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Question. An 89 year old man has a basal cell carcinoma on his forehead which requires excision. He has dementia. The clinic nurse feels he is not competent to give consent for surgery
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Question. A 19 year old woman has worsening vaginal discharge and bilateral iliac fossa pain for 3 days. Her vaginal discharge is foul smelling and she has dyspareunia. She is feverish
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Question. An 84 year old woman has worsening confusion. She has visual hallucinations, disturbed sleep and urinary incontinence for 1 week. She has Alzheimer’s dementia and arthriti
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Question. A 16 year old girl was brought to Accident and Emergency with the complaint of sudden loss of consciousness. This occurred while shopping with her mother a few hours ago. The
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Question. An 18 year old male washes his hands 6 times every time he uses the toilet. On his way out of the toilet, he has to switch off the light, turn it back on and turn it off once more
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Question. A 30 year old woman comes to the clinic in tears trying to describe the constant irritability she is in when dealing with her 2 small children. She describes herself as easily sta
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Question. A 19 year old man accuses his friend of making his right arm swing out to hit a stranger at the park. There is no evidence of this as his friend was at home at that time. What
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Question. A 64 year old man believes a female newscaster on the television is communicating directly to him when she turns a page and when she looks at the camera. What is the SINGLE most li
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Question. A 52 year old woman has been depressed ever since her husband died half a year ago. She was started on amitriptyline by her GP 3 months ago to help battle her depression. She now
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Question. A 64 year old man has just suffered from a myocardial infarction. Before discharge, he seems to be in a sad mood and avoids eye contact. The nurses report that he has skipped
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Question. A 22 year old woman was brought to the A&E by her friends. She presents with tremors. On examination, she was found to have a temperature of 37.4 C and her pupils dilated
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Question. A 38 year old woman believes that a famous politician has been sending her flowers every day and is in love with her. She says that he drops hints that he loves her when he sp
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Question. A 35 year old chronic alcoholic has been trying to stop his alcohol drinking habit. He has been going for support meetings. He wants to know if there is a medication that can
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Question. A 19 year old female is brought to the hospital by her parents. They are concerned about her weight. Her body mass index is 12.1 kg/m2. She has a mildly depressed mood and ha
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Question. A 19 year old college student has a firm and unshakable belief that he is being followed by terrorists who are plotting against him. He says they follow him wherever he goes.
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Question. A 20 year old man complains his movements are being watched. He feels as though his actions are being controlled by the radio. At times he hears voices describing his action
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Question. A 29 year old woman is overly paranoid that her partner is being unfaithful to her. She checks his phones, email accounts and bank statements several times a day for evidence
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Question. A 55 year old man is brought to the GP surgery by his wife for a review of a growth on his forehead. His wife wants the growth removed but he refuses and says that the gr
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Question. A 17 year old girl who was ‘fine’ until her boyfriend ended their relationship. Out of anger, she took 10 tablets of paracetamol after drinking alcohol. She is brought in
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Question. A 33 year old man with alternating mood swings and episodes of mood elevation to depression underwent treatment and improvement was seen in his mood swings. What SINGLE medic
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Question. A 21 year old man is seen in the Psychiatry clinic with the complaint of strange body movements. His mother describes his body movements as unconventional and inappropriate.
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Question. A 30 year old woman who suffered from depression a few years ago has recently spent a substantial amount of money buying new clothes. She goes out almost every night with her
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Question. A 29 year old woman diagnosed with schizophrenia is complaining that the children playing outside her garden car hear her thoughts. She says they know exactly what she is th
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Question. A 60 year old man was brought to A&E by his daughter following ingestion of a large amount of medications. His daughter says that he has been withdrawn lately and that he
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Question. A 74 year old man is depressed after his wife’s death 6 months ago. He has been neglecting himself and is not eating well. He has lost 11 kg in the last 3 months. At times,
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Question. Baby with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, found unconscious in the ward. What would be the finding in the baby? A. Genital hyperpigmentation B. Hypotension C.
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Question. A child suffering from cystic fibrosis developed pneumonia. Which organism is responsible for this pneumonia? A. Haemophilus influenzae B. Klebsiella C. Staphy
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Question. A 29-year-old woman presents to her GP with a history of weight loss, heat intolerance, poor concentration and palpitations. Which of the following is most likely to be assoc
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Question. An 18 year old girl comes with complaints of fresh painless bleeding while passing stools. No other symptoms. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Bowel Ca B. IBDs
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Question. A 76 year old lady had loss of consciousness but was fine after 10 minutes. She was taking Aspirin, Bendroflumethiazide and Simvastatin. All examinations were normal. CT scan
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Question. A 30 year old professional athlete presents with amenorrhea of 7 months duration. What is the Single most likely cause from the following options? FSH 8, LH 6, Oestradiol 80,
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Question. A 45 year old lady came to a family planning clinic for contraception advice. She is not keen to be pregnant for the next 3 years. Her recent USG report showed multiple small
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Question. A 15 year old boy fell off his bicycle and hurt his abdomen. He presents with pain in abdomen, a CT scan shows a small sub capsular spleen haematoma, his BP is 110/70mmHg and
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Question. A 54 year woman was found to have glycosuria at a routine medical examination. She has a body mass index (BMI) of 32 kg/m2. Her fasting blood sugar is 6 mmol/l. Aft
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Question. A 46 year old man is being treated for a pleural effusion. A chest drain has been sited just below the fourth rib in the mid-axillary line on his right side. What SINGLE
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Question. Patient with widespread ovarian carcinoma had bowel obstruction and severe colic for 2 hrs and was normal in between. What is the most appropriate management? A. S/
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Question. A 36 years old man undergoes an elective hernia repair. 12 hours after the surgery he presents with the following x-ray. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Pulmo
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Question. A 34 year old woman complains of low mood predominantly in winter. She says she feels low every year during winter and starts to feel better once spring arrives. What is
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Question. Infection of which of the following areas in the face will lead to pre auricular lymph node enlargement? A. Mastoid area B. Mandibular area C. Pinna of th
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Question. Lady with 10 months amenorrhea, hypokalaemia, BMI- 32. What is the most probable cause? A. PCOS B. Cushings C. Primary hyperaldosteronism D. Pheochromocyt
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Question. A 15 year old boy presents with generalized oedema. His urinalysis reveals +++ proteins. His eGFR is 110. Which one of the following is the most likely diagnosis? A. IGA
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Question. A 70 year old lady who has been treated on Carbamazepine for epilepsy, she now presents with shortness of breath and lightheadedness. Blood results show MCV 70, Hb 8.5g/dl, W
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Question. A woman presents with hematuria and her blood tests reveal ANA positive. What is the most likely condition she is suffering from? A. Good pasture's syndrome B. Neph
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Question. A sick child presents with drooling of saliva and fever. What is the most probable diagnosis? A. Acute asthma B. Bronchiolitis C. Croup D. Epiglottitis
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Question. An otherwise healthy 13-year-old boy presents with recurrent episodes of facial and tongue swelling and abdominal pain. His father has had similar episodes. What is the singl
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Question. Man who took a bunch of over the counter drugs presented with jaundice. What is the most probable cause of his Jaundice? A. Hemochromatosis B. Cholelithiasi
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Question. A 28 years old man presents with a temperature of 38.7˚C and neck stiffness. There is no rash. His GP calls, asking what should be done. How would you advise the GP? A.
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Question. A man on a road trip with son was hit while on the passenger’s side of the car by another vehicle. He now presents with left sided abdominal pain and a blue patch on the le
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Question. A 21 year old male patient presents with vague abdominal pain and loose stool. He has had a history one week earlier of having lower abdominal pain associated with a pyrexia
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Question. A 36 Weeks pregnant patient has been admitted with bleeding per vaginum and severe constant pain in abdomen. A diagnosis of abruptio placentae has been made. What will be your
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Question. A maid complains of pain in the anterior inferior part of the kneE. What is the most likely bursa involved? A. Suprapatellar B. Prepatellar C. Inferior
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Question. A 9 year old boy has a rash on his extensor surface with a history of itching. His aunt has similar problems. What is the most probable diagnosis? A. Psoriasis B. Ec
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Question. A 50 year old man presented with an acute onset of severe breathlessness and cough with pink, frothy sputum. He is a known case of IHD. What should be the first step?
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Question. A 4 year old boy presents with bleeding from nose, bleeding time is increaseD. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. ITP B. Haemophilia C. HSP D. Vo
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Question. A 71 year old woman looks disheveled, unkempt and sad, with poor eye contact. She has recently lost her husband. Which of the following describes her condition the best
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Question. A 54 year old man presented with a sudden, unilateral, brief, stabbing, recurrent pain on the right side of his face. This occurred 5-10 times in a day. What is the dia
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Question. A 29 year old man is found to have proteins and blood cells in urine. There is no history of any renal disease and no other significant medical history, other than feve
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Question. You are asked to see a 1 hour old baby. He is dysmorphic, with a small chin and low-set ears. He also has a small head and rocker- bottom feet. , select the most likely karyot
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Question. A 9 year old child is diabetic and unhappy in school. What is your next step? A. Refer to social worker B. Clinical psychologist C. Special school D
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Question. A 40 year old man came in with fever and Urinary complaints. Urinalysis showed blood + nitrites in the urine. No history of discharge but the groin is red, tender and s
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Question. A 61 year old man presents with a headache. He also complains of dizziness and tinnitus. He has recently realized he has a visual problem. There is a history of burning sensa
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Question. A 60 year old man presents with mass in the groin. Exam: mass lies below the midpoint of the inguinal ligament and is pulsatile. What is the most probable diagnosis?
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Question. A middle aged man presents with bilateral pitting pedal edema and ascites, raised JVP. The ascitic fluid is found to be transduated. Choose the most likely cause of ascites.
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Question. A 24 year old college student presents with nausea, vomiting, headache, neck stiffness and a fever of 38.4˚C. What is the most appropriate empirical antibiotic to be started?
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Question. A 72 year old man is receiving chemotherapy for small cell lung cancer. He had his fourth treatment eight days ago. He has a cough with some green sputum but feels well. He h
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Question. A 70 year old male presents with balance difficulties, vomiting and nausea. Which of the following is the best investigation? A. MRI of Cerebellum B. CT
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Question. A family with a baby who has a cousin who died from cot death recently, mother asks for advice. What advice will you give the mother? A. Child should sl
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Question. A 40 year old gentleman with a fistula which discharging on the anal midline posterior to anus. What is the single most appropriate treatment? A. Lay op
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Question. A boy came presents with plenty of transparent sticky liquid coming from both the eyes. The mucosa of the lids and the conjunctiva was intact and calm. What will you give
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Question. A 35 year old man suffering from influenza 5 days ago now develops fever, cough and sputum. Chest X-ray shows bullous appearance. What organism is causing the infection?
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Question. A 30 years old female presents with severe intermittent pain in the upper outer quadrant of her left breast, which is radiating to the axilla. On examination there is no pal
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Question. An 8 year old girl fell down and fainted at a school assembly. She went pale and light headed. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Decreased blood sugar
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Question. A young girl presented in Gynae assessment Unit with lower abdominal pain and per vaginal bleeding after a history of hystero-salpingo-graph as a part of her infertility trea
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Question. A patient developed confusion, neck stiffness, photophobia and his temperature is around 38.9°C. What test could be done for diagnosis of his problem? A. CT
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Question. An HIV drug abuser and alcoholic was found to have markedly raised creatinine levels, proteinuria of 3.7g/day and hyperlipidemia. What is the most definitive investigation?
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Question. A 58 year old patient presents with altered bowel habits and bleeding per rectum. Exam and sigmoidoscopy showed an ulcer. What is the single most likely diagnosis?
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Question. A 30 year old man with complaints of left sided abdominal pain was diagnosed with gastric ulcer. On USG incidental finding of gall bladder stone was noted. What is the most a
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Question. Young female, returning from the USA to the UK developed shortness of breath and a productive cough which initially contained blood, but now is dry. She is taking COCPs. What
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Question. Withdrawal from which of the following drugs can result in chills, pupil dilatation? A. Cocaine B. Heroine C. Salicylates D. Theophylline E. Me
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Question. A patient has been having influenza infection for the past 5 days and now presents with very painful hemorrhagic blisters on the deep meatal skin. What is the most appro
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Question. How will you check the function of the Ulnar nerve? A. Adduction of fingers B. Flex wrist towards radial side C. Extend elbow D. Extension at PIP &nb
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Question. A woman presents with a butterfly rash on her face. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. SLE B. Herpes C. Allergy D. Reactive arthritis
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Question. A 23 year old woman presents with offensive vaginal discharge. Vaginal Ph is 4.5. What is the most likely causative organism? A. Gardnerella B. Trichomon
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Question. A 13 year old boy with umbilical pain for the last 12h presents with anorexia, nausea and has not passed a bowel motion for 24h. What is your diagnosis? A. A
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Question. A lady came to the gynaecology assessment unit with a history of 8 weeks pregnancy and bleeding per vagina for the last two days. On bimanual examination the uterus is 8 week
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Question. 61. A 3 year old girl fell down while riding her bicycle. She then went pale, and then rigid. 2 minutes later she recovered fully but she was still pale. After 1 hour she was
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Question. A man with ingestion of 40 tablets of paracetamol came in 10 hrs ago to the accident and emergency department with no significant symptoms. He regrets trying to harm himself
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Question. A 55yr old man who is 1 day post total knee replacement. Presenting with fever 38.5, tachycardia 130, BP normal. Chest is clear. What investigation would you do initially?
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Question. An old man presented with fever and weakness. On examination he was found to have rashes as shown in the given picture. Choose the right option from the following options.
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Question. An 85 year old woman with Alzheimer’s dementia wants to change her will. What do you do? A. Refer for assessment of capacity B. Allow her to change her will
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Question. A middle aged male after a myocardial infarction is feeling unwell. The ECG has been performed and shows a prolonged QRS complex and T wave is tented Sodium-136 mol/L, Potas
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Question. A 54 year old man after a CVA (cerebral vascular accident) presents with ataxia, intention tremors and slurred speech. Which part of the brain has been affected by the stroke?
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Question. A 35 year old African woman presents with cyclical menorrhagia for the last 8 months. She is nulliparous and has been trying to conceive for some years now. What do you suspe
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Question. An 85 year old man was found wandering in the streets and was brought to the hospital. His daughter was contacted and called to the hospital. She said that her father had bee
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Question. A 54 year old woman with breast cancer which has spread to lung, liver and bone now presents with increasing constipation, weakness, thirst and anorexia for the past 3d. Her
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Question. An old man with gastric cancer is fit to undergo a surgery, he totally understands the doctor’s explanation but refuses any further treatment. What to do? A. Go
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Question. A 32 years old married woman complains of feeling low and has had two episodes of drug overdose. She has a family history of depressive disorders. She has reduced social cont
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Question. A 2 day baby started to have jaundice but is breast feeding well and gaining weight. She is passing white stool 2-3 times per day. What is the single most likely cause of jau
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Question. A man is admitted in a ward and develops varicella zoster after two days. Which of the following groups below should get immunoglobulin only? A. All staff in cont
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Question. A 60 year old man presents with dysphagia and pain on swallowing both solids and liquids. A barium meal shows gross dilatation of the oesophagus with a smooth narrowing at th
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Question. A 57 year old man post gastrectomy developed loss of joint position and vibration. What is the most probable diagnosis? A. IDA B. Vit. B12 deficiency
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Question. A Schizophrenic patient not compliant on oral medication. What is the best long term management? A. Depot (Risperidone) B. Depot (Haloperidol) C. Q
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Question. A 28 year old pregnant woman with poly-hydramnios and shortness of breath comes for an anomaly scan at 31 weeks. On ultrasound, there is absence of gastric bubbles. What is t
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Question. A 42 year old man presents with a stroke, he is not able to walk straight and his speech is slurred. What is the initial appropriate investigation? A. CT sca
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Question. A 65 year old female patient was given Tamoxifen, which of the following side effects caused by it will concern you? A. Fluid retention B. Vaginal bleed
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Question. A 50 year diabetic patient is going to undergo an endoscopy. He is on oral hypoglycemic medications. What is the single most appropriate management plan? A.
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Question. A 55 year old man presented to the A and E with complaints of calf muscle tenderness. On examination the bulk of the muscle had decreased on the right side and also the foot
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Question. Among the risk factors given, which one will most likely enhance a woman’s chances of getting ovarian cancer? A. Family history B. Previous history of
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Question. A 40 year old woman requests post coital contraception. Her condom broke 36 hours ago. On the 7th day of the regular 29th day of cycle this is her 2nd condom accident in 2 mo
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Question. Patient with CA head of pancreas, what structure is directly affected? A. Common bile duct B. Pylorus C. Kidney D. Liver Answ
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Question. A patient has had amenorrhea for the last 6 months. Previously she was taking COCP pills. Her LH:FSH ratio is 1:1. What is the most probable diagnosis? A. P
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Question. An 80 year old lady was found on the floor by her daughter, brought to the A&E. She was unconscious, unable to walk unaided, horizontal nystagmus was noticed. She was bei
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Question. A 40 years old lady complains of 10 months amenorrhoea. She presents with hot flush, mood swings, irritability and insomnia. What will be the single most effective diagnostic
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Question. A 68 year old man presents with muscle weakness. He is not able to climb the stairs. He also complains of mild breathlessness. He says that he sometimes feels difficulty in s
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Question. A 30 year old lady taking COCP pills is on amoxicillin tablets for a week. What advice would you give to the patient? A. Stop COCP and continue amoxicillin
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Question. A pregnant woman with a long-term history of osteoarthritis came to the antenatal clinic with the complaints of restricted joint movement and severe pain in her affected join
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Question. A mother brings her 1 week old baby to the clinic because she is concerned about a large mark on his back. On examination there seems to be a large blue bruise like mark on
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Question. A 17 year old man has a history of easy bruising. On examination he is obese. Investigation reveals potassium 2.3. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Conn
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Question. A 2 year old child is very naughty. His teacher complains that he is easily getting distracted. His parents say that he can’t do a particular task for a long time. He somet
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Question. A 24 year old alcoholic patient was admitted for fracture femur surgery in an emergency. Post operatively he developed delirium tremens for which he received chlordiazepoxid
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Question. A 25 year old female complains of intermittent pain in her fingers. She describes episodes of numbness and burning of the fingers. She wears gloves whenever she leaves the h
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Question. A 30 year old lady was found to have inflammatory changes on routine cervical smear. What is the most appropriate action? A. Do colposcopy B. Repeat smear in
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Question. Young boy with one sided facial swelling associated with pain tenderness and swelling around the eye. There is no proptosis and ophthalmoplegia. What is the most probable di
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Question. A 78 years old lady has been on Tamoxifen for 3 years. Now she presents with a heavy vaginal bleeding but clinical examination shows no obvious abnormality. What is the most
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Question. An alcoholic that was treated and is about to be discharged. Which of these would be used to make the diagnosis that the person is dependent on alcohol? A.
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Question. Maintenance fluid in paediatric age groups. A.0.45% Saline + 5% Dextrose B. 0.9 N/S + 5% Dextrose C. 0.9% Normal Saline D. ORS
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Question. A teacher brings in a child who she says fell down after hitting a table. On probing further, you decided that it was most probably an absence seizure. What was it that led y
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Question. Woman presented with a blood pressure 220/110mmHg. Not on any medication. Potassium 2.2mmol/l. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Hypopituitarism B. Cushin
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Question. A 34 year old man has been diagnosed with cellulitis. Culture confirms Staph Aureus, but the patient is not improving with Flucloxacillin. What should be the next step?
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Question. A four week old girl has been diagnosed of having breast- milk jaundice. She is otherwise well. What is the SINGLE most appropriate management? A. Continue breast
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Question. A 16 year old girl is brought to the hospital by her parents as they are worried about her poor appetite and her rigorous exercise regimen. And she does not think there is an
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Question. A 28 year old man with complaints of headaches and nosebleeds, also has pain in the lower limbs on exertion. Examination shows radio femoral delay. He also has cold legs with
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Question. A 22 year old woman was brought to the emergency department by her friends for cutting her wrists and overdosing on Paracetamol after she broke up with her boyfriend. She reg
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Question. A pregnant lady with shortness of breath and chest pain. Had a CTPA done that showed a filling defect in the vessels supplying the right middle and lower lobe. What is the mo
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Question. A patient had a motorcycle accident. Withdraws to pain, makes incomprehensible sounds, eye opening to speech. He is however haemodynamically stable. What is his GCS? &nbs
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Question. A woman who is 20 weeks pregnant with her 2nd child. Her first child is male and has been diagnosed with hemophilia A. ultrasound confirmed that she is pregnant with a male c
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Question: A 26 yr old woman presents for contraception. She has a history of menorrhagia and painful menses. She is on tranexamic acid. What is the best contraceptive?
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Question: A 64yr old man present with frequency, urgency, no dysuria. Urinalysis showed +++ blood. What is the most important investigation to make a diagnosis A. CT
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Question: There was a question on explaining to an inquisitive mother on how to wash/maintain her daughter's spacer device. A. Wash with warm water immediately after u
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Question: A man with a history of myocardial infarction and cardiac failure. Presented a few days later with a swollen and painful right knee. What investigation would lead to a diagn
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Question: A 24 year old man who had an orchiectomy on account of a testicular tumour. Biopsy confirmed malignancy and showed presence of squamous epithelium and cartilages. What is the
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Question: A woman that had breast cancer. She has had a mastectomy with axillary clearance. She had an insect sting with swelling of arm, forearm and hand. What is the cause of the swe
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Question: A 55 year old man who was diagnosed with DM. Has been on lifestyle modification for 3 months. His BMI is 29, HbA1c is 62, eGFR is 85. What medication would you prescribe?
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Question: A 5 year old girl who has just been treated for a urinary tract infection 2 weeks ago. Causative organism is a coliform species. This is the first episode. She is presently a
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Question: A 15 year old boy feels he is shorter than his peers. He does not have pubic hair. His older brothers had pubic hair growth at 14 years. What is the diagnosis?
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Question: An 80 year old with Alzheimer's wants you as a witness to her change of will. What is the most appropriate action? A. Assessmental Capacity to change will
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Question: A 65 year old woman with bone pain who uses thiazide diuretics. Serum E/U, parathormone was normal with deficiency in calcium. What's the most likely cause of the bone pain?
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Question: A 34 year old man with pain in the shoulder, upper thighs, hips, no tenderness over the wrists. ESR- 80 mm/hr. What's the drug of choice? A. Ibuprofen
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Question: A 34 year old with sudden severe headache and loss of consciousness with no neurological deficit, no neck stiffness. What's the most likely diagnosis? A. Sub
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Question: A man who has a substernal chest pain. Had a similar episode 3 hours ago. PR 40 bpm, BP 120/60mmHg. What investigation should be done? A. Angiogram B. E
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Question: A 65 year old man presents w/painless hematuria, IVU is normal, prostate is mildly enlarged with mild frequency. What is the most appropriate next step? a.
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Question: An 80 year old man presented with pain in his lower back and hip. He also complains of waking up in the night to go to the washroom and has urgency as well as dribbling. What
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Question: A patient with an acute gout attack came to the ED. What drug should be given to relieve symptoms? a. NSAIDs b. Allopurinol c. Ibuprofen
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Question: A 45 year old man keeps having intrusive thoughts about having dirt under the bed. He can’t keep himself from thinking about these thoughts. If he tries to resist, he start
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Question: A 24 year old biker has been rescued after being trapped under rocks for almost 12h. He complains of reddish brown urine. His creatinine is 350 umol/L and his urea is 15 mmo
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Question: A 5 years old girl had earache and some yellowish foul smelling discharge, perforation at the attic and conductive hearing loss. She has no past hx of any ear infections. Wh
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Question: A pt with hepatocellular ca has raised levels of ferritin. What is the most probable cause? a. Hemochromatosis b. A1 antitrypsin def c. Cystic fib
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Question: A 75 year old alcoholic presents with a mass up to umbilicus, urinary dribbling, incontinence, and clothes smelling of ammonia. What is the next step in management? &nbs
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Question: A 10 years old girl presents with hoarseness of the voice. She is a known case of bronchial asthma and has been on oral steroids for a while. What is the most likely cause of
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Question: A 35 years old man who has served in the army presents with lack of interest in enjoyable activities and feeling low. He doesn’t feel like reading the news or watching movi
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Question: A 2yo boy fell off his tricycle and hurt his arm. He got up to start crying, but before there was any sound, he went pale, unconscious and rigid. He recovered after 1-2 mins
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Question: A 15 yo male has bilateral ankle edema. His BP=110/70mmHg and urinalysis shows protein++++. What is the most likely dx? a. HUS b. IgA nephropathy c
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Question: An 8 years old child who is tall for his age and has a refractive error for which he wears glasses has presented with severe crushing chest pain. What is the most likely dx?
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Question: A 20 years old student attends the OPD with complaints of breathlessness on and off, cough and sputum. His sleep is disturbed and skin is very dry in flexural areas of the b
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Question: A 60 years old lady who had a stroke 3 years ago now reports having increased dyspnea on exertion and atrial fibrillation. CXR: straight left border on the cardiac silhouette
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Question: A 6 years old boy is brought to the hospital for a 3rd episode of sore throat in 1 month. He is found bleeding from gums and nose and has pale conjunctiva. What’s the singl
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Question: A 78 years old male, DM and HTN, had a fall and since then is unable to walk. He presents with deformity and tenderness over the right hip area. XR=fx of femur neck. What is
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Question: A 50 years old chronic smoker came to OPD with a complaint of chronic productive cough, SOB and wheeze. Labs: CBC=increase in PCV. CXR>6ribs seen above the diaphragm in t
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Question: A 28 years old woman at 39 weeks gestation is in labor. She develops abdominal pain and HR=125 bpm, BP=100/42mmHg, temp=37.2C and saturation=99%. Exam: lower abdomen is exqui
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Question: A 37 years old female had a fall with an outstretched hand, presented with dinner fork deformity and tenderness over the right arm. What is the single most associated nerve i
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Question: A 29 years old teacher is involved in a tragic RTA. After that incident, he has been suffering from nightmares and avoided driving on the motorway. He has been diagnosed with
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Question: A 72 years old man fell while shopping and hurt his knee. His vitals are fine. He speaks in a low voice and is very slow to give answers. What is the most probable dx?
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Question: A 47 years old ex-soldier suffers from low mood and anxiety. He can’t forget the images he faces before and has always had flashbacks. He is not able to watch the news beca
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Question: After eating a cookie at a garden party, a child began to cough and went blue. The mother also noticed that there were swollen patches on the skin. What is the initial manage
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Question: A 22 years old woman was brought by her boyfriend with multiple superficial lacerations. There are scars of old cuts on her forearms. She is distressed because he wants to en
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A 7 years old is brought by his mother who says that he was well at birth but has been suffering from repeated chest and GI infections since then. She also says that he is not growing
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Question: A baby born at 34 weeks with a heart murmur is kept in the incubator for almost 4 weeks. There is no murmur at discharge. What is the likely cause of this murmur?
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Question: A 44 years old woman complains of heavy bleeding per vagina. Transvaginal US was done and normal. Which of the following would be the most appropriate investigation for her?
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Question: An old man comes to the doctor complaining that a part of this body is rotten and he wants it removed. What is the most likely dx? a. Guilt b. Hypochond
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Question: A 6 years old girl started wetting herself up to 6x/day. What is the most appropriate tx? a. Sleep alarms b. Desmopressin c. Reassure d. Behav
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Question: A 27 years old presents with abdominal pain, bleeding, vomiting and diarrhea. Her LMP was 7wks ago. Examination: abdominal tenderness, BP=90/60mmHg. What is the next appropr
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Question: A 15 years old boy presents with testicular pain for 2 days. There is no hx of trauma. Exam: temp=38.5C, right hemi-scrotum tenderness. What is the single most appropriate m
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Question: A 67 years old female who had undergone a radical mastectomy now comes with the complaint of swelling and redness in her right upper limb. Involvement of which of the followi
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Question: An old lady 72yo staying at a nursing home for a few years, a known HTN on reg tx presented with sudden dysphagia while eating with drooling of saliva and urgent investigation
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Question: A 54 years old woman has presented with episodes of abdominal ache, vomiting and postural hypotension. She also has a dark pigmentation of her skin. A dx of Addison’s diseas
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Question: A 35 years old lady presents with painful ulcers on her vulva, what is the appropriate investigation which will lead to the dx? a. Anti-HSV antibodies b
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Question: A 55 years old man has been admitted for elective herniorrhaphy. Which among the following can be the reason to delay his surgery? a. Controlled asthma
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Question: A young man who was held by the police was punched while in custody. He is now cyanosed and unresponsive. What is the 1st thing you would do? a. IV fluids
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Question: ECG of an 80 years old patient of ICH shows saw-tooth like waves, QRS complex of 80ms duration, ventricular rate=150/min and regular R-R interval. What is the most probable d
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Question: A 54 years old man after a CVA presents with ataxia, intention tremors and slurred speech. Which part of the brain has been affected by the stroke? a. Inner
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Question: A 12 year old boy presents with a painful swollen knee after a sudden fall. Which bursa is most likely to be affected? a. Semimembranosus bursa b. Prepa
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Question: A 19 years old boy is brought by his mother with a complaint of lack of interest and no social interactions. He has no friends, he doesn’t talk much, his only interest is i
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Question: A 54 year old man with alcohol dependence has tremor and sweating 3 days into a hosp admission for a fx femur. He is apprehensive and fearful. What is the single most appropr
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Question: A 3 year old child brought to the ED with a swelling over the left arm. XR shows multiple callus formation in the ribs. Examination: bruises on child's back. What is the mos
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Question: A 16 year old teenager was brought to the ED after being stabbed on the upper right side of his back. Erect CXR revealed homogenous opacity on the lower right lung, trachea w
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Question: A 65 year old woman says she died 3m ago and is very distressed that nobody has buried her. When she is outdoors, she hears people say that she is evil and needs to be punish
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Question: A 55 year old woman was found collapsed at home, paramedics revived her but in the ambulance she had a cardiac arrest and couldn’t be saved. The paramedic’s report tells
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Question: A 45 year old IV drug abuser is brought into the ED with complaints of fever, shivering, malaise, SOB and productive cough. Examination: temperature=39C, pulse=110 bpm
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Question: A 30 year old man presents to the ED with difficulty breathing. He has returned from India. Examination: throat reveals gray membranes on the tonsils and uvula. He has mild p
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Question: A 42 year old female who is obese comes with severe upper abdominal pain with a temperature=37.8C. She has 5 children. What is the most probable dx? a. Ectop
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Question: A patient presents with purple papular lesions on his face and upper trunk measuring 1-2 cm across. They aren’t painful or itchy. What is the single most likely diagnosis?
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Question: What is the most appropriate antibiotic to treat uncomplicated chlamydial infection in a 21 year old female who isn’t pregnant? a. Erythromycin b. Cip
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Question: A 39 year old woman has not had her period for 10 months. She feels well but is anxious as her mother had an early menopause. Choose the single most appropriate initial inve
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Question: A 45 year old chronic smoker attends the OPD with complaints of persistent cough and copious amounts of purulent sputum. He had hx of measles in the past. Exam: finger clubbi
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Question: A 40 year old man with a 25y hx of smoking presents with progressive hoarseness of voice, difficulty swallowing and episodes of hemoptysis. He mentioned that he used to be a
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Question: A 21 year old woman has had several sudden onset episodes of palpitations, sweating, nausea and overwhelming fear. On one occasion she was woken from sleep and feared she wa
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Question: A 10 year old girl has been referred for assessment of hearing as she is finding difficulty in hearing her teacher in the class. Her hearing tests show: BC normal, symmetrica
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Question: A patient presents with gradual onset of headache, neck stiffness, photophobia and fluctuating LOC. CSF showed lymphocytes but no organism on the gram stain. CT brain is norm
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Question: A 65 year old woman is undergoing coronary angiography. What measure will protect her kidneys from contrast? a. Furosemide b. Dextrose c. 0.45% sali
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Question: A 42 year old man has been tired and sleepy for the last few weeks in the morning. His work has started getting affected as he feels sleepy in the meetings. His BMI=36. What
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Question: A 60 year old diabetic patient on anti-diabetic medication developed diarrhea. What is the most likely cause for his diarrhea? a. Autonomic neuropathy b
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Question: Which of the following reflexes and innervating spinal nerves are correctly paired? a. Anal reflex – S1 b. Ankle jerk – L5 c. Biceps jerk –
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Question: A 14 year old boy with asthma suddenly developed chest pain and increased breathlessness during a game of football. When seen in the ED he was not cyanosed. He has reduced br
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Question: A teacher had a respiratory infection for which she was prescribed antibiotics. After the antibiotic course when she rejoined school, she lost her voice completely. What is
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Question: A 32 year old man on psychiatric medications complains of inability to ejaculate. Which drug is most likely to cause these symptoms? a. Lithium b. Halop
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Question: A 55 year old woman who attends the clinic has recently been diagnosed with a depressive episode. She complains of unintentionally waking early in the morning, a recent disint
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Question: A 32 year old woman P3 of 39 weeks gestation reports having spontaneous ROM 4 days ago. She didn’t attend the delivery suite as she knew that would happen and had already d
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Question: A 66 year old woman has been brought to the hospital on a number of occasions with a hx of loss of memory. Her PMH is significant for a MI 6yrs ago. It is noted that she has
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Question: A 5 year old girl has had an URTI for 3 days and has been treated with paracetamol by her mother. For the last 12h she has been hot and irritable with severe pain in her righ
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Question: A 10 year old boy presents with generalized swelling. This has been present for 4 days and included swollen ankles and puffiness of the face. It started a few days after he
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Question: A 6 year old child presented with drooling of saliva and severe stridor. He is febrile and sick looking. XR Neck in extension shows a thumb sign. Choose the single most likely
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Question: An alcoholic who has completely given up drinking hears voices. What is the most appropriate tx? a. Olanzapine b. Diazepam c. Acamprosate d. Di
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Question: A 62 year old male is brought to the ED by his daughter because of his persistent lying. He is a known alcoholic and has been admitted recently with delirium tremens. On ques
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Question: A 64 year old male was admitted to the medical ward with complaints of diarrhea, abdominal pain and weight loss for a few months. Exam: clubbing, perianal skin tags and abdom
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Question: A 53 year old man was admitted to the hospital for investigation of hemoptysis. 3 days after admission he developed alternating state of consciousness, ataxic gait and some v
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Question: The body of a 65 year old man who was treated for TB and bronchitis was seen at autopsy. His legs were swollen and his liver showed signs of a transudate fluid. What was the
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Question: A 2 year old child aspirated a foreign object which was removed at the hospital. The parents are now asking how to remove it if that ever happens at home. What do you advise?
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Question: A patient with SNHL and loss of corneal reflex on the left side. What is the most definitive investigation? a. CT of internal auditory meatus b. Nuclear
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Question: Anxious parents ask you for resus technique for their 3 year old. What do you tell them? a. 5 compression: 1 breath b. 5 compression: 2 breaths c.
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Question: A 77 year old woman suffered diarrhea 4 days ago. What would be her blood gas result? a. pH =7.2, PaCO2 =8 b. pH =7.4, PaCO2 =1.5 c. pH =7.4, PaCO
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Question: A 36 year old male diagnosed with glioblastoma since last 5m has cerebral edema and is on dexamethasone. He has had diarrhea and vomiting for the last 3 days. He has been suf
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Question: A 55 year old lady with swelling on the abdomen below the umbilicus on the right side. What is the single most appropriate lymph node? a. External il
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Question: An 8 year old child swallowed 12 tablets of paracetamol 4h ago. Serum paracetamol levels when tested were at critical level. What would you do next?
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Question: A child is not breathing and intubation failed. At what anatomical site should the incision be made? a. External iliac muscle b. Cricoid carti
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Question: A 12 year old boy presented with itching in his hands. Examination: skin is dry and red. His mother is asthmatic and older brother has hay fever. What is the single most
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Question: A 22 year old man came to the hospital after an injury in his hand while playing basketball. Examination: avulsion of extensor tendon from the distal phalanx. What is the
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Question: A 7 year old girl is brought by her mother with bright red staining of her underpants. She also gives a hx that her daughter recently started taking horse riding lessons
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Question: A 35 year old male who recently had an appendectomy has got severe pain in his right big toe. Joint is red and swollen. He consumes 30 units of alcohol/week. What is the
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Question: A 20 year old fit man suddenly developed severe lower back pain as getting up from bed. What is the single most probable diagnosis? a. Paget’s
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Question: A 45 year old man has been admitted for an elective hernia surgery. 3d later he presents with agitation, sweating, aggressiveness, and complains of seeing snakes on the h
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Question: A 67 year old man presents to the ED with pain in his left groin. He suddenly collapses and is not able to move or lift his leg. He is on alendronate. What is the diagnos
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Question: A 52 year old man underwent a hemicolectomy. After a few days he complains of left ventricular pain and fever. ECHO has been done and shows a systolic murmur. What is the
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Question: A man had a soft mass on his mandible. Mass is freely mobile and has started growing progressively over the past 6 months. The mass still moves freely. What is the best i
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Question: A HTN patient on bendroflumethiazide 2.5mg/d has come for his routine checkup. Examination: BP=145/85mmHg. Lab: K+=5.9, Na+=137. What is the most appropriate management f
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Question: A 33 year old female complains of diplopia on upright gaze. Examination: ptosis can be seen. There are no other complaints or any significant PMH. What is the most approp
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Question: After surgery a patient’s left leg has become swollen and tender. The diameter of the calk has increased and passive movements cause pain. What is the most probable
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Question: A young child was brought by his mother to the OPD complaining that he raised the volume of the TV and didn’t respond to her when she called him. Exam: tympanic mem
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Question: A 60 yo woman presented with radial fx and had a colle’s fx and supracondylar fx in the past. What investigation is required to detect her possibility of having the
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Question: A 2 year old boy presented with gradual swelling of feet and poor feeding. He has gained weight and has dark urine. What is the single most appropriate investigation?
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Question: A 32 year old woman wants a reversible form of contraception. She has one child delivered by emergency C-section. She also suffers from migraine and heavy periods. What i
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Question: A 32 year old man with schizophrenia and a hx of violence and distressing auditory hallucinations was admitted to the ward with aggressive behavior and has already smashe
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Question: A 26 year old male presents with speech difficulties. Examination: nystagmus. Which anatomical site is most likely to be affected? a. Midbrain
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Question: A couple has just finished their detox regime and wants a drug with a pharmacological action to serve as a deterrent when they take alcohol. What drug is the appropriate
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Question: A 27 year old lady after C-section developed epigastric pain after 8h. What is the appropriate investigation? a. ABG b. Coag profile c.
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Question: A patient with flame shaped hemorrhage on long term tx with nifedipine. What is the single most likely diagnosis? a. Macular degeneration b. H
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Question: A lady developed breast abscess after delivery. What is the most likely organism? a. Staph aureus b. Staph albus c. GBS d. Strep
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Question: A 65 year old lady presents with a 6h hx of facial droop and weakness in the left side of her body. What single agent will she be prescribed for her whole life? &n
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Question: A 44 year old obese patient with findings: FBS=6 mmol/l, OGTT=10 mmol/l. What is the most likely diagnosis? a. Impaired glucose tolerance b. D
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Question: Patient with pain and swelling in left leg and thigh up to the level of inguinal ligament. Where is the level of occlusion? a. Femoro-popliteal arter
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Question: A 74 year old lady who has had a stroke in the past has an indwelling catheter for 10m. She presents with bluish-purple discoloration of the catheter bag. What is the mos
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Question: A 21 year old female in her first pregnancy at 38wks was brought to the ED with generalized tonic clonic seizure. IV MgSO4 was given but it was not controlled. She is hav
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Question: An African lady presents with heavy but regular periods. Her uterine size correlates to 14 weeks pregnancy. What is the most appropriate diagnosis? a
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Question: A 34 year old woman who never had fits or high BP developed fits 6h after delivery of a term healthy child. What is the most likely diagnosis? a. Ecl
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Question: A 33 weeks pregnant woman presents with vaginal bleeding, low Hgb, low plt, increased bilirubin, AST normal, APTT & PT increased. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Question: A 33 year old lady who is a drug addict wants to quit. She says she is ready to stop the drug abuse. She is supported by her friends and family. What drug tx would you g
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Question: A 7 year old presented with chronic cough and is also found to be jaundiced on exam. What is the most likely diagnosis? a. Congenital diaphragmatic h
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Question: An 8 year old boy develops a seizure affecting his right arm, seizure lasts for several mins. He doesn’t remember anything that happened. On his CT: lesion in left h
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Question: A mother presents with her 14 month child. He holds furniture and other things to help him stand and walk. He can say ‘mama’ and ‘papa’. He makes
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Question: A 57 year old man who had MI a few months ago has been in a low mood. A diagnosis of moderate depression has been established. Which medication is the best tx for him?
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Question: A 75 year old man presents with back pain. Investigation: plasma cells are found. What is the most probable diagnosis? a. Multiple myeloma b.
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Question: A boy was admitted with partial thickness burn, what is your next step? a. Escharotomy b. Dressing c. Burst blisters d. Local an
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Question: A 6 week baby has a blue mark near the coccyx since birth. His mother is worried. What would you do? a. Reassure b. Coag profile c. Kar
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Question: A 10 year old boy presents with irritability, sudden onset of pain and discharge from the right ear. Which antibiotic would be the 1st line of tx? a. A
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Question: A 67 year old lady with an ulcer on the anal margin. Which is the single most appropriate LN involved? a. External iliac LN b. Pre-aortic LN
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Question: A 36 year old man has been diagnosed with DI. What electrolyte picture is expected to be seen? a. High serum Na, low serum osmolarity, high urine osmolarity
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Question: A young man returns to his hostel and gets a headache and lethargy. Now presents with fever. There are crepitations on the auscultation of the lungs. What is the most likely
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Question: A 36 year old woman came with uterine bleeding. Vaginal US reveals uterine thickness=12mm. What is the most probable diagnosis? a. Cervical ca b. Endome
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Question: A 36 year old pregnant woman comes for evaluation with her husband. Her husband has been complaining of morning sickness, easy fatigability and even intermittent abdominal pa
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Question: A 16 year old girl presents with heavy bleeding. What is the most appropriate initial investigation? a. Endometrial sampling b. Transvaginal US c.
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Question: A 2 year old girl has had a temperature=39C, poor appetite, abdominal pain and urinary frequency for 3 days. What is the single most appropriate investigation?
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Question: A man developed intense pain after using the end of a pencil to scratch his inner ear. He took out the pencil from his ear and realized the end of the pencil with the rubber
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Question: A 24 year old male is admitted with acute severe asthma. Tx is initiated with 100% oxygen, nebulized salbutamol and ipratropium bromide nebulizers and IV hydrocortisone. Desp
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Question: An elderly man who has anorexia, prostate symptoms and HTN. There are small kidneys on Ultrasound. What is the diagnosis? a. Hypertensive renal disease
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Question: A 51 year old woman presents with a painful tongue and complains of tiredness. She is pale and has angular stomatitis and a smooth red tongue. There is no koilonychia. Choose
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Question: A 34 year old man sustains a fx to shaft of femur after falling from the roof of his house. Examination: distal pulses are not palpable. Which vessel is damaged? &
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Question: A 56 year old lady presents with a pathological fx of T11 vertebra. There is found to be an underlying metastatic lesion. What is her most common primary cancer?
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Question: A 3 year old boy presents with difficulty in walking and skin lesions. What is the most likely causative agent? a. Strep pyogenes b. Rubella virus
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Question: A man presented with a purplish swelling at the anal area. It is acutely painful and he complains of constipation for the last 2m. What is the most appropriate management?
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Question: A pregnant lady at her 39 week GA present with eclampsia. Soon after her arrival in the labour suit, IV MgSO4 and IV hydralazine were prescribed. The patient then develops an
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Question: A 65 year old man has incurable bronchial cancer. He is unable to cough up his secretions. This is leading to a distressing cough. Which of the following drugs is most likely
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Question: A man feels mild discomfort in the anal region and purulent discharge in underpants. What is the most likely diagnosis? a. Fecal incontinence b. Anal ab
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Question: A 68 year old man awoke to find that he is unable to close his left eye and drooling saliva from the left angle of his mouth. What is the single most appropriate option?
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Question: A 49 year old man comes in with hx of cough and SOB. His CD4 count is measured as 350. CXR shows lobar consolidation. What is the single most appropriate option?
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Question: A 20 year old student came to the OPD with complaints of headache, malaise, dry cough, joint pain and vomiting. Examination: temperature=39C. CXR: patchy consolidation. What
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Question: A 50 year old DM patient came to the OPD with a complaint of fever, muscle ache, dry cough and anorexia. Investigation: CXR=upper lobe cavitation. What is the single most lik
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Question: The artery that runs in the ant interventricular groove. What is the single most appropriate option? a. Acute marginal branch b. Left ant descending art
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Question: An 11 year old boy came to the hospital with pain after falling off his bicycle. XR= fx at distal radius with forward angulations. What is the single most probable diagnosis?
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Question: A 50 year old man presents a flight of ideas which are rambling and disinhibited. He is distractible, confused and overactive. What is the most likely diagnosis?
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Question: A 37 year old man presents with some raised lesions on the shin. He came down with a cough and also complained of arthralgia. Examination: bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy and
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Question: A child came to the ED with severe asthma and not responding to salbutamol nebulizer and vomiting many times. What is the most appropriate management? a. Sal
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Question: A 23 year old woman presents with offensive vaginal discharge. Vaginal pH=4.5. What is the most likely organism? a. Gardnerella b. Trichomonas c. C
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Question: A girl with sickle cell anemia has painful bleeding and vaso-occlusive crisis during her periods. What is the best possible management for this patient? a. CO
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Question: A patient of tuberculous abscess with the hx of prv abscess drainage presented with fever and tenderness between L2/L3 vertebra. Which is the best investigation for this pati
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Question: A man brings his wife into the ED after finding her unconscious at home. He says at breakfast time she had complained of a sudden severe headache. What is the most appropriat
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Question: A 2 year old fell on an outstretched hand on the playground. He presents with pain on the base of the thumb. XR=no fx. What is the single most likely diagnosis?
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Question: A 65 year old woman complains of a painful discharging ulcer above her ankle on the inner side of her left lower leg. Examination: the base of the ulcer is red and covered by
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Question: Patient with low Hgb, MCV=76, angular stomatitis, red tongue, and koilonichea. What is the most probable dx? a. Folate def b. B12 def c. Iron def
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Question: A 37 year old woman had an elective LSCS 1d ago. You are called to see her as she becomes SOB with left sided chest pain and a cough. She has had 3 children, 2 born by LSCS.
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Question: A 45 year old mechanic presents with a reducible swelling in the groin, impulse on coughing is present. He has mild dragging pain in the abdomen, otherwise he’s normal. Wha
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Question: A 6 year old boy presents with jaundice following treatment with sulphathiazole. Investigations suggest that the jaundice is due to haemolysis caused by G6DP deficiency. Whic
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Question: A 46 year old woman comes for a routine gynecological visit. On pelvic examination, a 1-cm red, granular lesion is noted on the posterior cervical lip, which is firm and blee
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Question: A 60 year old man is brought to the ED in an agitated state. He is lashing out violently. Which drug in low dosage due to its relative lack of autonomic side effects is a dru
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Question: A 6 weeks child has hx of frequent vomiting which became worse during the last weeks. He has no fever, recently he has passed stool only once every 2-3 days. What investigati
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Question: An 83 year old woman admitted with a chest infection becomes confused with impaired attention and poor concentration. She is restless and frightened. She is verbally abusive
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Question: A 78 year old man has collapsed. He has had a severe headache for 12 hours and had an URTI 3d ago. He has a temperature=39.2C, pulse=122 bpm, BP=84/60mmHg and RR=34 bpm but h
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Question: A 38 year old man with long standing alcohol dependence has vertigo and a tremor every morning. What is the SINGLE most likely diagnosis? a. Anxiety b.
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Question: A 65 year old patient who had MI 1 year ago now comes to the ED complaining that his neighbor is conspiring against him. When his son is asked, he denies it and also narrates
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Question: An elderly lady with COPD has chronic SOB. She is listed for cataract extraction. What is the anaesthetic of choice? a. Facial nerve block b. Bupivacain
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Question: A 20 year old prv healthy woman presents with general malaise, severe cough and breathlessness which has not improved with a seven day course of amoxicillin. There is nothing
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Question: A 50 year old farmer complains of pain in his left arm. Examination: he appears to have a neuropathy affecting isolated nerves in multiple, random areas of his left arm. He a
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Question: A 30 year old caucasian man presented with a 2 weeks hx of gradually worsening vision in his left eye. The patient had been seen once by a neurologist 2 years prv for flashes
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Question: An elderly male patient with prior hx of hematemesis is having hx of long term use of aspirin and other drugs, now presents with severe epigastric pain, dysphagia and vomitin
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Question: A patient has been having influenza infection for the past 5 days and now presents with very painful hemorrhagic blisters on the deep meatal skin. What is the most appropriat
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Question: How will you check the function of the Ulnar nerve? A. Adduction of fingers B. Flex wrist towards radial side C. Extend elbow D. Extension at
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Question: A woman presents with a butterfly rash on her face. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. SLE B. Herpes C. Allergy D. Reactive arthritis
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Question: A 20 year old woman presents with offensive vaginal discharge. Vaginal Ph is 4.5. What is the most likely causative organism? A. Gardnerella B. Trichomo
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Question: A 13 year old boy with umbilical pain for the last 12h presents with anorexia, nausea and has not passed a bowel motion for 24h. What is your diagnosis? A. A
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Question: A 25 year old man with dizziness, headache and horizontal nystagmus. He had a history of urti a few days ago. A. Acoustic neuroma B. Vestibular neuritis
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Question: A baby with a pink lump on her umbilicus, no pain, no redness, and the baby eats well and gains weight. The appropriate topical management? A. Fusidic avod
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Question: An autistic boy had refused treatment, what to do? A. hold a best interest meeting B. discharge him C. get a court order Answer. (
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Question: A patient has received 15 units of blood transfusion, what is the electrolyte abnormality? A. Hypokaelamia B. Hypocalcemia C. Hypomagnesemia D
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Question: A child with fever, mouth ulcer, rash on hands and palms A. coxakie virus B. staph areus C. streptococcus pneumo Answer. (a)
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Question. 10 year old boy, systolic murmur? A. atrial septal defect B. tof C. vsd Answer. (c) Question. A boy fell fro
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Question. A 2 day old baby whose mother is worried about hearing problems bc. Mother had deafness and on bilateral hearing aid, what investigation to do? A. Audiologica