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1. Your 24 year old patient who's Answer: A
varicella rash erupted yesterday Varicella is contagious from 48 hours before the onset of
asks when she can go back to rash, during rash formation and during the several days the
work. What do you tell her? vesicles are drying up.
a. "Once all of the vesicles are (Winland-Brown and Murphey, 2017)
crusted over"
b. When the rash is entirely
gone"
c. "once you have been on med-
ication for at least 24 hours"
d. "now, as long as you stay
away from children and preg-
nant women"
2. A patient comes in with white C- Vitiligo
patches of skin (hypopigmenta- Vitiligo is chronic and progressive and can be located any-
tion) with irregular shapes that where on the body. Risk factors are presence of an au-
gradually develop and spread toimmune disease (Grave's disease, Hashimoto's thyroidi-
over time. The patient most like- tis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, pernicious anemia).
ly has:
a.) Xerosis
b.) Acanthosis Nigricans
c.) Vitiligo
d.) Acrochordon
3. What does the A, B, C, D, E A- assymetry
screening for melanoma stand B- border irregular
for? C- color varies in same region
D- diameter >6mm
E- evolving, enlargement or change in size
4. E. All of the above
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What is Primary Healthcare?
A) Essential healthcare
B) Based on scientifically sound
& socially acceptable methods &
technology
C) Includes all areas that play a
role in health
D) Incorporates many fac-
tors/entities -private and public
E) All of the above
5. What is the goal of Primary b) Better health for all
Healthcare?
a) Ensure all individuals have ac-
cess to acceptable health care
b) Better health for all - World
Health Organization (WHO)
c) Make healthcare cheaper
6. What does Primary Healthcare D. All of the above
provide?
a) Promotes Health, Risk Reduc-
tion, Disease Prevention/Health
maintenance, Counseling/Pa-
tient Education
b) Diagnosing/treating acute
& chronic illnesses in a vari-
ety of settings, Performed/man-
aged by a Primary Care Provider
(PCP), Cost Effective
c) Evidence based/driven, Em-
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ploys a holistic approach
d) All of the above
7. All of the following are consid- Answer D) 13-year-old being treated for a sexually trans-
ered emancipated minors ex- mitted disease
cept: Rational: There are three primary ways for a minor to
A) 16-year-old who is married become emancipated: marriage, court order, and military
B) 15-year-old who obtained service. A minor can be treated for a sexually transmitted
a declaration of emancipation disease without parental permission in most states.
from a state court
C) 17-year-old who is enlisted in
the U.S. Army
D) 13-year-old being treated for
a sexually transmitted disease
8. Systemic lupus erythematosus Answer D) Caucasian
(SLE) is more common among Rational: Lupus is two to three times more prevalent among
patients from all of the fol- women of African American, Asian, Hispanic, and Native
lowing ethnic and racial back- American backgrounds than in Caucasian women
grounds except:
A) African American
B) Asian
C) Hispanic
D) Caucasian
9. Native Americans view illness Answer B) A punishment by the "spirits" for wrongful actions
or disease as being caused by against others or for failure to follow spiritual rules
which of the following? Rational: Native Americans believe that illness is punish-
A) poor blood circulation in the ment by the spirits for wrong actions or from failure to follow
body spiritual rules. Shamans "cure" the illness by performing
B) A punishment by the "spir- rituals and using herbal medicines. Medicine pouches that
its" for wrongful actions against are tired to the patient by a string are believed to help cure
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others or for failure to follow the illness. Do not remove such pouches without a patient's
spiritual rules (or parents) permission.
C) An imbalance of the flow of
energy in the body
D) An imbalance of the hot and
cold energy forces in the body
10. All of the following groups are C) Elderly
classified as "vulnerable popula- Rationale: Elderly who are mentally competent are not con-
tions" and have additional pro- sidered a vulnerable population group.
tections as human subjects ex-
cept:
A) Prisoners
B) Pregnant women, fetuses,
and children
C) Elderly
D) Those with intellectual dis-
ability
11. What skin lesion is morphologi- D) Acne rosacea, acne vulgaris, folliculitis, candidiasis, and
cally classified as pustular? miliaria are classified as pustular lesions. Papular lesions in-
A) A wart clude warts, corns, Kaposi's sarcoma, basal cell carcinoma,
B) Impetigo and scabies. Vesicular lesions include herpes simplex, vari-
C) Herpes simplex cella, and herpes zoster. Erosive lesions include impetigo,
D) Acne rosacea lichen planus, and erythema multiforme.
12. Papular lesions include warts, True
corns, Kaposi's sarcoma, basal
cell carcinoma, and scabies.
T or F
13. True
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1. Your 24 year old patient who's Answer: A
varicella rash erupted yesterday Varicella is contagious from 48 hours before the onset of
asks when she can go back to rash, during rash formation and during the several days the
work. What do you tell her? vesicles are drying up.
a. "Once all of the vesicles are (Winland-Brown and Murphey, 2017)
crusted over"
b. When the rash is entirely
gone"
c. "once you have been on med-
ication for at least 24 hours"
d. "now, as long as you stay
away from children and preg-
nant women"
2. A patient comes in with white C- Vitiligo
patches of skin (hypopigmenta- Vitiligo is chronic and progressive and can be located any-
tion) with irregular shapes that where on the body. Risk factors are presence of an au-
gradually develop and spread toimmune disease (Grave's disease, Hashimoto's thyroidi-
over time. The patient most like- tis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, pernicious anemia).
ly has:
a.) Xerosis
b.) Acanthosis Nigricans
c.) Vitiligo
d.) Acrochordon
3. What does the A, B, C, D, E A- assymetry
screening for melanoma stand B- border irregular
for? C- color varies in same region
D- diameter >6mm
E- evolving, enlargement or change in size
4. E. All of the above
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What is Primary Healthcare?
A) Essential healthcare
B) Based on scientifically sound
& socially acceptable methods &
technology
C) Includes all areas that play a
role in health
D) Incorporates many fac-
tors/entities -private and public
E) All of the above
5. What is the goal of Primary b) Better health for all
Healthcare?
a) Ensure all individuals have ac-
cess to acceptable health care
b) Better health for all - World
Health Organization (WHO)
c) Make healthcare cheaper
6. What does Primary Healthcare D. All of the above
provide?
a) Promotes Health, Risk Reduc-
tion, Disease Prevention/Health
maintenance, Counseling/Pa-
tient Education
b) Diagnosing/treating acute
& chronic illnesses in a vari-
ety of settings, Performed/man-
aged by a Primary Care Provider
(PCP), Cost Effective
c) Evidence based/driven, Em-
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ploys a holistic approach
d) All of the above
7. All of the following are consid- Answer D) 13-year-old being treated for a sexually trans-
ered emancipated minors ex- mitted disease
cept: Rational: There are three primary ways for a minor to
A) 16-year-old who is married become emancipated: marriage, court order, and military
B) 15-year-old who obtained service. A minor can be treated for a sexually transmitted
a declaration of emancipation disease without parental permission in most states.
from a state court
C) 17-year-old who is enlisted in
the U.S. Army
D) 13-year-old being treated for
a sexually transmitted disease
8. Systemic lupus erythematosus Answer D) Caucasian
(SLE) is more common among Rational: Lupus is two to three times more prevalent among
patients from all of the fol- women of African American, Asian, Hispanic, and Native
lowing ethnic and racial back- American backgrounds than in Caucasian women
grounds except:
A) African American
B) Asian
C) Hispanic
D) Caucasian
9. Native Americans view illness Answer B) A punishment by the "spirits" for wrongful actions
or disease as being caused by against others or for failure to follow spiritual rules
which of the following? Rational: Native Americans believe that illness is punish-
A) poor blood circulation in the ment by the spirits for wrong actions or from failure to follow
body spiritual rules. Shamans "cure" the illness by performing
B) A punishment by the "spir- rituals and using herbal medicines. Medicine pouches that
its" for wrongful actions against are tired to the patient by a string are believed to help cure
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others or for failure to follow the illness. Do not remove such pouches without a patient's
spiritual rules (or parents) permission.
C) An imbalance of the flow of
energy in the body
D) An imbalance of the hot and
cold energy forces in the body
10. All of the following groups are C) Elderly
classified as "vulnerable popula- Rationale: Elderly who are mentally competent are not con-
tions" and have additional pro- sidered a vulnerable population group.
tections as human subjects ex-
cept:
A) Prisoners
B) Pregnant women, fetuses,
and children
C) Elderly
D) Those with intellectual dis-
ability
11. What skin lesion is morphologi- D) Acne rosacea, acne vulgaris, folliculitis, candidiasis, and
cally classified as pustular? miliaria are classified as pustular lesions. Papular lesions in-
A) A wart clude warts, corns, Kaposi's sarcoma, basal cell carcinoma,
B) Impetigo and scabies. Vesicular lesions include herpes simplex, vari-
C) Herpes simplex cella, and herpes zoster. Erosive lesions include impetigo,
D) Acne rosacea lichen planus, and erythema multiforme.
12. Papular lesions include warts, True
corns, Kaposi's sarcoma, basal
cell carcinoma, and scabies.
T or F
13. True
