1. Patient is a 20 year old Hispanic male college student who comes to the student health center complaining of pain on urination. His urine test is positive for Neisseria gonorrhea. What should you do.
2. What are the different types of fractures? Name and explain.
3. What are the risk factors for osteoporosis? What diagnostic study will you expect the health care provider to order for osteoporosis.
4. A 45 year female, comes to the clinic complaining of widespread burning pain that worsens and improves throughout the day. She also complains of being very tired. Her medical history is negative except for irritable bowel syndrome. What factors in her initial presentation suggests she may be suffering from fibromyalgia instead of myofascial pain syndrome.
5. A 74 year old Man who is brought into the ED by his daughter. He is complaining of a fever, nausea, and constant pain in his left leg. He has a history of diabetes mellitus and foot ulcers. Examination of V.R's left leg indicates inflammation with restricted movement secondary to pain. He is admitted to the hospital . His WBC count is elevated. CT scan reveals severe inflammation of the tibia and surrounding soft tissue. His daughter asks how his bone could get an infection. How would you explain the disease process and likely cause?