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COMSAE 110 EXAM 2026/2027 | ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) ALL ANSWERED CORRECT
{150 Q & A} | GRADED A+ | BRAND NEW | GUARANTEED PASS.
A 54yo F presents w/ difficulty walking. ROS reveals flu-like s/s 2wks ago. Pt
reports weakness began in feet days ago & now involves her legs. PE reveals
symmetric decreased strength in both lower limbs & absent patellar & Achilles
reflexes BL. Sensation is intact. Nerve conduction studies reveal decreased
conduction velocity in the lower limbs. The most likely pathogenesis is:
a. auto-immune-mediated demyelination
b. inherited deficiency of dystrophin
c. metabolic disease of the m
d. spinal cord compression from a tumor
e. viral infection of dorsal roots
a. auto-immune-mediated demyelination
-pt has GB
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68 yo M brought into ED for eval of sudden-onset L side numbness of the face &
extremities. PMHx significant for HTN & T2DM. These symptoms most likely
represent a lacunar infarct of the:
a. basis pontis
b. central midbrain
c. posterior limb of internal capsule
d. subthalamic nucleus
e. ventroposterior thalamus
e. ventroposterior thalamus
What heel lift should you start with in a patient w/ scoliosis?
a. 1/16 inch
b. 1/8 inch
c. 1/4 inch
d. 1/2 inch
a. 1/16 inch
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A 24yo F presents w/ 1mo hx of extreme fatigue, weakness & 8lb weight loss. Vital
signs reveal BP 100/50 mmHg & HR 115/min.
Lab studies reveal hyponatremia, hyperkalemia & elevated Cr. Patient's fatigue &
weakness is most likely due to:
a. adrenocortical insufficiency
b. anemia
c. DM
d. hypothyroidism
a. adrenocortical insufficiency
What is the maximum heel lift?
1/4 inch
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COMSAE 110 EXAM 2026/2027 | ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) ALL ANSWERED CORRECT
{150 Q & A} | GRADED A+ | BRAND NEW | GUARANTEED PASS.
A 54yo F presents w/ difficulty walking. ROS reveals flu-like s/s 2wks ago. Pt
reports weakness began in feet days ago & now involves her legs. PE reveals
symmetric decreased strength in both lower limbs & absent patellar & Achilles
reflexes BL. Sensation is intact. Nerve conduction studies reveal decreased
conduction velocity in the lower limbs. The most likely pathogenesis is:
a. auto-immune-mediated demyelination
b. inherited deficiency of dystrophin
c. metabolic disease of the m
d. spinal cord compression from a tumor
e. viral infection of dorsal roots
a. auto-immune-mediated demyelination
-pt has GB
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68 yo M brought into ED for eval of sudden-onset L side numbness of the face &
extremities. PMHx significant for HTN & T2DM. These symptoms most likely
represent a lacunar infarct of the:
a. basis pontis
b. central midbrain
c. posterior limb of internal capsule
d. subthalamic nucleus
e. ventroposterior thalamus
e. ventroposterior thalamus
What heel lift should you start with in a patient w/ scoliosis?
a. 1/16 inch
b. 1/8 inch
c. 1/4 inch
d. 1/2 inch
a. 1/16 inch
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A 24yo F presents w/ 1mo hx of extreme fatigue, weakness & 8lb weight loss. Vital
signs reveal BP 100/50 mmHg & HR 115/min.
Lab studies reveal hyponatremia, hyperkalemia & elevated Cr. Patient's fatigue &
weakness is most likely due to:
a. adrenocortical insufficiency
b. anemia
c. DM
d. hypothyroidism
a. adrenocortical insufficiency
What is the maximum heel lift?
1/4 inch
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