APEA Predictor Questions and Answers - Latest Top Score
1. Biggest side effect of colchicine: Diarrhea
2. Appearance of molluscum contagiosum: Umbilicated papules with a caseous plug
3. Treatment for broken clavicle in infants: No treatment; heals on its own
4. Uterus palpable above pubic symphysis: Week 12
5. Fundus halfway between pubic symphysis and umbilicus: Week 16
6. Fundus at umbilicus: Week 20
7. Fundus halfway between umbilicus and xiphoid process: Week 28
8. Fundus just below xiphoid process: Week 34
9. Increased sweat production indicates: Hyperthyroidism
10. Paget's disease: Localized increased bone turnover and blood flow leading to weakened bone
11. Treatment for Paget's disease: Bisphosphonates
12. Pregnant seatbelt use: Shoulder strap normally; lap strap below belly
13. Fifth disease other names: Parvovirus B19, Slapped cheek disease, Erythema infectiosum
14. Type of prevention via vaccination: Primary
15. When to begin ART for HIV: Immediately upon diagnosis
16. First-generation antihistamines: Diphenhydramine, Chlorpheniramine
17. Secondary syphilis signs: Rash on palms/soles, lymphadenopathy, fever
18. Chronic bacterial prostatitis treatment: Fluoroquinolone + Bactrim
19. Acute prostatitis treatment: Cipro or Ceftriaxone depending on STI status
20. Intraductal breast papilloma signs: Unilateral bloody/clear nipple discharge, lump in nipple area
21. GABHS with penicillin allergy: 1st-gen cephalosporin or macrolides if severe allergy
22. PDE5 inhibitors contraindicated with: Nitrates or triptans
23. Sildenafil drug class and caution: PDE5 inhibitor; assess cardiac risk
24. PAD symptoms: Pain, absent pulses, shiny skin, claudication
25. PAD first-line treatment: Walking/exercise
1. Biggest side effect of colchicine: Diarrhea
2. Appearance of molluscum contagiosum: Umbilicated papules with a caseous plug
3. Treatment for broken clavicle in infants: No treatment; heals on its own
4. Uterus palpable above pubic symphysis: Week 12
5. Fundus halfway between pubic symphysis and umbilicus: Week 16
6. Fundus at umbilicus: Week 20
7. Fundus halfway between umbilicus and xiphoid process: Week 28
8. Fundus just below xiphoid process: Week 34
9. Increased sweat production indicates: Hyperthyroidism
10. Paget's disease: Localized increased bone turnover and blood flow leading to weakened bone
11. Treatment for Paget's disease: Bisphosphonates
12. Pregnant seatbelt use: Shoulder strap normally; lap strap below belly
13. Fifth disease other names: Parvovirus B19, Slapped cheek disease, Erythema infectiosum
14. Type of prevention via vaccination: Primary
15. When to begin ART for HIV: Immediately upon diagnosis
16. First-generation antihistamines: Diphenhydramine, Chlorpheniramine
17. Secondary syphilis signs: Rash on palms/soles, lymphadenopathy, fever
18. Chronic bacterial prostatitis treatment: Fluoroquinolone + Bactrim
19. Acute prostatitis treatment: Cipro or Ceftriaxone depending on STI status
20. Intraductal breast papilloma signs: Unilateral bloody/clear nipple discharge, lump in nipple area
21. GABHS with penicillin allergy: 1st-gen cephalosporin or macrolides if severe allergy
22. PDE5 inhibitors contraindicated with: Nitrates or triptans
23. Sildenafil drug class and caution: PDE5 inhibitor; assess cardiac risk
24. PAD symptoms: Pain, absent pulses, shiny skin, claudication
25. PAD first-line treatment: Walking/exercise
