NR577/NR 577 Psychopharmacology Board Review: Osgood-Schlatter Disease Management, Tibial Tubercle Tenderness, Adams Forward Bend Test, Cobb Angle Measurement and Adolescent Scoliosis Bracing, Migraine Abortive Therapy with Sumatriptan, Propranolol Migrai

NR577/NR 577 Psychopharmacology Board Review: Osgood-Schlatter Disease Management, Tibial Tubercle Tenderness, Adams Forward Bend Test, Cobb Angle Measurement and Adolescent Scoliosis Bracing, Migraine Abortive Therapy with Sumatriptan, Propranolol Migraine Prophylaxis, Thunderclap Headache Red Flags and SNOOP Criteria, Cluster Headache Oxygen Therapy, Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Classification, Post-Concussion Syndrome, EEG in Seizure Diagnosis, Focal Seizures and Levetiracetam, Absence Seizures and Ethosuximide, Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures, Major Depressive Disorder DSM-5 Criteria, PHQ-9 Depression Screening, Bipolar I Disorder and Lithium Mood Stabilization, Suicide Risk Assessment and Prior Attempt Predictors, Generalized Anxiety Disorder Six-Month Duration Criteria, SSRI First-Line Therapy, Performance Anxiety and Propranolol, Panic Disorder Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026 1. A 13-year-old soccer player presents with anterior knee pain localized to the tibial tuberosity that worsens with running. No trauma. What is the MOST appropriate management? A. MRI of the knee B. Activity modification and NSAIDs C. Surgical referral D. Corticosteroid injection B. Activity modification and NSAIDs 2. Which finding best differentiates Osgood-Schlatter disease from patellar tendonitis? A. Pain with resisted extension B. Pain after sports C. Localized tenderness at tibial tubercle D. Anterior knee pain C. Localized tenderness at tibial tubercle 3. A 12-year-old has a rib hump on Adams forward bend test. What is the NEXT step? A. Reassurance only B. MRI spine C. Standing spinal X-ray D. Immediate bracing C. Standing spinal X-ray 4. A Cobb angle of 25° in an adolescent is best managed with: A. Observation B. Physical therapy only C. Bracing D. Surgery C. Bracing 5. A patient presents with unilateral throbbing headache nausea, and photophobia. Best first-line abortive therapy? A. Propranolol B. Topiramate C. Sumatriptan D. Amitriptyline , C. Sumatriptan 6. Which headache presentation requires immediate imaging? A. Migraine with aura B. Tension headache C. Thunderclap headache D. Cluster headache C. Thunderclap headache 7. A patient has severe unilateral orbital headache with lacrimation and rhinorrhea. Best acute treatment? A. NSAIDs B. Oxygen therapy C. Amitriptyline D. Acetaminophen B. Oxygen therapy 8. Which is a SNOOP headache red flag? A. Bilateral pain B. Gradual onset C. New headache after age 50 D. Photophobia C. New headache after age 50 9. A patient with GCS of 14 after head trauma is classified as: A. Severe TBI B. Moderate TBI C. Mild TBI D. No TBI C. Mild TBI 10. Which symptom is most consistent with post-concussion syndrome? A. Fever B. Progressive weakness C. Memory difficulty D. Seizure C. Memory difficulty 11. Which is the MOST important diagnostic test for seizure classification? A. CT head B. MRI brain C. EEG D. Lumbar puncture C. EEG 12. First-line treatment for focal seizures: A. Ethosuximide B. Valproic acid C. Levetiracetam D. Phenobarbital C. Levetiracetam 13. Which medication is first-line for absence seizures? A. Carbamazepine B. Levetiracetam C. Valproic acid D. Ethosuximide D. Ethosuximide