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A 43-year-old man is worried about prostate cancer because his father was diagnosed at age 67. Examination is normal. What should you do next?
Anonymous Quiz
67%
Discuss his individual risk and the benefits and harms of PSA screening; reassure as appropriate
22%
Arrange annual PSA testing
11%
Arrange transrectal ultrasound
0%
Arrange CT imaging
year-old male with blood pressure 150/92. What to do next?
Anonymous Quiz
33%
Measure BP after one week
44%
24-hour BP monitoring
11%
Reassurance
11%
Lifestyle modification
A patient has clinical features suggestive of Marfan syndrome. What investigation should be performed next?
Anonymous Quiz
36%
Echocardiography
45%
Karyotyping
0%
Serum troponin alone
18%
Exercise ECG as the sole initial test
Good morning Family Doctors, ready for Part Q 5Q
Patient with low mood, loss of appetite, sleep disturbances, started on Escitalopram came after 5 days complaining of no improvement What to do?
Anonymous Quiz
100%
Contiune and reassess after 2 weeks
0%
Change to another medication
0%
Double the dose immediately
0%
Stop escitalopram
A 39-year-old male with a history of dyslipidemia presented with chest pain radiating to the stomach and mid-back. Examination reveals tenderness over T10 vertebrae. A CXR shows findings consistent with vascular involvement. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
80%
Ascending aortic aneurysm
20%
Esophageal perforation
0%
Pulmonary edema
0%
Thymoma
Male patient presented after fall from, X-ray is attached What is the appropriate management?
Anonymous Quiz
43%
Close reduction with cast
29%
Arm sling?
29%
ORIF Exact picture
0%
Total shoulder arthroplasty
43yo male medically free, his father had Gastric cancer, What is the screening modality for him at this time?
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Urea Breath test
57%
Upper Endoscope
29%
Barium Study
0%
Pepsinogen
An old postmenopausal lady came with vaginal bleeding; last pap smear was normal, what initial step in evaluation ?
Anonymous Quiz
63%
Transvaginal US
25%
hysteroscopy
13%
Repeat Pap smear
0%
Colposcopy
Good evening Family Doctors
Ready for Quick Exam from p1.2
A husband finds his wife unwell beside an empty acetaminophen bottle. She has nausea and vomiting. What is the specific treatment for significant acetaminophen poisoning?
Anonymous Quiz
0%
Naloxone
100%
N-acetylcysteine
0%
Flumazenil
0%
Atropine
An elderly male with DM and dyslipidemia is brought to the urgent care clinic by his son. He complains of epigastric pain that increases with activity and improves with rest. He has a positive H. pylori stool test, and an ECG (similar to the attached) was done. What is the diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
0%
Lateral MI
60%
Inferior MI
40%
Pericarditis
0%
WPW Syndrome
year-old male presented with intermittent chest pain lasting for 1–5 minutes, central, pressure-like, increased with walking, when upset, and after a large meal. Pain relieved by rest. ECG picture was attached . What is the most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
0%
Esophageal spasm
100%
Angina pectoris
0%
PE
0%
MI
A patient with a history of recurrent MI now presents with complaints of dyspnea, orthopnea, and PND. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
80%
CHF
0%
Pulmonary embolism
0%
COPD
20%
Aortic stenosis
Female with cyclic breast pain and multiple nodules in both breasts in outer quadrants what is the management?
Anonymous Quiz
33%
Topical NSAIDS
17%
Hot compress
17%
COCPs D reassure I think
33%
No treatment is necessary
140- pt K/C of DM came with history of loss of consciousness decreased appetite increase thrusts lab was attached: BS 340 not sure but was high Na 134, K (NORMAL), Serum osmolarity (I don’t know) ., urea: high What's your diagnosis :
Anonymous Quiz
29%
-Inappropriate ADI
29%
-Diabetic insipidus
14%
-hyperosmolar con
29%
-DKA
9. 17-year-old female came with irregular periods last month and amenorrhea for 2 months, when should you ask about sexual activity?
Anonymous Quiz
13%
If she is older than 18 years
13%
If she is married
63%
If it is relevant to her care
13%
In the presence of her parents
Good morning Family Doctors, ready for Part Q 5Q
A patient has a brownish axillary rash that fluoresces coral red under a Wood lamp. What is the most appropriate treatment?
Anonymous Quiz
67%
Topical terbinafine
33%
Topical clindamycin
0%
Oral fluconazole
0%
Topical corticosteroid alone
Hypertensive pt came with active epistaxis , despite anterior packing the pt still bleeding What is the management ?
Anonymous Quiz
67%
ice and compression
0%
vit k
33%
posterior packing
0%
Pinch the soft part of the nose
Young female with pruritic lesion has black dot (palmar wart)
Anonymous Quiz
67%
Topical Salicylic acid
33%
Cryotherapy
0%
Surgical removal
0%
Laser therapy Similar picture