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1. What has changed in terms of recommended antibiotic treatment for uncomplicated lower UTIs? 2. 3. a . 4. Seven-day regimens are now recommended. 5. 6. b . 7. Three times a day of oral antibi... otics are now recommended. 8. 9. c . 10.Three-day regimens are now recommended. 11. 12.d . 13.A single dose is now recommended. 1. What is considered to be a common trigger of psoriasis? 2. 3. a . 4. Stre ss 5. 6. b . 7. Preg nanc y 8. 9. c . 10.Migr aine s 11. 12.d . 13.Men stru ation The clinician is seeing a 48-year-old woman for the first time. She is overweight and has a blood pressure of 120/92. She is on no medications and does not smoke or drink alcohol. Her family history is negative for heart disease. Her physical exam is unremarkable. The clinician should advise her as follows: a. Her blood pressure is high normal and does not require further follow-up at this time. b. She has prehypertension. c. She has stage 1 hypertension. d. She needs two additional blood pressure checks on two separate occasions. 1. What tends to cause acne in adolescence? 2. 3. a . 4. A decrease in estrogen 5. 6. b . 7. Dietary changes 8. 9. c . 10.Hormonal birth control use 11. 12.d . 13.An increase in testosterone The onset of labor is indicated by regular uterine contractions and: a. Complete dilation of the cervix b. Change in the position of the fetus c. Rupture of the membranes d. Progressive cervical change The onset of labor is indicated by regular uterine contractions and: a. Complete dilation of the cervix b. Change in the position of the fetus c. Rupture of the membranes d. Progressive cervical change Which of the following statements does not support the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease? a. Crying every day b. Forgetting where she puts things c. Getting lost driving to the grocery store d. Lost ability to balance a checkbook A 23-year-old woman is seeing the clinician because of chronic headaches. These headaches are typically preceded by seeing flashing lights. These visual distortions spontaneously resolve followed by throbbing pain on either the right or left side of her head. Pain is associated with [Show More]

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