A young adult female presents to the NP office with a complaint of vaginal itching and a heavy white discharge. The client gives a history of no sexual activity. On exam, the NP finds a red, edematous vulva and white patches on the vaginal walls. There is no odor to the discharge. The NP might expect what factor in the client history?

An athlete has injured his ankle playing basketball. He has right ankle pain, ecchymosis, significant edema, and is unable to bear weight at the time of the exam. The least likely injury is:

A 55 year old male presents complaining of epigastric pain and early satiety. His symptoms have progressed over the past 6 months to the point he can eat very little and has lost 10 pounds. He complains of constipation and occasional black stool. Which of the following is not an alarm symptom?

A factor contributing to stress incontinence is

When you ask a client to walk a straight line, heel to toe, you are assessing:

You are evaluating your patient with COPD. The patient uses a LABA twice daily. He reports having increased exertional dyspnea, a frequent cough and poor sleep. He is using a SABA 5-6 times each day. The FEV1 is 55% of predicted. The NP should prescribe a(n):

One of the most common causative organisms in UTIs is:

A 25 year old G1P1 has vaginal discharge and dyspareunia. If she has PID, what will you find on exam?

The NP performs a funduscopic exam on a patient who has recently been diagnosed with HTN. The NP identifies AV nicking.

A young woman presents with complaints of an irritation in the vaginal area. This is the first time this has occurred. On vaginal exam, the cervix is inflamed and friable. Flagellated protozoa are seen on wet prep. The most likely diagnosis is: