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Mrs. Abbott, age 32, “twisted”  her ankle when stepping off a curb. She has pain on weight bearing and limited range of motion on examination. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient who is healthy and has no risk factors asks what are tests she will have done during her pregnancy to check for fetal abnormalities such as down’s syndrome? Your reply will be:

A 52 year old male patient presents to your clinic with a laceration on the dorsal side of left hand after becoming injured with gardening equipment. After assessing the the wound,  in order to expedite healing, the Nurse Practitioner should irrigate the wound with:

True or False: When doing a skin laceration repair, white petrolatum ointment can be used in the  post procedure care which is as effective as antibiotic ointment?

True or False. The nurse practitioner should always use pressure irrigation for a puncture wound in order to decrease the spread of contaminants and bacteria.   

A 20 year old female comes to you clinic with a left knee laceration after a fall. After irrigating the wound, the nurse practitioner determines that the laceration requires suturing.  After satisfactorily placing the suture on the patient’s laceration, what is the nurse practitioner’s next step? 

It is recommended that the use of EMLA (Lidocaine/Prilocaine) topical anesthetic cream in newborns should not be applied for more than _________ to avoid risk of acquired methemoglobinemia.

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