3P HIGH STAKES 2027 ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔second degree uterine prolapse - ✔✔cervix is at introits - weak pelvic floor
structures
✔✔Bronchiectasis - ✔✔A condition associated with chronic cough with produces
copious amounts of purulent sputum (foul smelling) is most likely:
✔✔Pseudoclaudication (Lumbar spinal stenosis) - ✔✔Pain in the back or legs where
the patient walks but improves with rest, lumbar flexion or both
✔✔Anesthesia - ✔✔Absence of touch sensation refers to:
✔✔Analgesia - ✔✔absence of pain sensation
✔✔The medial & lateral menisci - ✔✔These are fibrocartilaginous discs that cushion the
action of the femur on the tibia:
✔✔around the 7th or 8th rib - ✔✔The lower tip of the scapula is located:
✔✔Fordyce spots - ✔✔Normal ectopic sebaceous glands of the buccal mucosa
appearing as small yellow-white raised lesions found on the inner surface and vermilion
border of the lips.
✔✔Cyanosis - ✔✔In dark skinned children, black, dusky mucous membranes are
significant for
✔✔overflow incontinence - ✔✔Incontinence associated with a neurological or
anatomical obstruction from pelvic organs or the prostate which limits bladder emptying
and causes a distended bladder.
✔✔Tendons - ✔✔Collagen fibers connecting muscle to bone are called
, ✔✔Ligaments - ✔✔Ropelike bundles of collagen fibrils that connect bone to bone
✔✔Cervical Myelopathy—from cervical
cord compression - ✔✔Neck pain with bilateral weakness and paresthesias in both
upper and lower extremities, often with urinary frequency.
Hand clumsiness, palmar paresthesias, and gait changes may be subtle.
Neck flexion often exacerbates symptoms.
✔✔A rectovaginal examination - ✔✔To palpate a retroverted uterus, the uterosacral
ligaments, cul-de-sac and adnexa; to screen for colorectal cancer in women > 50 and to
assess for pelvic pathology are all reasons for:
✔✔Erythropoeitin - ✔✔During pregnancy, which hormone results in increased blood
viscosity?
✔✔micro-aneurysms - ✔✔Tiny, round, red spots in and around the macular area during
an ophthalmoscopic exam are consistent with:
✔✔Cystocele - ✔✔A bulge of the upper two-thirds of the anterior vaginal wall and the
bladder above it
✔✔On the posterior and medial surface of the knee - ✔✔The semimembranous bursa
of the knee lies:
✔✔Ectopic Pregnancy - ✔✔Pelvic exam findings showing slightly enlarged, soft uterus,
uterine or cervical motion tenderness and adnexal mass palpated are consistent with:
✔✔Congenital hypothyroidism - ✔✔In a newborn, puffy face, coarse facial features,
enlarged anterior fontanel, thick protruding tongue, poor feeding constipation, prolonged
jaundice, decreased activity, hypothermia, poor weight gain, swollen glands, feet and
genital can all be signs of:
✔✔Tripped weight - ✔✔By 1 year, the infant's weight should increased by how much
compared to their birth weight?
✔✔3 months - ✔✔Normal infants can lift the head and clasp the hands by what age?
✔✔6 month milestones-Gross motor - ✔✔Rolls over
Sits unsupported
No head lag when pulled to sit from supine
✔✔6 month milestones-language - ✔✔Turns toward voice
SET A+
✔✔second degree uterine prolapse - ✔✔cervix is at introits - weak pelvic floor
structures
✔✔Bronchiectasis - ✔✔A condition associated with chronic cough with produces
copious amounts of purulent sputum (foul smelling) is most likely:
✔✔Pseudoclaudication (Lumbar spinal stenosis) - ✔✔Pain in the back or legs where
the patient walks but improves with rest, lumbar flexion or both
✔✔Anesthesia - ✔✔Absence of touch sensation refers to:
✔✔Analgesia - ✔✔absence of pain sensation
✔✔The medial & lateral menisci - ✔✔These are fibrocartilaginous discs that cushion the
action of the femur on the tibia:
✔✔around the 7th or 8th rib - ✔✔The lower tip of the scapula is located:
✔✔Fordyce spots - ✔✔Normal ectopic sebaceous glands of the buccal mucosa
appearing as small yellow-white raised lesions found on the inner surface and vermilion
border of the lips.
✔✔Cyanosis - ✔✔In dark skinned children, black, dusky mucous membranes are
significant for
✔✔overflow incontinence - ✔✔Incontinence associated with a neurological or
anatomical obstruction from pelvic organs or the prostate which limits bladder emptying
and causes a distended bladder.
✔✔Tendons - ✔✔Collagen fibers connecting muscle to bone are called
, ✔✔Ligaments - ✔✔Ropelike bundles of collagen fibrils that connect bone to bone
✔✔Cervical Myelopathy—from cervical
cord compression - ✔✔Neck pain with bilateral weakness and paresthesias in both
upper and lower extremities, often with urinary frequency.
Hand clumsiness, palmar paresthesias, and gait changes may be subtle.
Neck flexion often exacerbates symptoms.
✔✔A rectovaginal examination - ✔✔To palpate a retroverted uterus, the uterosacral
ligaments, cul-de-sac and adnexa; to screen for colorectal cancer in women > 50 and to
assess for pelvic pathology are all reasons for:
✔✔Erythropoeitin - ✔✔During pregnancy, which hormone results in increased blood
viscosity?
✔✔micro-aneurysms - ✔✔Tiny, round, red spots in and around the macular area during
an ophthalmoscopic exam are consistent with:
✔✔Cystocele - ✔✔A bulge of the upper two-thirds of the anterior vaginal wall and the
bladder above it
✔✔On the posterior and medial surface of the knee - ✔✔The semimembranous bursa
of the knee lies:
✔✔Ectopic Pregnancy - ✔✔Pelvic exam findings showing slightly enlarged, soft uterus,
uterine or cervical motion tenderness and adnexal mass palpated are consistent with:
✔✔Congenital hypothyroidism - ✔✔In a newborn, puffy face, coarse facial features,
enlarged anterior fontanel, thick protruding tongue, poor feeding constipation, prolonged
jaundice, decreased activity, hypothermia, poor weight gain, swollen glands, feet and
genital can all be signs of:
✔✔Tripped weight - ✔✔By 1 year, the infant's weight should increased by how much
compared to their birth weight?
✔✔3 months - ✔✔Normal infants can lift the head and clasp the hands by what age?
✔✔6 month milestones-Gross motor - ✔✔Rolls over
Sits unsupported
No head lag when pulled to sit from supine
✔✔6 month milestones-language - ✔✔Turns toward voice
