A patient is brought to the clinic by a family member with complaint of headache, confusion and fatigue.  The patient’s mother reports her daughter was studying for an exam when she had a seizure.  What is the most important information the practitioner should elicit from the patient’s mother?

A worsening pattern of severe headaches suggest all of the following EXCEPT:

A 28 year woman presents with influenza.  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which of the following is the best treatment option:

Rhinovirus Cold-producing viruses:

A 56 year old female is in your clinic with complaints of unilateral ear pressure, hearing difficulties, and popping sensation. Patient reports she has not had an upper respiratory infection. What exams should the APRN include?

True or False: After having a common cold, a person is typically “immune” to reinfection for up to 3-4 months if re-exposed to the same cold-producing virus.

If avoidance of environmental factors does not adequately relieve allergy symptoms in pregnancy, which treatment is often recommended as first line

A 22 year old complains of a headache of 2-hour duration that is described as unilateral and throbbing in nature with nausea, photophobia and phonophobia.  Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A 29 y.o G3 P2 at 31 weeks gestational age presented to her antenatal visit with c/o left side facial pain, slight mouth asymmetry, facial weakness with mouth movement, and a recent upper respiratory infection.  Based on her history and the clinical findings , you diagnose her with Bell’s Palsy. If treatment is administered, which of the following is the most widely accepted?

The NP/CNM is performing a functional neurological examination on a client who presents with chief complaint of headache.  The NP/CNM notes papilledema on the ophthalmoscopic exam. You know this finding is associated with: