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A patient with psoriasis develops dactylitis and nail pitting. Which condition is most likely?
Anonymous Quiz
4%
Rheumatoid arthritis
9%
Gouty arthritis
82%
Psoriatic arthritis
4%
SLE
1%
Osteoarthritis
A 25-year-old woman presents with an erythematous rash across her cheeks and nasal bridge that worsens after sun exposure. The rash spares the nasolabial folds. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Rosacea
10%
Seborrheic dermatitis
73%
Malar rash of SLE
3%
Dermatomyositis
3%
Contact dermatitis
A patient with chronic scaly plaques on the scalp and face develops areas of scarring alopecia. Biopsy shows interface dermatitis. Which form of lupus is most likely?
Anonymous Quiz
5%
Neonatal lupus
13%
Acute cutaneous lupus
9%
Drug-induced lupus
59%
Discoid lupus erythematosus
15%
Subacute cutaneous lupus
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Decorticate posturing usually indicates damage to the:
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Cerebellum
24%
Brainstem
58%
Cerebral cortex
6%
Spinal cord
Decerebrate posturing usually indicates damage to the:
Anonymous Quiz
32%
Cerebral cortex
19%
Cerebellum
45%
Midbrain or brainstem
4%
Peripheral nerves
Compared to decorticate posturing, decerebrate posturing indicates:
Anonymous Quiz
17%
Less severe injury
66%
More severe brain injury
10%
Brain death
6%
Spinal cord recovery
The recommended daily dose of folic acid for women of childbearing age to prevent neural tube defects is:
Anonymous Quiz
8%
100 mcg
14%
200 mcg
71%
400 mcg
6%
1000 mcg
Women with a previous pregnancy affected by a neural tube defect should take:
Anonymous Quiz
27%
400 mcg/day
31%
800 mcg/day
11%
2000 mcg/day
31%
4000 mcg/day
A patient with SLE is found to have a small, non-infective vegetation on the mitral valve on echocardiography. This is most consistent with:
Anonymous Quiz
3%
Bacterial myocarditis
14%
Mitral valve prolapse
15%
Rheumatic heart disease
56%
Libman–Sacks endocarditis
13%
Infective endocarditis
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A patient develops fever, pleuritis, and arthralgia after starting isoniazid 8 months ago. What is the best initial management?
Anonymous Quiz
23%
Start high-dose corticosteroids
50%
Discontinue the offending drug
6%
Start methotrexate
10%
Begin hydroxychloroquine
11%
No intervention is needed
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