You are evaluating a 45 yo female who presents with complain…
You are evaluating a 45 yo female who presents with complaints of intermittent lightheadedness and wooziness. She describes feeling like she is going to faint, although she has not lost consciousness. Based on her symptoms, which test(s) would you initially perform (choose all that apply):
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38 year-old male presents to your clinic with a 12-hour onset of fever, chills, dysuria, and pelvic pain. He is also experiencing some dribbling of urine, which he has never experienced before. He has body aches and appears acutely ill. He is married, a non-smoker, and non-drinker with a high-stress job. His UA shows + leukocytes and his prostate exam reveals a warm, firm, tender prostate. As his NP, you should:
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