PRITE 2024 - PART II QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED!!
Terms in this set (150)
The impaired physician D
who fails to obtain or
benefit from treatment
may require the services
of an administrative
psychiatrist skilled in
performing fitness-for-
duty evaluations. In these
situations, the
administrative psychiatrist:
A serves as a patient
advocate
B has the authority to
administer necessary
treatment
C may assist the physician
with professional
obligations
D is not bound by the
usual parameters of
confidentiality
E may not respond to the
physician's questions
concerning diagnosis or
treatment
,Contralateral leg D
weakness with sparing of
the face and arm
associated with urinary
incontinence and abulia
are typical for stroke in the
territory of which of the
following arteries?
A Basilar
B Carotid
C Middle cerebral
D Anterior cerebral
E Posterior cerebral
Which of the following is C
the most common
comorbidity in a pt with an
anxiety disorder?
A a mood disorder
B a personality disorder
C another anxiety disorder
D a substance use
disorder
E an impulse control
disorder
,A 55-year-old woman C
undergoes gastric bypass
surgery and, several
weeks later, develops gait
imbalance and numbness
in the feet. Neurological
exam is remarkable for
hyperreflexia, spasticity in
the legs and absent
vibration sensation at the
toes. Serum B12 level is
normal. Deficiency of
which of the following is
most likely to cause these
symptoms.
A Iron
B Folate
C Copper
D Thiamine
E Pyridoxine
Which of the following C
statistics measures the
magnitude of difference
between two intervention
groups?
A p-value
B odds ratio
C effect size
D power analysis
E number needed to treat
, A 24-year-old is seen on E
the consult service for
worsening disorientation
and suspected delirium.
The patient's initial
presentation was notable
for the development of
severe headaches after
starting on a high protein,
low carbohydrate diet.
There is no prior
psychiatric history, but the
patient reports slow
growth as a child. Which
of the following is the
most definitive way to
establish the diagnosis in
this individual?
A Muscle biopsy
B chromosome microarray
C MECP2 gene
sequencing
D Plasma amino acid
analysis
E Ornithine
transcarbamylase
sequencing
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED!!
Terms in this set (150)
The impaired physician D
who fails to obtain or
benefit from treatment
may require the services
of an administrative
psychiatrist skilled in
performing fitness-for-
duty evaluations. In these
situations, the
administrative psychiatrist:
A serves as a patient
advocate
B has the authority to
administer necessary
treatment
C may assist the physician
with professional
obligations
D is not bound by the
usual parameters of
confidentiality
E may not respond to the
physician's questions
concerning diagnosis or
treatment
,Contralateral leg D
weakness with sparing of
the face and arm
associated with urinary
incontinence and abulia
are typical for stroke in the
territory of which of the
following arteries?
A Basilar
B Carotid
C Middle cerebral
D Anterior cerebral
E Posterior cerebral
Which of the following is C
the most common
comorbidity in a pt with an
anxiety disorder?
A a mood disorder
B a personality disorder
C another anxiety disorder
D a substance use
disorder
E an impulse control
disorder
,A 55-year-old woman C
undergoes gastric bypass
surgery and, several
weeks later, develops gait
imbalance and numbness
in the feet. Neurological
exam is remarkable for
hyperreflexia, spasticity in
the legs and absent
vibration sensation at the
toes. Serum B12 level is
normal. Deficiency of
which of the following is
most likely to cause these
symptoms.
A Iron
B Folate
C Copper
D Thiamine
E Pyridoxine
Which of the following C
statistics measures the
magnitude of difference
between two intervention
groups?
A p-value
B odds ratio
C effect size
D power analysis
E number needed to treat
, A 24-year-old is seen on E
the consult service for
worsening disorientation
and suspected delirium.
The patient's initial
presentation was notable
for the development of
severe headaches after
starting on a high protein,
low carbohydrate diet.
There is no prior
psychiatric history, but the
patient reports slow
growth as a child. Which
of the following is the
most definitive way to
establish the diagnosis in
this individual?
A Muscle biopsy
B chromosome microarray
C MECP2 gene
sequencing
D Plasma amino acid
analysis
E Ornithine
transcarbamylase
sequencing
