The primary care NP sees a female patient and makes a diagnosis of Trichomonas vaginalis. The patient does not want to tell her partner she has it because she thinks she may have contracted it from someone else. The NP will tell her:
a. as long as she takes the antibiotic for 7 days, the infection will be cured.
b. she and all of her partners must be treated, or the infection will not be cured.
c. she can be treated, but if the infection recurs, she will have to tell both partners.
d. she and the person who infected her will need one-time doses of metronidazole.
Question 2
A patient comes to the clinic before a trip to an area where malaria is endemic. The primary care NP will prescribe:
a. tinidazole (Tindamax).
b. metronidazole (Flagyl).
c. chloroquine (Plaquenil).
d. amantadine (Symmetrel).
Female Breast
Patient teaching: vascular assessment
Examples of endocrine disorders. (D) A patient with gigantism.
Gingival enlargement in a patient taking phenytoin.
High net primary productivity
Primary growth in a root