A patient presents with complaints of intermittent calf pain and numbness. On exam, the AGACNP notes paleness with hair loss to the lower extremities with diminished pedal pulses. Lower extremity skin is dry, thin, and shiny. The patient has a history of diabetes, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and tobacco use. What condition does this most likely describe?
Read DetailsA 35 year old male presents to the emergency department with complaints of a headache x 5 days. He describes the pain as “like a headband stuck around my head too tight” that is worse during the day than at night. He denies any major medical issues other than anxiety and depression. He works as a grocery store manager and typically averages 60 hours of work per week. He states the headaches don’t prevent him from working, but make it difficult. What type of headache is this patient describing?
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