Your patient is a 21-year-old male who is alert and oriented, complaining of a rash that started about 36 hours ago, first appearing on his trunk. The rash has now spread to his face and extremities. You notice multiple small, fluid-filled vesicles on the patient's body. The patient is concerned that he will miss work as a second-grade student teacher. He has no medical history, including childhood diseases. The patient is most likely suffering from:
A) rubella.
B) Epstein-Barr virus.
C) herpes simplex.
D) varicella.
Question 2
Myocardial ischemia is caused by an imbalance of:
A) oxygen supply and demand.
B) oxygen bioavailability.
C) free radical oxygen.
D) sodium bicarbonate.
(A) The male pelvis (android) is shaped like a funnel, forming a narrower outlet than the female. (B
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