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Women’s Health Prescribing Case   Ann is a 57 y/o female who presents today with c/o vaginal dryness and dyspareunia.  She says that this has been an issue for the last 2 years or so, but it has gotten worse.  She went through natural menopause at the age of 53—and did not take any oral estrogens—she said it was her preference not to, and that she really did not have any systemic signs/symptoms of menopause—just the vaginal dryness for the last 2 years or so. She says that she has used OTC products without benefit—and she uses Astroglide or some type of lubricant when she is sexually active with her husband—but it is still uncomfortable because she just thinks her tissue are so dry.  Ann tells you that she usually does not have any itching or discharge but has in the last few days—which she attributes to a recent round of Amoxicillin for a tooth infection.  So she thinks she may need something for that also—she has not used any OTC meds for the discharge.  Ann is healthy—she takes…

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Please give an explanation on, why is it that answer. Thank You! A 52-year-old male visits a local family medicine clinic. He has recently moved to the area and is looking for a new primary care physician. This is his first physical examination after turning 50. The physician suggests including a digital rectal examination and laboratory analysis of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels to screen for prostate cancer. 1. Prostate-specific antigen is categorized as a: A). tumor-specific antigen (TSA). B). overexpressed antigen. C). shared tumor-specific antigen. D). differentiation antigen. 2.  At what point during the physical examination should the PSA specimen be obtained?  A). Before the digital rectal examination B). After the digital rectal examination 3. The patient's digital rectal examination does not reveal any abnormalities. However, his PSA levels are above the normal range. He does not have any other signs or symptoms to indicate possible prostate cancer. What will the…

Please give an explanation on the answer that was picked (pick one answer only). Thank You! A 52-year-old male visits a local family medicine clinic. He has recently moved to the area and is looking for a new primary care physician. This is his first physical examination after turning 50. The physician suggests including a digital rectal examination and laboratory analysis of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels to screen for prostate cancer. 1. Which factor other than cancer or UTI can cause elevations in PSA results?  A). Presence of CA-125 antigen in addition to PSA B). Collection of specimen before prostate manipulation C). Enlarged or inflamed prostate gland 2. The benefits and harms of PSA testing have been studied, and the results are conflicting. Despite this controversy, which characteristic makes PSA an ideal antigen for tumor screening?  A). The antigen is produced by the tumor and found in a fluid that can be easily tested. B). The antigen is found at clinically…

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