Q2. If you suspect that the patient has Klippel Trenaunay syndrome, what else will the physical exam reveal?
a. Absent distal pulses
b. Extensive varicose veins
c. Absent patella
d. Short fused neck
e. Lymphadenopathy
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Med & Surg MCQs
Q1. A 28 year old female is seen in the vascular clinic with a right leg that appears at least twice the size of the left leg. The patient states that right the leg has been discolored and large for many years. Examination reveals a large port wine stain on the anterior thigh. It appears that the right leg is slightly longer than the left leg. What is your initial diagnosis?
a. Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome
b. Sotos syndrome
c. Neurofibromatosis
d. Klippel Trenaunay syndrome
e. Laurence Moon syndrome
Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Anat & Surg MCQs
Q2. Four weeks after surgery on the lesion in the previous slide, the patient is seen in the clinic. It appears that the nerve marked with the arrow was injured. His chief complaint will be?
A. Loss of wrist extension
B. Inability to abduct thumb
C. Loss of thumb opposition
D. Paresthesias
E. Absent finger adduction
Anat & Surg MCQs
Q1. A 50-year-old man presents with the lesion shown on his hand. Except for some mild discomfort he has no symptoms. In general, where are the majority of these lesions located on the hand?
A. Carpometacarpal joint
B. Scapholunate joint
C. Radioscaphoid joint
D. Pisotriquetral joint
E. Distal interphalangeal joint
Anat & Surg MCQs
A 55-yo male presents to the ER with two bouts of severe retching and vomiting followed by hematemesis. In both instances he vomited after drinking home made wine. He denies any use of drug or regular alcohol. Except for some mild abdominal he has stable vital signs. While blood work is pending, he undergoes an endoscopy shown below. There is no active bleeding and fibrin was seen overlying the mucosa. In the majority of these patients, what blood vessel is involved in the pathology?
a. Right gastric artery
b. Left gastric artery
c. Short gastrics
d. Right gastroepiploic
e. Left gastroepiploic
Med & Pharm MCQs
A 55 yo male presents to the ED with complaints of left leg pain. He developed a laceration in the ankle area after he was kicked 3 days ago. He cleaned it with water but the wound has become red and fluctuant. His past medical history reveals arthritis, hypertension and gout. His only prescription medication is clonidine; the arthritis and gout are controlled with Ibuprofen. You start on him on an antibiotic and he presents four days later complaining of a metallic taste. The drug’s mode of action is shown in the image. Prolonged use of this drug is also associated with?
a. Renal failure
b. Jaundice
c. Neuropathy
d. Ototoxicity
e. Deep vein thrombosis
Med & Pharm MCQs
Q1. A patient is sedated for colonoscopy. The drug used affects the neurotransmitter (See circle with ?????) shown in the slide below. If this patient was to overdose, what antidote will you use?
a. Activated charcoal
b. Naloxone
c. Epinephrine
d. Flumazenil
e. Sodium bicarbonate
f. Dantrolene
g. Atropine
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