COMSAE 111 Exam 2026 (Actual Exam) | All Questions and Correct
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Mandibular fracture, nerve that carries the pain sensation is the - (answer)inferior alveolar N. Lingual N.
branches off earlier and provides sensation to anterior 2/3 of tongue and floor of mouth.
Patient is retching, vomiting small amount of blood, history of AUD. Nonpentrating mucosal tear of the
posterior wall superior to the gastroesophageal junction that continues to the esophageal wall
compromises - (answer)vagal trunk (runs posterior to the esophagus). Mallory-Weiss syndrome.
PMH of calcium disorder which he ran out of supplements. BP is 110/70 and taking BP elicits carpal
spasm. PT is short, stocky and shortened medial digits (Albright Hereditary Osteodystrophy). Phosphate
and cAMP don't respond to IV PTH. The cause is decreased - (answer)Galphas mediated signaling.
Pseudohypoparathyroidism type 1a (PHP1A).
Fever, dry cough, GI upset with COPD. Patchy opacities. Gram neg bacilli. They acquired the bacteria via -
(answer)inhalation if environmental aerosols (usually HVAC person). Legionella pneumophila.
Sudden loss of consciousness that lasted for less than 1 minute. No tongue biting or urinary
incontinence. Most likely cause - (answer)idioventricular rhythm. sudden drop in cerebral perfusion due
pacemaker failure.
50 yr old man presents for annual visit. FMH lung and bladder cancer. Drinks alcohol. PMH hemorrhoids.
Screening for him - (answer)colonoscopy. Should be done starting at 45yrs old for everyone.
Low grade lumbosacral achiness for as long as he can remember. Narrow lucency down the middle of the
L5 spinous process present. Patent sacroiliac joints. Congenital abnormality - (answer)spina bifida
occulta.
68 yr old woman with T2DM, HTN, hyperlipidemia. Menopause at 52. DXA scan -2.1. Add calcium,
vitamin D and what med - (answer)alendronate to prevent osteoporosis (Inhibits osteoclast activity,
reducing bone resorption - bisphosphonate)
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What is the Pearson correlation value for this data set? - (answer)correlation close to 0.00.
78 yr old presents to office with 1 week history of lower abdominal pain and urinary hesitancy with
interrupted flow. Enlarge, firm, tender prostate. PSA is normal. Gram pos, catalase neg coccus. Etiological
agent - (answer)Enterococcus faecalis .
75 yr old pruritic vulvar lesion which she first noticed 1 week. White, flaky, slightly roughened lesion with
focal areas of ecchymoses from scratching. Thinning of the squamous epithelium. Hypocellular
collagenous tissue. Dx - (answer)lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.
37 yr old man presents with pruritus and bullae that are localized to sun exposed areas of the skin. Urine
sample is reddish brown in appearance and pink under fluorescent light. Elevated glucose, alanine
aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase. What would be elevated - (answer)uroporphyrinogen III.
Porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT).
Weakness and numbness in his right upper extremity following a shoulder injury. Reveals anesthesia
along the lateral aspect of the arm and forearm, including the thumb. Biceps ad brachioradialis reflex are
0/4 on the right and 2/4 on the left. Which additional muscle is diminished - (answer)abduction of the
humerus. Axillary n. C5-C6 (from the brachial plexus).
62 yr old is slurring words, talking a lot but not making sense. Arthroscopic knee surgery 2 weeks ago w/
upper respiratory tract recently. PMH is on psych drug. Mental status deteriorates and develops seizure.
Low NA, Psych drug acts by - (answer)inhibiting serotonin reuptake. Patient presents with serotonin
syndrome due to SSRI.
7yr old has lethargy, daytime somnolence, nighttime snoring, increased respiratory infections. DX -
(answer)adenotonsilar hypertrophy. Enlarged tonsils and adenoids more common in kids. Not cystic
fibrosis b/c they would have lower resp infections and thick mucus production.
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Mandibular fracture, nerve that carries the pain sensation is the - (answer)inferior alveolar N. Lingual N.
branches off earlier and provides sensation to anterior 2/3 of tongue and floor of mouth.
Patient is retching, vomiting small amount of blood, history of AUD. Nonpentrating mucosal tear of the
posterior wall superior to the gastroesophageal junction that continues to the esophageal wall
compromises - (answer)vagal trunk (runs posterior to the esophagus). Mallory-Weiss syndrome.
PMH of calcium disorder which he ran out of supplements. BP is 110/70 and taking BP elicits carpal
spasm. PT is short, stocky and shortened medial digits (Albright Hereditary Osteodystrophy). Phosphate
and cAMP don't respond to IV PTH. The cause is decreased - (answer)Galphas mediated signaling.
Pseudohypoparathyroidism type 1a (PHP1A).
Fever, dry cough, GI upset with COPD. Patchy opacities. Gram neg bacilli. They acquired the bacteria via -
(answer)inhalation if environmental aerosols (usually HVAC person). Legionella pneumophila.
Sudden loss of consciousness that lasted for less than 1 minute. No tongue biting or urinary
incontinence. Most likely cause - (answer)idioventricular rhythm. sudden drop in cerebral perfusion due
pacemaker failure.
50 yr old man presents for annual visit. FMH lung and bladder cancer. Drinks alcohol. PMH hemorrhoids.
Screening for him - (answer)colonoscopy. Should be done starting at 45yrs old for everyone.
Low grade lumbosacral achiness for as long as he can remember. Narrow lucency down the middle of the
L5 spinous process present. Patent sacroiliac joints. Congenital abnormality - (answer)spina bifida
occulta.
68 yr old woman with T2DM, HTN, hyperlipidemia. Menopause at 52. DXA scan -2.1. Add calcium,
vitamin D and what med - (answer)alendronate to prevent osteoporosis (Inhibits osteoclast activity,
reducing bone resorption - bisphosphonate)
, COMSAE 111 Exam 2026 (Actual Exam) | All Questions and Correct
Answers | Graded A+ | Verified Answers | Brand New Version!!!!
What is the Pearson correlation value for this data set? - (answer)correlation close to 0.00.
78 yr old presents to office with 1 week history of lower abdominal pain and urinary hesitancy with
interrupted flow. Enlarge, firm, tender prostate. PSA is normal. Gram pos, catalase neg coccus. Etiological
agent - (answer)Enterococcus faecalis .
75 yr old pruritic vulvar lesion which she first noticed 1 week. White, flaky, slightly roughened lesion with
focal areas of ecchymoses from scratching. Thinning of the squamous epithelium. Hypocellular
collagenous tissue. Dx - (answer)lichen sclerosus et atrophicus.
37 yr old man presents with pruritus and bullae that are localized to sun exposed areas of the skin. Urine
sample is reddish brown in appearance and pink under fluorescent light. Elevated glucose, alanine
aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase. What would be elevated - (answer)uroporphyrinogen III.
Porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT).
Weakness and numbness in his right upper extremity following a shoulder injury. Reveals anesthesia
along the lateral aspect of the arm and forearm, including the thumb. Biceps ad brachioradialis reflex are
0/4 on the right and 2/4 on the left. Which additional muscle is diminished - (answer)abduction of the
humerus. Axillary n. C5-C6 (from the brachial plexus).
62 yr old is slurring words, talking a lot but not making sense. Arthroscopic knee surgery 2 weeks ago w/
upper respiratory tract recently. PMH is on psych drug. Mental status deteriorates and develops seizure.
Low NA, Psych drug acts by - (answer)inhibiting serotonin reuptake. Patient presents with serotonin
syndrome due to SSRI.
7yr old has lethargy, daytime somnolence, nighttime snoring, increased respiratory infections. DX -
(answer)adenotonsilar hypertrophy. Enlarged tonsils and adenoids more common in kids. Not cystic
fibrosis b/c they would have lower resp infections and thick mucus production.
