The past medical history for a patient would be most likely to include which of the following findings?

Tenderness associated with pyelonephritis is best evaluated by percussing:

A) in the midline, just superior to the symphysis pubis. B) just lateral to the spine slightly superior to the sacroiliac joint. C) laterally, just superior to the superior iliac crest. D) over the pubis in lower UTI and at the flank in upper UTI.

In the case of a presenting problem that may NOT require the presence of a physician, if service is provided under the physician's supervision, it is considered:

A. minimal in nature. B. self-limited in nature. C. low severity in nature. D. moderate severity in nature.