Your male patient presents with flank pain that radiates to the groin. He rates the pain a 10/10 on a pain scale and a non contrast CT confirms your suspicion. No fever. What is your gonna be your initial management?

You are discharging your patient from the hospital after passing a calcium kidney stone. What are some things you will educate your patient on to prevent them from getting another one?

You have confirmed your patient has a 3 mm struvite kidney stone due to the alkaline urine and non contrast CT. How will you manage this patient.

You have a patient come in to your office complaining of flank pain and hematuria. They have CVA tenderness and leukocytosis and proteinuria on their UA. You rule out nephrolithiasis. What is the first line treatment for your most suspicious next diagnosis.

What is the most common location for an ectopic pregnancy?

You have a 32-year old female pt who comes in with lower abdominal pain. She states her last menstrual period was 6 weeks ago. The chandelier sign was positive. Her beta-hCG is positive. She states that she does not think she is pregnant. What is the treatment you would give if your highest suspicion is right and the patient is stable?

You have a 40-year-old patient pt who comes in with fever, chills, and back pain. They can not stop vomiting. Their HR is 120 bpm and WBC casts are seen in UA. How are you going to manage this patient? Pick all that apply

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What is the definitive diagnosis of pyelonephritis?

You have just confirmed your 25-year-old patient has epididymitis, what is the most common cause?

You are discharging your ectopic pregnancy patient, what are you going to follow post-discharge?

You have a 52-year-old pt come in complaining of unilateral abdominal pain. You do a whole workup and find nothing. Which answer would you not be not surprised to see a couple of days later when he comes back to your office?