An adult patient presents with complaints of acute onset of upper respiratory symptoms that started 2 weeks ago. Symptoms initially started with nasal drainage which resolved after 3 days, however the cough still persists. The cough started as dry but patient reports in the last couple days they are starting to cough up some purulent sputum and patient reports substernal burning pain with cough inspiration. On auscultation of there are  wheezes and rhonchi, loudest over the bronchial regions of the lungs. Which of the following medications would not be an appropriate treatment choice for this patient’s condition?

An African American patient presents to the clinic with a history of diuretic therapy for poorly controlled hypertension. According to JNC-8, what classification of medication is recommended for this patient to add to the current diuretic therapy?

What is a common cause of Pleural Effusion?  

What is your differential? 

A patient presents to the clinic post bar fight and is noted to have facial trauma. The patient is conscious but blood appears in the nose and mouth. What is the most important factor to consider in this patient? 

You are treating a 10 year old patient for asthma in your primary care clinic. They are having asthma symptoms about 3 times per week, but not daily despite the use of a SABA PRN. What is your next step?

What is your most likely differential diagnosis for this patient?

What patients qualify for low-dose CT Lung Cancer Screening according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and American Academy of Family Physicians criteria? (Select all that apply)    

You are concerned that a patient has a UTI, what symptoms would support this suspicion? 

For the patient in the previous question, what is the most appropriate diagnostic test that will substantiate or confirm your top differential diagnosis?