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The Romberg test is one part of the evaluation of which cranial nerve?

c) CN VIII

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Using the pt to tightly close their eyes tests which CN?

c) CNVII

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Asking a person to clench their teeth while you palpate for bilateral symmetry of their master muscles tests which CN?

a) CN V

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Which of the following causes pitting of the nails?

b) psoriasis

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Which of the following nail signs suggests subacute bacterial endocarditis?

d) Splinter hemorrhages

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Koilonychia is caused by which of the following?

a) Iron deficiency anemia

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Which of the following is a synonym for an epidermoid cyst?

d) Wen

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An asian individual discovers a blue brown, irregularly shaped lesion, with melted chocolate-like boarders, in his nail bed. Which of the following conditions do you suspects?

d) Melanoma

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Direct pupillary reflex is intact on the right, the consensual reflex to the left is absent. Which is the most likely lesion?

d) left CNIII

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Which of the following causes erysipelas?

c) Streptococcus

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Associated with Psoriasis, this sign is present when picking off a psoriatic scala causes pin-prick bleeding (the lesion looks like it is "oozing" blood)

a) Auspitz sign

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"Red or brown dots" (throbbed capillaries) are pathognomonic for the benign epithelial hyperplasia caused by the Human Papilloma Virus

d) verruca vulgaris

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What is the red macular rash commonly found in warm, moist areas such as under the breast or between the legs?

b) Candida intertrigo

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Rat-bite necrosis at the fingertips and tapering "Madonna's fingers" are associated with what condition?

a) Scleroderma

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If you burn the tip of your tongue, which cranial nerve carries the pain sensation to the brain?

b) CN V

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What is the term for a blister that is larger than 2cm, filled with serous fluid?

c) Bulla

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Which of the following is associated with red lunulas?

a) Heart failure

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Which of the following nail findings is associated with nail fungus?

b) Onycholysis

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What would you suspect about a lymph node that is enlarged, hard and immovable?

c) cancerous

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What is the skin condition starts with a "herald patch" that is followed 1-2 weeks later by a generalised symmetrical rash of smaller lesions on the abdomen, chest and back? On the back it appears in a christmas tree pattern

a) Pityriasis rosea

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Your pt looks up and when they look down there is a strip of sclera visible between the its and upper eyelid. which of the following conditions do you suspect?

c) Grave's disease

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Which of then following could causes a corneal abrasion?

a) Entropion

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Which of the following is associated with Keratoconjunctive Sicca (Sjorgen's)

b) Xerostomia

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Blue sclerae and decreased hearing are accepted with what condition?

a) Osteogenesis imperfecta

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Which of the following is true about the Adie's/tonic pupil?

b) Mydriatic + sluggish light reflex

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When is arcus senilis clinically significant?

d) in pts. <40 years old

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Which of the following is not visualised during an otoscopic examination?

d) Stapes

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Which of the following can grow across the cornea and obstruct vision?

b) Pterygium

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Which of the following is associated with cataracts?

b) disruption of the red reflex

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Which of the following is associated with glaucoma?

a) cupping of the disk

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Which of the following is associated with hypertensive retinopathy?

c) Flame hemorrhages

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A pt reports a sudden onset of numerous floaters and seeing sparks of light followed by vision loss " like a shade coming down" What do you suspect?

c) Retinal detachment

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Amber brown fluid behind the tympanic membrane is associated with what?

a) Acute serous otitis media

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Which of the following has an abrupt, painful onset?

c) closed angle glaucoma

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What is the name for yellow communal-like dots that commonly appear around the fovea?

d) Drusen bodies

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Excessive growth of the bony lining of the ear canal that causes a lump in the ear canal?

d) Exostosis

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Which of the following is not associated with Acute Toxic labyrinthitis?

c) unilateral sore throat

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There is a red reflex in the eyes and the ears

True

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A single enlarged nodule in the thyroid gland is most suggestive of which condition?

d) Malignancy

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Which condition is described as erythematous papule and plaques covered with silver scales found primarily on the extensors surfaces of the body?

b) Psoriasis

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which of the following is true about arterio-venous nicking seen in the eye?

a) Wider space between vein and artery

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If you notice redness and swelling near the medial cants of the eye and pressing on the lacrimal sac causing pus to extrude through the puncture, what do you suspect?

b) Dacrocystitis

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A 26 year old complains of diffuse, steady, "bandlike" occipital headaches that are worst at the end of the day and during stressful times at work. Which of the following would not be part of appropriate management of the individual?

a) emergency referral

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What would you suspect if a pt reported a stiff neck with the worst headache of my life?

d) subarachnoid haemorrhage

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which of the following headache characteristic would raise suspicion of a tumor or raised intrathecal pressure?

c) slow increases in intensity and frequency

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which type of headache is preceded by a visual or other type of prodrome?

a) Classic migraine

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A 70 year old who reports a headache over one eye should be examined for sign of?

c) Temporal arteritis

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Autonomic phenomena, such as ipsilateral eye tearing and facial flushing are associated with which of the following?

c) cluster headaches

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People with classic migraines often report and childhood history of which of the following?

b) motion sickness

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Which of the following causes a cherry red macula?

b) central artery occlusion

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Which of the following could cause absence of the red reflex on a fundoscopic exam?

b) detached retina

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If someone had a brain tumour which of the following would be the most diagnostic finding on the fundoycopic exam?

a) papilloedema

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Which of the following causes copper and silver wiring to be seen in the eye?

d) Arteriosclerosis

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Which of the following findings would be most likely if someone had a unilateral excess accumulation of cerumen?

a) Sound goes to the bad ear on Weber test

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The confrontation test is most helpful in discovering deficits associated with:

d) Glaucoma

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The pt protrudes his tongue and it deviates to the right. This suggests a lesion of:

b) Right XII

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A narrowed cone of light suggests which of the following?

a) Inflamed Eustachian tube

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Swollen, pale, bluish nasal mucosa and thin watery discharge suggests which of the following?

b) Allergic rhinitis

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What are rhythmic uncontrollable movements of the eyes called?

Nystagmus

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What is the groove between the upper lip and the underside of the nose called?

a) Philtrum

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Which of the turbinates in not visualised during a nasoscopic examination?

a) superior

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Rhinophyma is believed to be an extreme form of what skin condition?

d) Rosacea

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Nasal Polyps most commonly arise from which meatus?

b) middle

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Which of the following is least likely to cause nasal septal perforation?

d) oral ingestion of acetominephine

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Gingival hyperplasia is a red flag for which of the following

d) Leukemia

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Which of the following causes swollen gums that bleed easily?

c) Scurvy

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which of the following is true about torus palatinus?

b) it is benign

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Strawberry tongue is associated with which of the following?

d) Scarlet fever

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Which of the following is the breath odour associated with renal failure?

d) Ammonia

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Which of the following is associated with increased risk for colon cancer?

c) Peutz-Jegher's sundrome

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What are small, white, painful ulcerations that develop in the mouth due to stress, trauma, or allergies called?

b) Aphthous ulcers

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Which of the following causes a smooth tongue (atrophic glossitis)?

b) Riboflavin deficiency

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Which of the following would be most likely to causes cheilosis?

b) ill fitting dentures

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Which of the following causes a blue-gray line along the gums?

b) Bismuth

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Fever is typically associated with which of the following?

a) Coryza

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Which of the following does a fine lingual tremor suggest?

c) Thyrotoxicosis

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Which of the following may be a sequela of untreated strep throat?

b) heart valve damage

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Which of the following does not apply to Qunisy throat?

d) vertigo

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Which of the following is a cause of saddle nose?

c) congenital syphilis

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Hutchinson's teeth are associated with which of the following?

b) congenital syphilis

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Your pt who smokes and has worked for the past 25yeas as a landscaper, develops an ulceration on his lower lip that persists for 3 weeks. what do you suspect?

d) Labial carcinom

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What would you suspect on palpating a lymph node what is enlarged, boggy, tender and moveable?

d) infection

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What of the following would be least likely too cause ptosis of the eye lid?

c) Grave's disease

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Ability to ducted a wisp of cotton against the cornea of the eye is a function of which CN?

c) CN V