1) Michael Alberts is an eleven-year-old fifth grader experiencing difficulty in school. He often finds himself in trouble with his teacher, who complains that Michael does not appear to listen or pay attention in class; is unable to complete most of his work, and when he does attempt to complete it, it is messy and unorganized; is always squirming in his seat; and is a distraction to his classmates. Michael's parents have taken him to see the family physician, Dr. Lee, to discuss Michael's behaviors in school as well as those they witness at home: excessive squirming, running, and inability to wait his turn with his siblings. Based on Michael's symptoms, you would suspect ______ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. bulimia

B. ADHD

C. Alzheimer's disease

D. anorexia nervosa

Mr. and Mrs. Williams and their two-year-old son, Michael, are seeing Dr. Browne at the Whitestone Pediatric Clinic. The parents are concerned with behavior patterns Michael has been exhibiting. When brought to the examination room, the nervous parents explain to the pediatrician that Michael very rarely shows facial expression. As an infant, Michael would exhibit an eye-to-eye gaze, and now he would rather play alone for hours than engage with other children or adults. Michael becomes enraged if interrupted.

Based on Michael's symptoms, you would suspect _______ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. cystic fibrosis

B. Down syndrome

C. failure to thrive

D. autism

Andrew Carlson is a patient of Dr. Soto's at the Clearview Wellness Center. Andrew recently went camping with his friends in a remote wooded area. He was bit on the upper arm by an unidentified insect, and is now experiencing pain and tenderness of the involved skin. Andrew has complained of a headache for the past three days. As the clinical medical assistant takes Andrew's vital signs, she notices that the area is swollen and there are red streaks traveling down his arm from the affected area. Based on Andrew's symptoms, you would suspect __________ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. carbuncles

B. lupus

C. cellulitis

D. folliculitis

Renee Montone is a 20-year-old patient at Clearview Health Center. Renee is unmarried and without children. She is seeing Dr. Chen due to severe cramping in her lower back and pelvic area during her menstrual period. The pain sometimes radiates into her upper back. She explains to the clinical medical assistant that she's had difficult and painful menses since she first got her period as a teenager. Renee also informs the MA that during her teenage years, she had multiple pelvic infections. Based on Renee's symptoms, you would suspect _________ to be the physician's diagnosis.

A. menorrhagia

B. metrorrhagia

C. dysmenorrhea

D. menopause