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A 22 year old male patient has symptoms of burning with urination. Which assessment below is least important at this time a. body temperature b. full genital exam c. abdominal exam d. assessment of CVA tenderness - c. abdominal exam A 24 year old female patient has been diagnosed with an uncomplicated UTI. Which assessment below is least important at this time? a. body temperature b. abdominal exam c. assessment of CVA tenderness d. vaginal exam - d. vaginal exam A 25 year old male patient with subacute bacterial epididymitis should be treated initially with: a. an oral quinolone b. doxycycline c. NSAIDs only d. ice and scrotal support - b. doxycycline A 26 year old female presents with flank pain that waxes and wanes. What finding on urinalysis should direct the nurse practitioner's next action? a. Bloodb. Nitrates c. Leukocytes d. Calcium - a. Blood A 31 year old female patient presents with fatigue, fever (101), and worsening unilateral low back pain for the past 5 days. He pain is 5/10 on the pain scale and has been unresponsive to ibuprofen. She denies abdominal pain, but is anorexic and nauseous. She denies vaginal discharge. What should be included in the differential diagnosis? a. pelvic inflammatory disease b. renal stone c. pyelonephritis d. urinary tract infection - c. pyelonephritis A 44 year old female patient is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection (UTI). Which bacteria count collected via midstream, clean catch supports a diagnosis of UTI? a. 10,000 bacteria b. 25,000 bacteria c. 50,000 bacteria d. 100,000 bacteria - d. 100,000 bacteria