ongoing tobacco abuse who was recently found to have a 48 mm ascending thoracic aortic aneurysm by echocardiogram. You have reviewed Hattie’s echo with the cardiothoracic service, and there is no surgical intervention indicated at this time, and serial follow-up/monitoring has been recommended. As Hattie’s nurse practitioner, what is the most important treatment measure you will recommend to Hattie?

After reading Chapter 4 of this book, try to calculate x in the following examples. 9.5/1.2 = 28.5/x

Which of the following is primarily operated by a touchscreen?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of notebook systems?

Which of the following companies is a manufacturer of CPUs?

Which of the following is NOT a long-term storage device?

Which connector on the back of a computer is used to attach a mouse to a modern PC system?

Tina has accepted a position as a graphic designer. She wants a powerful device that she can connect multiple large screens to. Which device would be the BEST option for her?