age 1 of 39
SARAH MICHELLE LIVE REVIEW EXAM STUDY GUIDE
2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<BRAND NEW VERSION>
Rubeola (measles) .....Answer.......3 C's- cough, conjunctivitis and
congestion. White spots in mouth
Mumps .....Answer.......Fever, bilateral swelling infront of ears
Rubella (German Measles) .....Answer.......Rash starts on face and
then spreads. Fever, cervical lymph and pink rash
Roseola (Sixth Disease) .....Answer.......High fever. Rash when it
breaks. Rose pink color turns white when you touch it (blanches).
When the rash appears the patient is no longer contagious.
,age 2 of 39
Fifth Disease .....Answer.......Cold symptoms, lacy rash on trunk,
itchy soles of feet and slapped cheeks
Hand, foot and mouth .....Answer.......Fever, sore throat, sores in
mouth (THIS IS WHERE IS STARTS), hands, feet and toe peeling.
Migraines .....Answer.......Unilateral behind eye,l. Prophylactic Tx:
beta blockers
Abortive tx: Triptans! (Don't prescribe to uncontrolled HTN or
CAD pts).
Diagnosis of Temporal Arteritis .....Answer.......ESR, C-reactive
protein & temporal artery biopsy. Tx. Long term high dose
steroids.
,age 3 of 39
Cluster headaches .....Answer.......Sudden sharp unilateral
headache, tearing, nasal drainage, pain behind eyes.
Prophylactic: verapamil
Abortive: O2 or sumatriptan
Thunderclap headache .....Answer......."Worst headache of my
life". Usually associated with hemorrhagic stroke
Stroke .....Answer.......BE FAST: balance, eyes, face, arm, speech
and time. CT scan. Bleed= hemorrhagic clot= ischemic.
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) .....Answer.......interruption in blood
supply to the brain that does not cause permanent brain
damage- increased risk of stroke
Receptive aphasia .....Answer.......WERNICKES
Expressive aphasia .....Answer.......Broca's
, age 4 of 39
Bell palsy .....Answer.......Facial cranial nerve 7. Rule out Lyme
disease. Cause is unknown possibly viral. Tx. Antiviral, steroids
with 72 hours
Test for corneal abrasion .....Answer.......Fluorescein stain
Parkinson's .....Answer.......Bradykinesia, rigidity, resting tremor
and postural instability. Caused by depletion of dopamine
progressive neuro.
Essential tremor .....Answer.......Occurs with intent (reaching for
something). Tx. Beta blockers (propranolol), physical activity and
NO alcohol
Parkinson's treatment .....Answer.......Dopamine agonists:
ropinerole (requip) for motor symptoms. Levodopa/caridopa
(sinemet) better bradykinesia coverage.
SARAH MICHELLE LIVE REVIEW EXAM STUDY GUIDE
2025/2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
CORRECT SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS
<BRAND NEW VERSION>
Rubeola (measles) .....Answer.......3 C's- cough, conjunctivitis and
congestion. White spots in mouth
Mumps .....Answer.......Fever, bilateral swelling infront of ears
Rubella (German Measles) .....Answer.......Rash starts on face and
then spreads. Fever, cervical lymph and pink rash
Roseola (Sixth Disease) .....Answer.......High fever. Rash when it
breaks. Rose pink color turns white when you touch it (blanches).
When the rash appears the patient is no longer contagious.
,age 2 of 39
Fifth Disease .....Answer.......Cold symptoms, lacy rash on trunk,
itchy soles of feet and slapped cheeks
Hand, foot and mouth .....Answer.......Fever, sore throat, sores in
mouth (THIS IS WHERE IS STARTS), hands, feet and toe peeling.
Migraines .....Answer.......Unilateral behind eye,l. Prophylactic Tx:
beta blockers
Abortive tx: Triptans! (Don't prescribe to uncontrolled HTN or
CAD pts).
Diagnosis of Temporal Arteritis .....Answer.......ESR, C-reactive
protein & temporal artery biopsy. Tx. Long term high dose
steroids.
,age 3 of 39
Cluster headaches .....Answer.......Sudden sharp unilateral
headache, tearing, nasal drainage, pain behind eyes.
Prophylactic: verapamil
Abortive: O2 or sumatriptan
Thunderclap headache .....Answer......."Worst headache of my
life". Usually associated with hemorrhagic stroke
Stroke .....Answer.......BE FAST: balance, eyes, face, arm, speech
and time. CT scan. Bleed= hemorrhagic clot= ischemic.
Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) .....Answer.......interruption in blood
supply to the brain that does not cause permanent brain
damage- increased risk of stroke
Receptive aphasia .....Answer.......WERNICKES
Expressive aphasia .....Answer.......Broca's
, age 4 of 39
Bell palsy .....Answer.......Facial cranial nerve 7. Rule out Lyme
disease. Cause is unknown possibly viral. Tx. Antiviral, steroids
with 72 hours
Test for corneal abrasion .....Answer.......Fluorescein stain
Parkinson's .....Answer.......Bradykinesia, rigidity, resting tremor
and postural instability. Caused by depletion of dopamine
progressive neuro.
Essential tremor .....Answer.......Occurs with intent (reaching for
something). Tx. Beta blockers (propranolol), physical activity and
NO alcohol
Parkinson's treatment .....Answer.......Dopamine agonists:
ropinerole (requip) for motor symptoms. Levodopa/caridopa
(sinemet) better bradykinesia coverage.
