Joan is a 65 year-old woman who is completing a course of Augmentin (amoxil/clavulonic acid) for a resolving sinusitis,  reports to the primary care clinic for annual labs, the provider reports that there is blood in her urine on the urinalysis. She denies any dysuria, fever,  or rectal pain? What is the potential cause?

A 28-year-old female presents to the clinic with a 6-month history of involuntary weight loss, recurrent abdominal cramping, right lower quadrant pain, loose stools, anal fissure, anorexia, fever, and fatigue, which of the following diagnoses would be at the top of your differential list?

**What is the primary feature of Parkinson’s Disease?

What does the mnemonic TRAP of the major manifestations of Parkinson’s disease stand for?

The diagnostic exam of choice for Multiple Sclerosis is: 

Mimi, age 52, watched CNN and there was a news story reporting controversies regarding what age women should have routine screening mammograms. You respond:

** Which of the following is a contraindication for hormone replacement therapy with estrogen/progestin? 

Jane comes into your clinic and you diagnose her with interstitial cystitis.  You know that symptoms of interstitial cystitis are most like what other condition?

**Which of the following statements is true about Parkinson’s Disease?   

Kelli age 24, has genital warts (condylomata) and would like to have them treated. All of the following could be applied EXCEPT: