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A patient's records indicate a diagnosis of a staph skin infection which caused a boil to
develop on the patient's buttock region. Symptoms included red, swollen skin with pus.
Which additional symptom can appear in the affected area? - ANSWERS-Warm to
touch
A raised, red area recently developed on an eight-year-old patient's back after eating
peanuts. - ANSWERS-Urticaria
Upon physical exam, a patient was found to have a small, oozing vesicles on the skin of
both hands. Both hands were hot to the touch and swollen. The patient reported itching,
burning, and stinging of the skin. Frequently wears latex gloves. - ANSWERS-Contact
dermatitis
A 19-year-old patient reports persistent itching and peeling dry skin between the first
and second toes. The patient also has a burning sensation. An internal medicine
practitioner prescribes antifungal ointment and wash for the next four weeks. -
ANSWERS-Tinea pedis
, A patient has severe itching on the face. The physical exam reveals dry skin and small
lesions. The patient has a family history of allergic rhinitis. The physician prescribes
topical anti-itch cream and instructs daily skin care. - ANSWERS-Eczema
A patient presents for follow-up of several painful vesicular lesions on the face, mouth,
and tongue. The patient is diagnosed with a condition caused by the same virus that
causes chicken pox. - ANSWERS-Herpes zoster (shingles)
Patient presents to the ED complaining of a sudden onset of speech impairment, severe
headache, falling down while standing, and inability to move the arm and leg on the
right side. A cerebral angiogram shows occlusion of blood vessels. - ANSWERS-
Ischemic stroke
Which disease can vitamin B12 deficiency be attributed to? - ANSWERS-Alcoholism
What are two possible causes for peripheral neuropathy? - ANSWERS-Vitamin B12
deficiency & Lead poisoning
A patient has slurred speech, difficulty walking, and dilated pupils. Which condition does
this describe? - ANSWERS-Subdural hematoma
A patient has tremors, bradykinesia, and abnormal gait. The patient is taking
anticholinergics; however, the symptoms are aggravated. A neurologist treats the
patient with deep brain stimulation. - ANSWERS-Parkinson disease
Following pupil dilation, an opthalmoscopy shows a cloudy and crystalline lens of the
left eye. An intracapsular extraction intraocular lens inmplant is recommended. -
ANSWERS-Cataract
A patient presents with anemia, jaundice, fever, and malaise due to the destruction of
red blood cells. Which infectious disease does this describe? - ANSWERS-Malaria
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A patient's records indicate a diagnosis of a staph skin infection which caused a boil to
develop on the patient's buttock region. Symptoms included red, swollen skin with pus.
Which additional symptom can appear in the affected area? - ANSWERS-Warm to
touch
A raised, red area recently developed on an eight-year-old patient's back after eating
peanuts. - ANSWERS-Urticaria
Upon physical exam, a patient was found to have a small, oozing vesicles on the skin of
both hands. Both hands were hot to the touch and swollen. The patient reported itching,
burning, and stinging of the skin. Frequently wears latex gloves. - ANSWERS-Contact
dermatitis
A 19-year-old patient reports persistent itching and peeling dry skin between the first
and second toes. The patient also has a burning sensation. An internal medicine
practitioner prescribes antifungal ointment and wash for the next four weeks. -
ANSWERS-Tinea pedis
, A patient has severe itching on the face. The physical exam reveals dry skin and small
lesions. The patient has a family history of allergic rhinitis. The physician prescribes
topical anti-itch cream and instructs daily skin care. - ANSWERS-Eczema
A patient presents for follow-up of several painful vesicular lesions on the face, mouth,
and tongue. The patient is diagnosed with a condition caused by the same virus that
causes chicken pox. - ANSWERS-Herpes zoster (shingles)
Patient presents to the ED complaining of a sudden onset of speech impairment, severe
headache, falling down while standing, and inability to move the arm and leg on the
right side. A cerebral angiogram shows occlusion of blood vessels. - ANSWERS-
Ischemic stroke
Which disease can vitamin B12 deficiency be attributed to? - ANSWERS-Alcoholism
What are two possible causes for peripheral neuropathy? - ANSWERS-Vitamin B12
deficiency & Lead poisoning
A patient has slurred speech, difficulty walking, and dilated pupils. Which condition does
this describe? - ANSWERS-Subdural hematoma
A patient has tremors, bradykinesia, and abnormal gait. The patient is taking
anticholinergics; however, the symptoms are aggravated. A neurologist treats the
patient with deep brain stimulation. - ANSWERS-Parkinson disease
Following pupil dilation, an opthalmoscopy shows a cloudy and crystalline lens of the
left eye. An intracapsular extraction intraocular lens inmplant is recommended. -
ANSWERS-Cataract
A patient presents with anemia, jaundice, fever, and malaise due to the destruction of
red blood cells. Which infectious disease does this describe? - ANSWERS-Malaria
