A patient recovering from hip surgery complains of sudden onset of shortness of breath. He tells you he feels anxious and has a sense of impending doom. Which of the following conditions is the patient most likely experiencing?

What causes the pain experienced during angina?

A patient presents to a clinic exhibiting signs of muscle pain, headaches and a fever that spikes and then subsides for 48 hours, but otherwise exhibits no other symptoms or signs. What pathogen is most likely responsible for this disease?

What is the most common cause of cholecystitis?

Which physiologic process is decreased in osteoporosis?

What are common clinical manifestations of Grave’s disease?

What are clinical manifestations of fluid volume deficit?

A patient severely anxious. An arterial blood gas (ABG) indicates the patient is in respiratory alkalosis. Which of the following is the most likely cause of his blood gas result?

Where is edema most likely to occur in a patient with left sided heart failure?

Foam cells and plaques are part of the pathophysiology of which disorder?