What clinical signs/symptoms help differentiate urinary tract infection from pyelonephritis

While gathering the medical history of a patient, the patient notes a severe allergy to peanuts with anaphylaxis. What type of hypersensitivity does this patient demonstrate?

A physical therapist is seeing a home care patient. Upon arrival at the patient’s home, the therapist notes that the patient is pale and sweating profusely.  The patient reports arm pain, palpitations, and nausea.  What is the MOST appropriate action the therapist should take?

A physical therapist is evaluating a 6 year old child who has a history of epilepsy and autistic spectrum disorder. During the examination, the therapist notes 10 cafe au lait spots on the child’s abdomen and back.  What health condition should the therapist suspect and subsequently refer the patient back to the pediatrician?

A physical therapist is doing a chart review and notes that a patient’s hemoglobin is currently 7 and trending downward. What is the BEST course of action?

Physiologic Deadspace refers to which of the following conditions?

During a treadmill warmup in an outpatient clinic, a patient with KNOWN history of cardiac disease reports chest pain that feels like heartburn, and rates it as a 3 on a scale of 0 to 10. The therapist has the patient sit and rest and the pain dissipates after two minutes.  What would this be classified as?

A physical therapist is seeing a patient following an ankle sprain.  Which treatment intervention should be AVOIDED if the patient has a history of contact dermatitis?

Exercising at an intensity that is between rest and AT1 would most likely lead to which of the following situations for a group of individuals who are not very active or fit?

A wide range of positive and negative affect would be most likely to occur during a: