SAEM Exam with Latest Questions and Solutions

SAEM Exam with Latest Questions and Solutions "A 46 year old woman was wearing high heels and tripped stepping off a curb. She thinks she inverted her left ankle. She complains of pain on the lateral side of her foot. On exam she has tenderness and swelling with ecchymosis on the lateral aspect of her left foot. Her X-ray shows: [image] A. 5th metatarsal tuberosity fracture B. fifth phalanx fracture C. Jones fracture D. ligamentous injury only E. no fracture, just a sesamoid bone" ANSWER "A. 5th metatarsal tuberosity fracture" "A hemodynamically stable patient presents with pain in the forearm after isolated trauma. The neurovascular examination is normal. A single X-ray is taken, and appears as is shown in the Figure. Of the following choices, which is the best next step? [image really bad ulnar fracture] A. CT scan of the radius and ulna B. MRI to assess for nerve damage C. X-ray of the contralateral arm to assess for symmetry D. splinting of the forearm with Orthopedic follow-up E. obtain another view of the forearm, and also X-ray the elbow and wrist" ANSWER "E. obtain another view of the forearm, and also X-ray the elbow and wrist