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Apea 3p predictor exam
2026 questions and correct answers
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APEA 3P PREDICTOR EXAM 2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS Page | 1
What is the hallmark symptom of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?
A. Edema |
B. Bruising |
C. Rash |
D. Intermittent claudication
D. Intermittent claudication
Which lesion is painless and associated with endocarditis?
A. Osler nodes |
B. Janeway lesions
| C. Petechiae
| D. Purpura
B. Janeway lesions
Which test is best to confirm Peripheral Arterial Disease?
A. ECG
B. ABI |
C. Echocardiogram
| D. Angiography
B. ABI
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Which best describes shingles (Herpes Zoster)?
A. Diffuse red rash |
B. Painless macules |
C. Vesicular dermatomal rash |
D. Annular ring
C. Vesicular dermatomal rash
What is the most common complication of shingles?
A. Skin cancer |
B. Postherpetic neuralgia
| C. Psoriasis |
D. Eczema
B. Postherpetic neuralgia
When should a sinusitis patient be referred immediately?
A. 3 days of congestion
| B. Purulent drainage |
C. Periorbital swelling |
D. Dry cough
C. Periorbital swelling
Weber test in Meniere's disease typically:
A. Lateralizes to affected ear |
B. No sound |
C. Lateralizes to unaffected ear |
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D. Shows normal
C. Lateralizes to unaffected ear
Rinne test in Meniere's disease shows:
A. BC > AC |
B. No response |
C. AC > BC
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D. Equal in both ears
C. AC > BC
Which symptom combo best describes Meniere's?
A. Rash + cough |
B. Dizziness
+ hearing loss + tinnitus |
C. Nausea + vomiting |
D. Visual loss
B. Dizziness + hearing loss + tinnitus
Which skin condition shows silvery scale plaques?
A. Eczema |
B. Psoriasis |
C. Impetigo
| D. Rosacea
B. Psoriasis