As a primary care provider you are seeing a 16 year old female for a follow up visit post sexual assault that occurred 3 days ago.  Your priority for this patient should be:

A 5-year-old girl presents for follow-up of an acute otitis media treated 5 weeks ago because her ears still feel “funny”, and her mom is concerned she can’t hear very well. There is serous fluid behind both TM’s today, but the rest of her exam is normal. In addition to education, the most appropriate management would be:

You are seeing a 16-year-old girl for contraception and she is definite that she wants to use oral contraceptive pills. As part of your patient education, you counsel:

The condition most consistent with the following description (8-month-old with moderate erythema and slight thickening of the skin over the facial cheeks with no other involvement) would be:

The practitioner is frequently called upon to differentiate between viral pharyngitis and group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis in the school-age child. Match the following features as characteristic most consistant with viral, strep, or both (answers can be used more than once)

According to an article posted by your peer when caring for patients with foods allergies practical ways for PCPs to help their patients and families include:

The most common infectious cause of ophthalmia neonatorum is:

Ultimately, you determine the toddler (in the previous question) has a mild microcytic, hypochromic anemia. In addition to appropriate dietary management, a practical next step for this child would be:

In assessing a 12 year old girl for a respiratory illness, the finding which is most likely to make you think of pertussis would be:

A healthy 2 month-old girl presents with a mildly erythematous papular rash primarily on her scalp, face, and neck with greasy scales behind her ears and over her brows. This is most consistent with: