Health Histories And Screenings Practice Test

A 72-year-old woman (69 kg) comes in for a preventive care check. Medical history: no history of shingles; had chickenpox as a child. Medications: none. Allergies: neomycin (rash). Vitals: blood pressure 122/76 mmHg. Which screening is most appropriate given this patient's medical history?

A 46-year-old woman (64 kg) requests help choosing an over-the-counter cold product. Medical history: major depressive disorder, hypertension. Medications: phenelzine 15 mg three times daily, hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg daily. Allergies: none. Blood pressure today: 150/92 mmHg. What counseling point is crucial for this patient based on their medication history?