Which of the following hypertensive individuals is most likely to have his or her high blood pressure diagnosed as secondary rather than essential?

The NP is volunteering and seeing patients at a free health clinic which serves a homeless population. The NP is seeing a patient with schizophrenia and substance use disorder with injection of intravenous drugs. Today, the patient is stating he feels terrible, complaining of being weak, experiencing fever and chills, and losing weight unintentionally. Assessment reveals a loud heart murmur, mild lower extremity edema, Osler nodes, and splinter hemorrhages.  The NP diagnoses

A person wishes to reduce the risk of developing coronary artery disease. This person has a normal lipid panel (LDL low normal at 72; and HDL 62 high normal). Which risk factor reduction would be the priority for the healthcare professional to advise for this person?

The NNP is caring for a patient with the CHD, transposition of the great vessels, prior to surgical repair. A neonate with this disorder would be most likely to exhibit which of the following on their CBC (complete blood count)? 

The neonate has been diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The NNP would expect for the echocardiogram report to have which of the following findings? 

The NP is seeing a 82-year-old patient who reported intermittent numbness and tingling yesterday with the inability to talk for several minutes. The patient feels better today. The NP is worried the patient experienced a TIA and immediately orders an EKG and heart monitoring to evaluate for atrial fibrillation because this heart rhythm results in

The”sunburst” of the cerebral sulci is a sonographic appearance of:

A patient presents at 30 weeks with abnormal lab values. Which of the following facial anomalies are seen on the image displayed?

Psychoanalysts are typically which type of mental health professional?

Common side effects of antidepressants are