Julie is a new patient who brings a list of her current medications to her first appointment. She indicates in her health history that she has several conditions for which she is taking medications prescribed by her previous physician, but she is unaware of which medication is associated with a particular condition. Her medical records have been requested from her previous physician, but have not yet arrived. What steps can you take to attempt to match her medications with the disorders that she reports?

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