Part 4 NBCE Questions and Answers correct

Part 4 NBCE Questions and Answers correct 30 yo F with "rubbery legs" in the morning. Loss of bowel and bladder function. It's becoming progressive. It is starting to move up the legs bilaterally Guillian Barre Nerve Root pattern Dermatogenous Facet presentation Scleratogenous but does not cross the knee Kidney presentation flank pain Pancreas presentation T10 pain. Knife like that goes straight through Gallbladder Inferior angle of right scapula. + murphys sign Pointing with one finger to: Epigastric Joint pain epigastric: ulcer joint pain: Bursa (subacromial or greater trochanter) Patient that has pain and rubs the whole joint Arthritis Patient that just grabs the whole shoulder for pain Rotator cuff injury Loss of the lateral third of the eyebrows Hypothyroid Myxedema Ptosis: Unilateral or Bilateral Unilateral: Horners syndrome (Miosis&anhydrosis) 1.Pancost tumor 2.Whiplash 3.TOS Bilateral: MG -exaggerated blinking pattern Iritis/Uveitis Observed in early signs of AS Papilledema An indication of increased intracranial pressure pushing the optic N into the back of the eye. "Fractured" rectangle with opthalmoscope Arteriosclerosis on examination Av nicking, Silver wire, Widened light reflex Hypertension on examination Cotton wool appearance, flame hemorrhage, Narrow light reflex Diabetes mellitus on eye exam Yellow, hard, waxy exudates, neurovascular claudication, microaneurysms, absent red light reflex Herpes Zoster Raised fluid filled vesicle that follows a dermatome Typically in the T/S RSHF presents with: jugular venous pulsations and distension. b/l leg swelling (pitting edema) SOB Common causes of RSHF LSHF or cor pulmonale AKA for Angina pectoris Coronary vasospasm