APEA 3p
Which lesion is painless and associated with B. Janeway lesions
endocarditis? A. Osler nodes | B. Janeway lesions | C.
Petechiae | D. Purpura
Which test is best to confirm Peripheral Arterial B. ABI
Disease? A. ECG | B. ABI | C. Echocardiogram | D.
Angiography
Which best describes shingles (Herpes Zoster)? A. C. Vesicular dermatomal rash
Diffuse red rash | B. Painless macules | C. Vesicular
dermatomal rash | D. Annular ring
What is the most common complication of shingles? B. Postherpetic neuralgia
A. Skin cancer | B. Postherpetic neuralgia | C. Psoriasis
| D. Eczema
,APEA 3p
When should a sinusitis patient be referred C. Periorbital swelling
immediately? A. 3 days of congestion | B. Purulent
drainage | C. Periorbital swelling | D. Dry cough
Weber test in Meniere's disease typically: A. C. Lateralizes to unaffected ear
Lateralizes to affected ear | B. No sound | C.
Lateralizes to unaffected ear | D. Shows normal
Rinne test in Meniere's disease shows: A. BC > AC | B. C. AC > BC
No response | C. AC > BC | D. Equal in both ears
Which symptom combo best describes Meniere's? A. B. Dizziness + hearing loss + tinnitus
Rash + cough | B. Dizziness + hearing loss + tinnitus | C.
Nausea + vomiting | D. Visual loss
Which skin condition shows silvery scale plaques? A. B. Psoriasis
Eczema | B. Psoriasis | C. Impetigo | D. Rosacea
Psoriasis is commonly associated with: A. Rosacea | B. C. Joint pain
Urticaria | C. Joint pain | D. Lupus
First test for suspected hypothyroidism? A. T4 | B. CBC C. TSH
| C. TSH | D. ANA
, APEA 3p
What to check if TSH is elevated? A. T3 | B. Free T4 | C. B. Free T4
Insulin | D. CRP
What HbA1c level diagnoses diabetes? A. 5.6% | B. D. 6.5%
6.0% | C. 6.3% | D. 6.5%
Which acne medication is teratogenic? A. Doxycycline B. Isotretinoin
| B. Isotretinoin | C. Clindamycin | D. Benzoyl peroxide
Outpatient PID treatment includes: A. Penicillin only | B. Ceftriaxone + doxycycline
B. Ceftriaxone + doxycycline | C. Metronidazole only |
D. Fluoroquinolone + gentamicin
Why are macrolides used for outpatient CAP? A. C. Cover typical + atypical bacteria
Cost-effective | B. They treat TB | C. Cover typical +
atypical bacteria | D. They're topical
Which lesion is painless and associated with B. Janeway lesions
endocarditis? A. Osler nodes | B. Janeway lesions | C.
Petechiae | D. Purpura
Which test is best to confirm Peripheral Arterial B. ABI
Disease? A. ECG | B. ABI | C. Echocardiogram | D.
Angiography
Which best describes shingles (Herpes Zoster)? A. C. Vesicular dermatomal rash
Diffuse red rash | B. Painless macules | C. Vesicular
dermatomal rash | D. Annular ring
What is the most common complication of shingles? B. Postherpetic neuralgia
A. Skin cancer | B. Postherpetic neuralgia | C. Psoriasis
| D. Eczema
,APEA 3p
When should a sinusitis patient be referred C. Periorbital swelling
immediately? A. 3 days of congestion | B. Purulent
drainage | C. Periorbital swelling | D. Dry cough
Weber test in Meniere's disease typically: A. C. Lateralizes to unaffected ear
Lateralizes to affected ear | B. No sound | C.
Lateralizes to unaffected ear | D. Shows normal
Rinne test in Meniere's disease shows: A. BC > AC | B. C. AC > BC
No response | C. AC > BC | D. Equal in both ears
Which symptom combo best describes Meniere's? A. B. Dizziness + hearing loss + tinnitus
Rash + cough | B. Dizziness + hearing loss + tinnitus | C.
Nausea + vomiting | D. Visual loss
Which skin condition shows silvery scale plaques? A. B. Psoriasis
Eczema | B. Psoriasis | C. Impetigo | D. Rosacea
Psoriasis is commonly associated with: A. Rosacea | B. C. Joint pain
Urticaria | C. Joint pain | D. Lupus
First test for suspected hypothyroidism? A. T4 | B. CBC C. TSH
| C. TSH | D. ANA
, APEA 3p
What to check if TSH is elevated? A. T3 | B. Free T4 | C. B. Free T4
Insulin | D. CRP
What HbA1c level diagnoses diabetes? A. 5.6% | B. D. 6.5%
6.0% | C. 6.3% | D. 6.5%
Which acne medication is teratogenic? A. Doxycycline B. Isotretinoin
| B. Isotretinoin | C. Clindamycin | D. Benzoyl peroxide
Outpatient PID treatment includes: A. Penicillin only | B. Ceftriaxone + doxycycline
B. Ceftriaxone + doxycycline | C. Metronidazole only |
D. Fluoroquinolone + gentamicin
Why are macrolides used for outpatient CAP? A. C. Cover typical + atypical bacteria
Cost-effective | B. They treat TB | C. Cover typical +
atypical bacteria | D. They're topical
