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Lesions often begin as small, firm, dome-shaped growths on genitals or other parts of the body (armpits, neck, face, hands); have a surface that feels smooth, waxy, or pearly; are flesh- colored or pink; have a dimple in the center (may be filled with a thick, white substance that is cheesy or waxy); and are painless but itch. Scratching or picking can spread the virus. - Answer>>Molluscum contagiosum Thayer-Martin Selective Agar is an enriched medium for the selective isolation of - Answer>>Neisseria species. N. gonorrhoeae Trauma to Kiesselbach's plexus will result in an - Answer>>anterior nosebleed The diagnostic or gold-standard test for sickle cell anemia - Answer>>glucose- 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) anemia the test is positive in De Quervain's tenosynovitis - Answer>>Finkelstein's test—positive in De Quervain's tenosynovitis Anterior drawer maneuver and Lachman maneuvers are positive when: - Answer>>anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee is damaged positive in meniscus injuries of the knee - Answer>>McMurray's sign

neovascularization, cotton wool spots, and microaneurysms are suggestive off - Answer>>diabetic retinopathy atrioventricular [AV] nicking, silver and/or copper wire arterioles on fundal exam are suggestive of - Answer>>hypertensive retinopathy A S4 heart sound is auscultated in an elderly patients, suggesting:

• Answer>>S4 heart sounds absent other symptoms in the elderly are often a benign finding For pain relief during pregnancy use: - Answer>>For pain relief, pick acetaminophen (Tylenol) instead of NSAIDs such as ibuprofen (Advil) or naproxen (Aleve, Anaprox) which hand should the ophthalmoscope be held in to examine a patient's eye - Answer>>should be held in the same hand as the eye being examined the cut to disc ratio of a normal fundal exam should not exceed - Answer>>1:2, e.g. the cup should not be more than half the size of the disc diameter if the provider is having trouble visualizing the macula on fundoscopic exam, the patient should be asked to look: - Answer>>directly into the light of the ophthalmoscope clinical term used to described patient who have trouble seeing items that are far away (nearsightedness) - Answer>>myopia clinical term for farsightedness - Answer>>hyperopia

difficulty in maintaining a clear focus at a new distance due to lessening of flexibility of the crystalline lens and weakening of ciliary muscles - common after 40 years - Answer>>presbyopia raised, wedge-shaped growth of noncancerous tissue over the conjunctiva exacerbated by sun, wind and dust - Answer>>pterygium acute inflammatory process affecting the eyelid usually caused by staphylococcus aureus - Answer>>hordeolum (stye) hordeolum (stye) is most commonly caused by what organism - Answer>>staphylococcus aureus hordeolum is commonly managed with: - Answer>>1. warm compresses

2. topical bacitracin or erythromycin ointment
3. refer to an ophthalmologist if not resolved in ~ 2 days beady nodule on the eye lid that is usually painless apart from the tenderness caused by swelling - Answer>>chalazion seborrheic dermatitis of the LID EDGE, often presents with red, scaly, greasy flakes - Answer>>blepharitis tends to be the most irritating clinical symptoms of blepharitis - Answer>>itching TX for blepharitis - Answer>>1. hot compress
4. topical abx: bacitracin or erythromycin
5. Vigorously scrub lashes and lid margins with eyes closed and follow with thorough rinsing

organism most commonly responsible for blepharitis - Answer>>staphylococcus most common inflammatory eye disorder with itching, burning, increases tearing, blurred vision (possible), sensation of foreign body in the eye which may be caused by allergies, chemical irritation, bacterial, viral or gonococcal/chlamydial infection - Answer>>conjunctivitis (pink-eye) results from an increased intraocular pressure - Answer>>glaucoma acute increase in IOP, opthalmic emergency - Answer>>closed- angle glaucoma a patient who presents with extreme eye pain, blurred vision, pupils that are dilated or fixed and HALOS AROUND LIGHTS should be: - Answer>>referred to opthlamology for emergent suspicion of closed-angel glaucoma screening for glaucoma should begin at age - Answer>> 40 results from clouding and opacification of the normally clear lens of the eye - Answer>>cataracts highest cause of treatable blindness is: - Answer>>cataracts most common surgical procedure in patients 65+ - Answer>>cataract surgery a patient presents with painless, clouded or dim vision with halos around lights, no red reflex and DIPLOPIA IN A SINGLE EYE would be suspected of - Answer>>cataract

floaters in the eye is the most concerning symptom for: - Answer>>retinal detachment the most important diagnostic indicator in the evaluation of headache is: - Answer>>chronology patient describes a "vise-like", generalized headache that is more intense about his neck and back of head. The most probable diagnosis is: - Answer>>tension headache duration of tension headaches are usually: - Answer>>no more than a few hours management of tension headache include: - Answer>>OTC analgesics and relaxation the pathophysiology of most migraines is: - Answer>>a result of dilation and excessive pulsation of the external carotid artery migraine's typically last: - Answer>>at least 2 but no more than 72 hours migraines without aura are classified as: - Answer>>common migraine migraines with aura are classified as: - Answer>>classic migraine migraine headaches, which affect females > males can commonly be triggered by this inciting event in women: - Answer>>hormonal changes seen with onset of the menstrual cycle

patient reports a unilateral throbbing headache that occurs episodically. she states reports "seeing stars" and some weakness. she has no history of migraines. the appropriate first step is: - Answer>>all patients with new migraines must be worked up to R/O organic causes of disease. the provider should order: CBC CMP VDRL ESR CT scan the priority management of chronic migraine includes: - Answer>>1. avoidance of triggers

2. relaxation / stress avoidance
3. prophylactic daily therapy if attacks occur more than 2-3 times per month if amitriptyline (Elavil) is being used for migraine prophylaxis, the provider knows to monitor for: - Answer>>prolongation of the QT interval which is a BLACK BOX warning on all tricyclics abortive therapy for migraines include: - Answer>>sumatriptan 6mg sub-q, repeated every other to max of 3 doses OR sumatriptan 25 mg PO an onset a patient presents with unilateral periorbital pain with no prior history of migraine. the most likely diagnosis is: - Answer>>cluster headache abortive therapy for cluster headache - Answer>>usually includes sumatriptan and 100% O

for which two headache types is sumitriptan indicated: - Answer>>cluster and migraine patient presents with hx of diagnosed parkinson's and onset of tremors that had previously been controlled. which medication should the NP add: - Answer>>an anticholinergic to help alleviate the tremor, e.g. trihexyphenidyl (Artane) on physical exam a patient who has a positive glabellar reflex when repetitively tapped over the bridge of the nose is illiciting what sign? name the sign and the commonly associated clinical condition - Answer>>myerson's sign (blinks in response to tap on the nose) which is suggestive of parkinsons the classic triad of parkinson's is represented by what clinical symptoms: - Answer>>tremor rigidity bradykinesia contraction of the facial muscles when the facial nerve (VII) is tapped briskly in front of the ear is termed: what does the condition result from - Answer>>chvostek's sign usually resulting from low calcium the group with the highest prevalence of cluster headaches are: - Answer>>middle-aged men name the two most common types of dementia in order of prevalence: - Answer>>Alzheimer's disease Vascular Dementia first line agents for migraine prophylaxis include: - Answer>>propranolol (Inderal) amitriptyline (Elavil)

sodium valproate topiramate the gag reflex is a function of which cranial nerve - Answer>>X - the vagus nerve. the gag reflex evaluates nasopharyngeal sensation acute onset of headaches behind one eye with eye pain, autonomic s/sx with hazy cornea or partial dilation of the affected pupil: - Answer>>acute/narrow angle-close glaucoma requiring referral to ED a patient who demonstrates resistance to a flex hip (or back pain) that is attempted to be straightened while keeping the hip flexed shows: - Answer>>positive kernig's sign indicative of inflammation on lumbar nerve roots which may indicate menigeal irritation patient reflexes the hips and knee to relieve pressure when the provider flexes the patients head toward the chest - Answer>>positive brudzinski's sign indicative of menigeal irritation two physical exam tests for meningeal irritation are: - Answer>>kernig's sign and brudzinski's sign a patient has been diagnosed with chronic migraine and is being started on sumitriptan for abortive therapy. Counseling should include: - Answer>>R/O hx of cardiovascular disease, HPTN, CVA, TIA

• warn patients that flushing, tingling, chest/neck/sinus/jaw discomfort can occur

SUPERVISE 1st dose if patient has any risk factor for cardiovascular disease, diabetics, obesity, males>40 etc. as there is increased risk of MI Name the V cranial nerves and its major divisions: - Answer>>the trigeminal nerve has three branches:

• ophthalmic
• maxillary
• mandibular shock like facial pain, lasting from seconds to minutes per episode that follows a branch of CN V is most likely: - Answer>>trigeminal neuralgia (Tic Douloureux) patient responds that it feels like pins and needles sensation when the provider tap on the anterior wrist briskly. What test has been performed and what does the finding indicate - Answer>>tinel's sign indicative of carpel tunnel T=Tinel=Tingling patient reports tingling sensation when asked to place her wrists together in full flexion. What test has been performed and what does the finding indicate:
• Answer>>Phalen's Sign indicative of carpel tunnel primary abortive treatment for cluster headache should always include: - Answer>>High dose oxygen at 12L/m for 15 minutes A triptan or intranasal lidocaine may also be added first line a patient asked for an herbal alternative for headache treatment, the provider may suggest: - Answer>>butterburr

a patient presents with a bilateral headaches which feels "band- like head pain". The most likely diagnosis is: - Answer>>muscle tension headache complications of metformin include: - Answer>>lactic acidosis renal dysfunction, patients with renal disease and alcoholics are at increased risk metabolic syndrome is defined as: - Answer>>elevated BP + waist circumference 35:40 F:M FPG > 100 Triglycerides > 150 HDL < 40M or < 50F a diabetic patient is hypoglycemic is the morning but not during the not. the provider recognizes this as _______ and makes what adjustment to the insulin regimen - Answer>>dawn phenomenon, increase the coverage in the evening who is recommended to receive thyroid screening and at what age - Answer>>women should begin screening at age of 50 the primary pathology of addison's disease is a lack of: - Answer>>cortisol and aldosterone by the adrenal gland a patient with a TSH > 5.0 mU/L with normal T3 and T4 levels would be classified as: - Answer>>subclinical hypothyroidism the initial lab screening for hypothyroidism would show: - Answer>>High TSH > 5 with low T4 and T the gold standard for dx confirmation of hypothyroidism is: - Answer>>order a TPO, thyroid peroxidase antibody which confirms hasimoto's hypothyroidism

the appropriate next step following diagnosis of hyperthyroidism is: - Answer>>referral to an endocrinologist koilonychia is the clinical term for? What condition is it often associated with? - Answer>>spoon shaped nails that is often seen in patients with iron deficient anemia most prevalence gyn cancer - Answer>>uterine second most prevalence gyn cancer - Answer>>ovarian most prevalent cancer in females - Answer>>breast highest morality cancer in females - Answer>>lung highest overall mortality from cancer related to - Answer>>lung most prevalent cancer in men - Answer>>prostate most prevalent cancer overall (males and females) - Answer>>skin 1st line TX for AOM is: - Answer>>Amoxicillin 500mg PO BID X 7 days first line management of acne includes: - Answer>>non- pharmacologic therapies:

• washing several times / day with mild soap
• avoid topical oil-based products
• use oil free cleansers and moisturizers second line therapy for acne includes: - Answer>>benzoyl peroxide is first line and/or salicyclic acid (Neutrogen 2% wash)

then Retina A then combination antibiotics + erythromycin (Benzamycin) when prescribing retina A the NP councils on the risk of: - Answer>>- increase risk of sunburn

• pregnancy category C - adverse effects have been shown in animal studies; only use when the benefits clearly outweigh the risk the most frequently use ABX for acne is: - Answer>>clindamycine the most common cause of inflamed hair follices, including: folliculitis, furuncle's and carbuncles is: - Answer>>staphylococcus aureus treatment of choice for CA-MRSA - Answer>>trimethoprim- sulfamethoxazole treatment of choice for group A strep: - Answer>>trimethoprim- sulfamethoxazole skin infection commonly found in the groin, axilla or folds of the skin with abscess formation - Answer>>hidradenitis suppurativa subungual hematomas are common injuries to _____________ which are commonly treated by ___________ - Answer>>nail bed treated by trephination (drilling a hole in the nail to relieve hematoma) the NP removes scales from a patient's defined plaque which begins to bleed. The NP correctly notes a positive finding for what clinical sign: - Answer>>auspitz sign: droplets of blood when scales are removed - not a concerning finding

treatment for psoriasis may include: - Answer>>- topicals scalp - tar/salicyclic acid shampoo) body - betamethasone

• UVB light exposure an inital lesion between 2 to 10cm is noted on the trun and/or proximal extremities. the rash is follows a "christmas tree" pattern and is pruritic in nature. The best DX is: - Answer>>pityriasis rosea patient present's with a macular or papular rash that has a target "bull's eye" type of appearance. the patient has erythema migrans (expanding red lesion) with a central clearing and complains of flu-like symtpoms: the most likely diagnosis is: - Answer>>lyme disease for which doxycycline is first line and the patient should be referred patient present's with a maculopapular rash, petechial rash, c/o abdominal pain, joint pain and flu-like symptoms. The NP is concerned for: - Answer>>RMSF which is lethal if not treated is 7 days, immediate referral to ED is required for doxycycline treatment patient presents with oral lesions first noticed on the oral mucosa, palate, face or forearms. The NP is concerned for: - Answer>>small pox which requires immediate isolation of the patient Long-term use of medroxyprogesterone (Depo-Provera) places the patient at risk for: - Answer>>increased risk of bone loss, e.g. osteopenia, osteoporosis

What prescription is given for acute gout outbreak: - Answer>>indomethacin (Indocin) 50mg TID PRN and colchicine Regarding colchicine dosing for gout the NP tells the patient: - Answer>>take 1 pill PO every 1-2 hours until pain is relieved or adverse GI effects occur Herbals that increase the risk of bleeding and should be stopped 2 days prior to surgery include: - Answer>>gingko garlic ginseng feverfew fish oils theophylline is used as a bronchodilator that interacts with many antibiotics including: - Answer>>clarithromycin carbamazepine ciprofloxacin which NSAID is appropriate for acute gout attack: - Answer>>indomethancin (Indocin) Who is the founder of the NP movement - Answer>>Loretta Ford, PdD, RN, FAAN Bactrim may not be prescribed for patients with which enzyme deficiency - Answer>>G6PD Possible side effects from nifedipine include: - Answer>>hypotension peripheral edema MI CHF

long-term chronic skin disorder that is associated with atrophy - commonly seen in skin folds - Answer>>atopic dermatitis (Ecezma) The patient presents with a common, painful, acute bacterial infection of the hair follicle on the eyelid. It is a focal infection (usually staphylococcal) - Answer>>Hordeolum patients on atypical antipsychotics like zyprexa should be monitored for: - Answer>>typical antipsychotics commonly gain weight and are at risk for obesity, hyperglycemia, and type 2 diabetes. Zyprexa will increase lipids (cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein [LDL], and triglycerides). Lachman maneuver - Answer>>is used to test the stability of the knee The classic triad of symptoms of Méniére's disease is - Answer>>episodic vertigo, tinnitus, and sensorineural hearing loss (low frequency). rare type of cancer involving the skin of the nipple and, usually, the areola. - Answer>>Paget's disease of the breast A female patient presents with symptoms of foul-smelling vaginal discharge, burning and soreness of the vulva. On exam the cervix has a strawberry appearance. The NP suspects: - Answer>>Trichomonas infections Diagnosed Trichomonas infections should be treated with: - Answer>>A single dose of metronidazole is effective treatment in most cases

If Trichomonas is suspected, the NP may confirm by performing what in-house test: - Answer>>Wet prep microscopic examination should reveal highly motile cells, slightly larger than leukocytes A patient who was treated for syphilis with 2.4 penicillin G IM returns to the clinic 24 hours after therapy. Signs and symptoms are headache, myalgias, rigors, sweating, hypotension, and worsening of rash (if present). The NP suspects: - Answer>> Patient presents with corners of the mouth are macerated with fissures and painful reddened skin. Reports the use of dentures. The NP suspects: - Answer>>Cheilosis or angular cheilosis (perleche) is an acute or chronic inflammation of the labial mucosa and adjacent skin due to excessive moisture and/or salivation. Virchow's node (or signal node) is a lymph node in the: - Answer>>left supraclavicular fossa (the area above the left clavicle). The finding of a enlarged, hard node in the left suprclavicular fossa (Virchow's node) is referred to as_________ What is this highly suggestive of: - Answer>>Troisier's sign) has long been regarded as strongly indicative of the presence of cancer in the abdomen, specifically gastric cancer, that has spread through the lymph vessels. the rash characteristic of Lyme disease, - Answer>>Erythema migrans is the rash characteristic of Lyme disease, which appears usually 7 to 10 days after a tick bite. The rash appears either as a single expanding red patch or a central spot surrounded by clear

skin that is in turn ringed by an expanded red rash (bull's eye, target-like). Valgus stress is: - Answer>>away from the body ValGus = G = Go Away Varus Stress is: - Answer>>toward the body VaRus = Return = toward The NP performs deep palpation on the left lower abdominal quandrant. Upon release the patient indicates pain is felt in the right lower quadrant pain intensified by left lower quadrant. This is known as ________________ and is concerning for what differentials - Answer>>Rovsing sign; associated with peritoneal irritation and appendicitis. Diagnosis of bacterial vaginosis includes three of four Amsel criteria:. - Answer>>(1) white, thick adherent discharge; (2) pH greater than 4.5; (3) positive whiff test (amine odor mixed with 10% potassium hydroxide [KOH]); (4) clue cells greater than 20% on a wet mount (epithelial cells dotted with large numbers of bacteria that obscure cell borders) A patient states that he wants to try herbal medicine for treating an enlarged prostate. The NP advises the patient that some men have used: - Answer>>Saw palmetto has been used by millions of men to ease benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) symptoms and is often recommended as an alternative to medication

three factors that put the patient at risk for eczema are - Answer>>a family history of eczema, a personal history of allergic rhinitis, and a history of asthma Inadvertently giving a hispanic patient a look the may be perceived as the "evil eye" to a hispanic patient - Answer>>mal de ojo Reportable conditions to Department of public health include: - Answer>>gonorrhea chlamydia syphilis HIV TB suspicion of abuse must be reported for: - Answer>>children and elder's BUT NOT suspected domestic (partner) abuse collaborative practice includes: - Answer>>- true partnership where all players have: desire power share common goals recognize and accept SEPARATE areas of responsibility and activity hospice requires: - Answer>>- a death diagnosis with survival less than six months with no additional treatment hospice provides: - Answer>>- nothing but comfort measures, so when the patient can no longer eat you DO NOT feed them Medicare DOES NOT REIMBURSEMENT FOR - Answer>>- Regular physical exams

• counseling for well patients

• health maintenance screenings The incident to billing rule to bill 100% of the physician fee schedule requires the provider to: - Answer>>does not require the provider to be in the room, but MUST be in the office and immediately available what setting is incident to billing not allowed: - Answer>>never allowed in hospital setting NPs may bill incident to for: - Answer>>services that are covered and provided by assistants, e.g. you order a nurse assistant to perform an EKG. You can bill for the EKG incident to the office visit competence for informed consent includes: - Answer>>- ability to understand
• to reason
• to weight outcomes
• to communicate wishes the Danforth Amendment: - Answer>>allows patients to refuse care as long as they have decisional capabilities the duty to be truthful: - Answer>>veracity duty to be faithful - Answer>>fidelity duty to prevent harm and promote good - Answer>>beneficience duty to provide the greatest good for the greates number - Answer>>utilitarianism

duty to do no harm - Answer>>nonmaleficense The NP program was begun: - Answer>>as a pediatric NP program by Dr. Loretta Ford and Dr. Henry Silver the MOA of estrogen in contraception is: - Answer>>prevention of ovulation MOS of progesterone is contraception is: - Answer>>thickens cervical mucus in an effort to keep sperm out most common reasons for prescribing oral contraceptives - other than pregnancy prevention include: - Answer>>- decreased menstrual cramps

• decrease menstrual blood flow
• improve facial acne (especially cystic acne) excessive progesterone effects (may be seen in OC use) - Answer>>breast tenderness transient HTN depression - do not use if comorbid fatigue decreased libido increased appetite - do not use in overweight patients excessive estrogenic effects: - Answer>>dysmenorrhea nausea chloasma CVA DVT telangiectasias

naegel's rule gives you? - Answer>>estimated delivery date calculated as 1 year - 3 months (9 months) + 7 days from the date of LMP began (1st day of cycle) A raised area at the junction of an artery and vein on fundoscopic exam is diagnosed as ____________________ and suggest _____________________ - Answer>>AV nicking Hypertension on fundoscopic exam the cup is noted to be > than 1/2 the size of the optic disk suggesting: - Answer>>glaucoma tonometry screening is done to test for: - Answer>>increased IOP associated with glaucoma tonometry screening should be done for everyone by age: - Answer>> 40 in patients who present with "halos around lights" in their vision the major presentation that suggests cataract v. closed-angle (acute) glaucoma is: - Answer>>PAIN will be present in closed- angle glaucoma while cataract is painless absences of a red reflex on exam is indicative of: - Answer>>cataract patient with "halos around lights", no pain and diplopia (double vision) in a single eye is suggestive of: - Answer>>cataract most common cause of blindness - Answer>>cataract most common surgical procedures in patients > 65 - Answer>>cataract

photopsia, especially in the peripheral vision is suggestive of: - Answer>>photopsia (flashes of light) is highly suggestive of retinal detachment steptococcus pneumoniae is the most common pathogen associated with what adult diseases: - Answer>>- otitis media

• sinusitis -menigitis -CAP TX for acute otitis that is bacterial in nature or for which watchful waiting of 72 hours shows no improvement is: - Answer>>amoxicillin patient presents with chronic ear infection: on exam the provider notes peeling layers of scaly or keratinized epithelium. The appropriate next step: - Answer>>immediate referal for suspected chelesteatoma which requires immediate surgery in order to prevent nerve damage a provider performs a Nylen-Barany maneuver and finds a positive Dix-Hallpike sign: the provider is testing for - Answer>>vertigo in conductive hearing loss the weber and rinne will be: - Answer>>weber laterializes to the affected ear and the rinne is abnormal in sensory neuro hearing loss the weber and rinne will be: - Answer>>weber laterializes to the unaffected ear and the rinne is normal in the affected ear weber to unaffected because the problem is the other ear AND rinne is normal in that ear because the problem is not conductive

distinguishing factors for bacterial v. viral pharyngitis include: - Answer>>- fever over 38

• ANTERIOR adenopathy and macropapular rash Step throat is caused by _____ and should be treated with _____
• Answer>>Streptococcal infection treated with Penicillin V Erythromycin if PCN allergy flu vaccination given: - Answer>>every year to every person older than 6 months patient with white tonsillar exudate and POSTERIOR cervical adenopathy are suggestive of: - Answer>>Mono caused by EBV diagnosed bacterial sinusitus should be treated with: - Answer>>Augmentin because you are still covering step and H. influenzae but you are closer to brain so hit harder by adding clavunate+amoxicillin nose bleeds should be stopped by pressure application to the: - Answer>>Kisselbachs Plexus the number one thing to do with a patient who presents with elevated glucose is recommendation of: - Answer>>exercise appropriate outpatient management of suspected peptic ulcer disease begins with: - Answer>>H2 blockers then PPI drug that may be used for prophylaxis against NSAID-induced ulcers which has side effect of uterine contraction - Answer>>misoprostol

H.pylori eriadication is done with: - Answer>>2 ABX + PPI MOC = metronidazole + omeprazole + clarithromycin OR AOC = amoxicillin + omeprazole + clarithrymycin A common symptoms distinguishing IBS from Diverticulitis is: - Answer>>Diverticulitis tends to present with localized LLQ tenderness to palpation these three physical test findings are associated with appendicitis:

• Answer>>PSOAS SIGN OBTRUATOR SIGN ROVSINGS SIGN the patient feels pain in the right lower quandrant when the provider palpates the left lower, this is a positive: - Answer>>Rovsing's sign indicative of appendicitis the patient feels pains with internal rotation of flexed right thigh, this is: - Answer>>a positive obturator sign The provider knows that the five probable differentials that include night sweats are: - Answer>>TB Menopause Endocarditis AIDS Lymphoma The RIPE acronym helps the provider remember that the correct prescription for active TB includes: - Answer>>Isoniazid (INH) rifampin pyrazinamide

ethambutol ethambutol requires monitoring patients for these 2 complications:

• Answer>>visual acuity red-green color perception isoniazid requires: - Answer>>weekly monitoring of LFT AND no ETOH consumption latent treatment for TB includes - Answer>>6 months of isoniazid Thank you for your purchase! Need academic assistance? Look no further! 📚 From assignments to exams, essays to study guides, I've got you covered. Specializing in top-notch writing services, including essay writing, report drafting, and research & citation assistance. Whether you need help with assignments, online classes, exams, or academic writing tasks, I'm here to support you every step of the way. I also offer test banks, study guides, and exams for any subject at a favorable price. Access study materials from Stuvia, Docsity, Docmerit, and Course Hero. Feel free to DM me for more information. If you're satisfied with my service, I'd greatly appreciate a positive review! Your feedback helps me improve and assist more students like you. For compliments and complaints, please DM me. Additionally, I'm open to discussing any document or topic you need help with. Let's achieve academic success together! 🚀🚀 Contact Information: 🚀 Email: [email protected]