A 2-year-old presents to clinic with a cough. Currently in your clinic, the patient is afebrile, sitting quietly, slightly dyspneic, and has a runny nose with congestion. Lungs are clear and the patient has bark-like cough in the office. Which is the most appropriate order for the child?

A 26-year-old pregnant female at 17 weeks gestation has an abnormal quad screen. When sharing the results with the patient, you consider that:

A patient has a suspected pneumonia and the NP uses the CURB-65. Which of the purpose of CURB-65?

An adult patient presents to you with severe nasal congestion.He has been self-medicating for rhinitis with over-the-counter Afrin for the last 10 days. He initially felt better, but he reports he cannot breathe through his nostrils without the Afrin. He is afebrile and does not have a headache. What is your top differential?

The preferred method for lung cancer screening for patients aged 50-80 with a 20 pack-year smoking history is:

A 6-month-old presents to the office with a history of 5 days of rhinorrhea, nasal congestion, cough, low grade fever, expiratory wheeze, and increased respiratory rate. The most likely diagnosis is:

The NP evaluates a 5-year-old with reports of hearing loss in the left ear. He prescribed amoxicillin last week for acute otitis media. His mother is asking for the NP for a different antibiotic as “he still has an infection.” On examination, the NP notes bubbles behind a pale and retracted tympanic membrane. The NP recommends all the following except:

A 17-year-old female presents with fever, adenopathy, and a sore throat. The NP recognizes which of the following as a test for diagnosis of streptococcal pharyngitis in the clinic?

A patient complains of decrease in hearing in the left ear. The NP recognizes all the following are considered conductive hearing losses except:

Chadwick’s sign is characterized by: