History of hypertension and chronic hepatitis

Reference no: EM133702590

Question

A 34-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and chronic hepatitis C presents to her primary care provider with pruritic skin discolorations on her lower extremities. Physical exam reveals the lesions above. Which of the following is the most appropriate management of this condition? Oral cephalexin Oral prednisone Topical betamethasone Topical clotrimazole Topical emollients.

Reference no: EM133702590

Questions Cloud

Tender lymph nodes and joint pain without swelling-redness : She experiences unrefreshing sleep, muscle pain, tender lymph nodes, and joint pain without swelling or redness.

Engaging in effective communication with patient : Engaging in effective communication with a patient with pnemonia sepsis their family, and the receiving healthcare facility.

Communications-collaboration and negotiating skills : Analyze the effectiveness of your communications, collaboration and negotiating skills. What was successful? What was challenging?

What is your definition of credible source of information : What is your definition of a credible source of information? What does it mean for a source's evidence to be "vetted"?

History of hypertension and chronic hepatitis : A 34-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and chronic hepatitis C presents to her primary care provider with pruritic skin discolorations

Woman presents to clinic with painful rash on her chest : A woman presents to the clinic with a painful rash on her chest. She also reports pain with swallowing, and her voice is hoarse.

Screening colonoscopy for gastroenterology : You have been asked to create a brief education program to prepare outpatients for a screening colonoscopy for the gastroenterology

Nurse needs to ensure the safety of the patient : The nurse needs to ensure the safety of the patient and any children involved: The nurse should assess the safety of the patient and any children involved

Which pictures demonstrate standard precautions : Which pictures demonstrate standard precautions when there may be a risk of body fluid contact?

User Account

All Pages