Please read the clinical scenario, and then answer the question that follow to become familiar with the traditional NCLEX question format.
Mark is a 21-year-old college student who has come into the campus clinic where you work. He is fairly aloof in his presentation, and informs you, “I’m having a herpes flair, and I need some Valtrex.” However, you decide to do a more thorough assessment. You ask about the lesion he is referring to, and he shows you a lesion on the shaft of his penis. You examine it with a gloved hand, and discover that it seems completely painless to Mark, and is about 2 cm in size and hard.
-The MD in the clinic wrote a prescription for acyclovir when Mark called him on the phone earlier in the day.What do you do with the prescription?
A) Give the prescription to Mark since the doctor wrote it.
B) Give the prescription to Mark so he can use it in the future.
C) Call the doctor and advocate for a prescription of penicillin G instead.
D) Ask the doctor to write a prescription for a broad-spectrum antibiotic.
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