Clinical Assessment and Management
Acute bacterial rhinosinusitis - ANSWER-Diagnosis criteria with persistent upper respiratory symptoms
Advair and albuterol - ANSWER-Best plan for asthma patient on budesonide and albuterol
Allergic conjunctivitis - ANSWER-Possible diagnosis for red, itchy eyes with white discharge
Amblyopia Treatment - ANSWER-Covering the good eye for a 3-year-old diagnosed with lazy eye
Amoxicillin Dosage - ANSWER-80-90 mg/kg/day for a child with ear pain, fever, and nonproductive
cough
Amsler Grid - ANSWER-Used for distorted central vision in a 65-year-old with gradual vision loss
Anal fissure - ANSWER-Characterized by rectal bleeding and pain, uncommonly presents with abdominal
pain
Anal Fissure Interventions - ANSWER-Include low residue diet, stool bulking supplements, high fiber diet,
and polyethylene glycol
Atrovent - ANSWER-Inhaled anticholinergic for COPD per guidelines
Augmentin - ANSWER-First-line therapy for acute Rhinosinusitis in adults without recent antimicrobial
use
Bacterial Conjunctivitis - ANSWER-Diagnosis for a patient with red, irritated eye, purulent discharge, and
reactive pupils
Bone marrow transplant, splenectomy, RBC transfusion - ANSWER-Treatment components for
thalassemia
C-reactive protein - ANSWER-Lab test elevated with pancreatitis
Carbuncle Organism - ANSWER-Staphylococcus aureus is commonly associated.
Centor Criteria Scale - ANSWER-Positive indicators for diagnosing streptococcal pharyngitis: fever,
tonsillar exudate, lymphadenopathy
Chalazion - ANSWER-Suspected diagnosis for nontender, hard eyelid swelling
Chickenpox Presentation - ANSWER-Macular rash progressing to vesicles.
Clarithromycin, amoxicillin, and omeprazole - ANSWER-Treatment for gastroduodenal ulcer caused by H.
pylori
Community-Acquired Pneumonia Sign - ANSWER-Tachypnea is a significant sign.
Conductive Hearing Loss - ANSWER-Presbycusis is not a cause of this type of hearing loss
COPD Bacteria - ANSWER-Haemophilus commonly seen in COPD.
CT scan of abdomen and pelvis - ANSWER-Ordered for a patient with blood in stool and weight loss
CT scan with oral contrast - ANSWER-Diagnostic test for a patient with left lower quadrant pain
Acute bacterial rhinosinusitis - ANSWER-Diagnosis criteria with persistent upper respiratory symptoms
Advair and albuterol - ANSWER-Best plan for asthma patient on budesonide and albuterol
Allergic conjunctivitis - ANSWER-Possible diagnosis for red, itchy eyes with white discharge
Amblyopia Treatment - ANSWER-Covering the good eye for a 3-year-old diagnosed with lazy eye
Amoxicillin Dosage - ANSWER-80-90 mg/kg/day for a child with ear pain, fever, and nonproductive
cough
Amsler Grid - ANSWER-Used for distorted central vision in a 65-year-old with gradual vision loss
Anal fissure - ANSWER-Characterized by rectal bleeding and pain, uncommonly presents with abdominal
pain
Anal Fissure Interventions - ANSWER-Include low residue diet, stool bulking supplements, high fiber diet,
and polyethylene glycol
Atrovent - ANSWER-Inhaled anticholinergic for COPD per guidelines
Augmentin - ANSWER-First-line therapy for acute Rhinosinusitis in adults without recent antimicrobial
use
Bacterial Conjunctivitis - ANSWER-Diagnosis for a patient with red, irritated eye, purulent discharge, and
reactive pupils
Bone marrow transplant, splenectomy, RBC transfusion - ANSWER-Treatment components for
thalassemia
C-reactive protein - ANSWER-Lab test elevated with pancreatitis
Carbuncle Organism - ANSWER-Staphylococcus aureus is commonly associated.
Centor Criteria Scale - ANSWER-Positive indicators for diagnosing streptococcal pharyngitis: fever,
tonsillar exudate, lymphadenopathy
Chalazion - ANSWER-Suspected diagnosis for nontender, hard eyelid swelling
Chickenpox Presentation - ANSWER-Macular rash progressing to vesicles.
Clarithromycin, amoxicillin, and omeprazole - ANSWER-Treatment for gastroduodenal ulcer caused by H.
pylori
Community-Acquired Pneumonia Sign - ANSWER-Tachypnea is a significant sign.
Conductive Hearing Loss - ANSWER-Presbycusis is not a cause of this type of hearing loss
COPD Bacteria - ANSWER-Haemophilus commonly seen in COPD.
CT scan of abdomen and pelvis - ANSWER-Ordered for a patient with blood in stool and weight loss
CT scan with oral contrast - ANSWER-Diagnostic test for a patient with left lower quadrant pain
