Mrs. Peters is a diabetic patient of yours.  Of the following risk factors which one is NOT a risk factor for Mrs Peters to develop a foot ulcer.

The clinician is seeing a patient complaining of a unilateral red eye. The clinician suspects conjunctivitis. The presence of mucopurulent discharge and involvement of one eye suggests which type of conjunctivitis?

Your 32 year old male patient noted a mass under their tongue. It is noted on your exam, as well. Neither their subjective or objective exam is concerning for an infection. What is the next step in the work up?

A 22 year old male student comes to the student health clinic today. He admits that he’s been eating greasy dorm food since the start of school and has been very constipated and had to strain excessively to have a bowel movement. When he came out of the bathroom, his eye was red. Upon history taking, he denies pain, vision change, headache, and discharge from the eye or any other noted changes. You suspect:

A 62 year old male comes to your clinic complaint of substernal chest pain, described as an ache and burning. The pain is aggravated by physical activity and usually resolves in about 6-7 minutes after he rests. He is pain free now in clinic. His probable diagnosis is:

The compound above is a macromolecule, what kind of macromolecule is it and what is its formula?

We have spent a lot of time learning about cells. It is important that you can related cells to their components and organisms.  Cells are made up by [answer 1]. Cells make up [answer 2]. 

match the monomer with its correct macromolecule

Proteins have many functions in our cells. Some examples of proteins in our bodies include

What are three different ways that our cell membrane regulates what enters the cell? Even if you cannot remember the actual scientific term, you can earn points by describing the process.