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5 PM Sun Dec 8 .. . K AA boardvitals.com C BoardVitals Welcome to your CORE ELMS Student Accou Week 6: QBank Practice Questions DARD'S VITALS Question Bank: Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP My CME/CE Dashboard Quiz Performance My CME/CE Purchase Practice Exam Browse Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP 12-08-2024 | 25 of 50 questions Highlight S Strikeout Calculator Lab Values Figure/Media A 35-year-old man with no PMH presents to a clinic with symptoms of fever, nausea/vomiting, and a progressive rash. He claims that he was hiking in Colorado with his family. A week later, he developed a rash that he states "has a lot of red dots." The rash is itchy and painful. It started from his wrist and has now progressed to his chest and trunk. The patient's temperature = 99.3.F, HR = 80, RR = 18, and BP = 110/70. Physical exam reveals a petechial rash that started on his hands (shown below) that has now spread all across his body. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Lyme disease B. Rocky mountain spotted fever c. Meningococcemia OD. Secondary syphilis Check Answer Show Explanation 00 Pause Previous 21 - 22 - 23 Grade