Which technological development ultimately led Hitler to withdraw the infamous U-boats from the North Atlantic?

Why did President Wilson allow billions of dollars in loans to keep American goods flowing to Britain and France in 1916?

Franklin Roosevelt ran for president under which party?

“Migrant Mother” was taken in (and became a symbol of) what era?

One of Woodrow Wilson’s arguments for passing the Nineteenth Amendment allowing women to vote was that

According to the photo titled “Riveting Rosies,” women were especially important to which wartime industry? GetCogneroMedia.jpg

President Wilson declared that he would not support a “government of butchers” as a way of justifying which decision?

A 40-year-old biologic male patient is in the clinic for a routine physical examination. The patient is active and walks a dog daily. On examination, his blood pressure is 140/90 and the comprehensive metabolic panel drawn prior to the appointment reveals a fasting glucose of 115 mg/dL. Based on these exam findings, the clinician should do the following (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY):

You are caring for an 75-year-old patient with a history of angina and new onset fatigue and hair loss. Recent labs revealed an increased TSH and decreased Free T4, indicating a need for treatment for hypothyroidism. Which of the following is the most appropriate medication and dosage for this patient to start?

A patient has been diagnosed with hypertension. Based on thier history and age, guideline recommendations indicate they are to begin diuretic therapy. The provider notes clear breath sounds, no organomegaly, and no peripheral edema. The patient’s serum electrolytes are normal and has no contraindications. Based on this information, provider should prescribe: