Match the following patients to their condition. Patient 1 – 20-year-old male with complaints of extreme fatigue and thirst Patient 2 – 18-year-old female experiencing frequent and painful urination Patient 3– 70-year-old man with severe lower back pain. Fever. Chills and painful urination. Patient 4– 40-year-old male with abdominal pain and swelling. History of heavy drinking Patient 5– 18-year-old female- underweight and fatigued Patient 6– 20-year-old male on the wrestling team Patient 7– 27-year-old female with fatigue. Nausea. Tender breasts. Conditions: - Kidney Stone - Urinary Tract Infection - Dehydration and Fasting - Liver Disease - Fasting or Eating Disorder - Diabetes - Healthy pregnant

Match the following patients to their condition. Patient 1 – 20-year-old male with complaints of extreme fatigue and thirst Patient 2 – 18-year-old female experiencing frequent and painful urination Patient 3– 70-year-old man with severe lower back pain. Fever. Chills and painful urination. Patient 4– 40-year-old male with abdominal pain and swelling. History of heavy drinking Patient 5– 18-year-old female- underweight and fatigued Patient 6– 20-year-old male on the wrestling team Patient 7– 27-year-old female with fatigue. Nausea. Tender breasts. Conditions: - Kidney Stone - Urinary Tract Infection - Dehydration and Fasting - Liver Disease - Fasting or Eating Disorder - Diabetes - Healthy pregnant

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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