Which is most likely to be noted in a 45-year-old woman with laboratory evidence of chronic excessive alcohol ingestion?

ID: Which muscle is indicated by “D” in the image below?

Matching: Functional brain regions

You have agreed to help complete sports physicals for the local high school. Over 100 students came to the event and have been standing in long lines for the past few hours. When you go to bring the next student back, you notice a 18-year-old male that appears pale. He suddenly slumps to the floor and is unresponsive for 5 seconds but then begins to arouse. He is now alert and oriented x 4. His friend tells you that they got up really early this morning and ran 5 miles to prepare for cross country running. What should be your initial treatment?

Patient education is essential with your patient who you just diagnosed with infectious conjunctivitis. Which items should you share with your patient? Select all that apply. 

A 32-year-old woman has an exposure to HIV after a condom broke while having vaginal sex with her male partner who has HIV. She is unsure of his current viral load or whether he has been adherent to antiretroviral therapy. She did not seek care at that time but is now being seen 3 weeks later. Upon using a laboratory-based HIV-1/2 antigen-antibody immunoassay for follow-up HIV testing, which correct item of education should you share with the patient? 

ID: Which muscle is indicated by “B” in the image below?  

Astrocytes engulf microbes invading the central nervous system.

Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is produced from blood plasma passing through a                                    and into ependymal cells lining the ventricles.

Melinda is a 58-year-old who presents to clinic today with sudden onset of shortness of breath and slight sharp chest pain.  She indicates she flew in from Australia last night and initially thought that her symptoms may be due to jet lag from travel. However, the shortness of breath has become more intense and she wonders if she could have contracted COVID pneumonia on the plane.  Routine meds include lisinopril, metformin, atorvastatin, premarin, and provera.  What is your primary differential diagnosis?