MDC1 COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS VERIFIED
◉ The format and extent of information gathered are different for
each subclassification of the SOAP approach. Answer: False
◉ If the patient reports that 5 years ago she had a "heart attack," it is
important for the physician to note this using the patient's own
terminology. Answer: False
◉ "Patient holds an M.A. in art history and curates a small museum;
occupation calls for standing 6-7 hours a day" is an example of
documentation of a patient's social history. Answer: True
◉ The assessment plan for all patients will contain new diagnoses,
differential diagnoses, and a problem list.. Answer: False
◉ The internal os is contained within what?
a. The uterus
b. The vagina
c. The ovaries
d. The clitoris. Answer: a. The uterus
,◉ Nicotine can contribute to which of the following?
a. Urinary problems
b. Sexual dysfunction
c. Allergic vaginitis
d. Amenorrhea. Answer: a. Urinary problems
◉ Which of the following findings would indicate Nabothian cysts on
a patient's cervix?
a. Small, translucent, yellow nodules
b. Columnar epithelium from endo-cervix is everted
c. Bright red, soft protrusions
d. Hard ulcers. Answer: a. Small, translucent, yellow nodules
◉ A bluish hue noted in the cervix is most likely indicative of what?
a. Early pregnancy
b. Anemia
c. Malignancy
Hypoxia. Answer: a. Early pregnancy
◉ A bluish hue to a cervix is considered normal in which of the
following?
a. A prepubescent girl
,b. A pregnant woman
c. Any woman of child-bearing age
d. A geriatric patient. Answer: b. A pregnant woman
◉ A patient's os is slit-like in appearance. This indicates what?
a. The patient has borne a child or children.
b. The patient has not yet engaged in sexual activity.
c. A pathology may be present.
d. The patient is likely using hormone therapy.. Answer: a. The
patient has borne a child or children
◉ What is the purpose of the areola?
a. An extended visual marker for a newborn or infant to latch onto
b. Contains glands that secrete a lipid to lubricate the area during
lactation
c. No known physiological purpose
d. Contains the mammary glands. Answer: b. Contains glands that
secrete a lipid to lubricate the area during lactation
◉ Cooper's ligaments are found in which kind of breast tissue?
a. Fibrous
b. Glandular
, c. Adipose
d. Nervous. Answer: a. Fibrous
◉ Which of the following is true regarding nipple discharge?
a. Discharge emanating from multiple ducts suggests cancer.
b. A bloody discharge suggests intraductal papilloma.
c. Oral contraceptives and steroids can cause a greenish discharge.
d. Duct ectasia produces a clear or milky discharge.. Answer: b. A
bloody discharge suggests intraductal papilloma.
◉ What would be a normal finding when inspecting the breasts?
a. A unilateral predominant venous system
b. Montgomery tubercles
c. Dimpling
d. Eccymosis. Answer: b. Montgomery tubercles
◉ What would be an abnormal finding when inspecting the breasts?
a. Supernumerary nipples
b. Discharge without palpation in a nonpregnant patient
c. Seborrheic keratosis
d. Nevi and striae. Answer: b. Discharge without palpation in a
nonpregnant patient
SOLVED QUESTIONS VERIFIED
◉ The format and extent of information gathered are different for
each subclassification of the SOAP approach. Answer: False
◉ If the patient reports that 5 years ago she had a "heart attack," it is
important for the physician to note this using the patient's own
terminology. Answer: False
◉ "Patient holds an M.A. in art history and curates a small museum;
occupation calls for standing 6-7 hours a day" is an example of
documentation of a patient's social history. Answer: True
◉ The assessment plan for all patients will contain new diagnoses,
differential diagnoses, and a problem list.. Answer: False
◉ The internal os is contained within what?
a. The uterus
b. The vagina
c. The ovaries
d. The clitoris. Answer: a. The uterus
,◉ Nicotine can contribute to which of the following?
a. Urinary problems
b. Sexual dysfunction
c. Allergic vaginitis
d. Amenorrhea. Answer: a. Urinary problems
◉ Which of the following findings would indicate Nabothian cysts on
a patient's cervix?
a. Small, translucent, yellow nodules
b. Columnar epithelium from endo-cervix is everted
c. Bright red, soft protrusions
d. Hard ulcers. Answer: a. Small, translucent, yellow nodules
◉ A bluish hue noted in the cervix is most likely indicative of what?
a. Early pregnancy
b. Anemia
c. Malignancy
Hypoxia. Answer: a. Early pregnancy
◉ A bluish hue to a cervix is considered normal in which of the
following?
a. A prepubescent girl
,b. A pregnant woman
c. Any woman of child-bearing age
d. A geriatric patient. Answer: b. A pregnant woman
◉ A patient's os is slit-like in appearance. This indicates what?
a. The patient has borne a child or children.
b. The patient has not yet engaged in sexual activity.
c. A pathology may be present.
d. The patient is likely using hormone therapy.. Answer: a. The
patient has borne a child or children
◉ What is the purpose of the areola?
a. An extended visual marker for a newborn or infant to latch onto
b. Contains glands that secrete a lipid to lubricate the area during
lactation
c. No known physiological purpose
d. Contains the mammary glands. Answer: b. Contains glands that
secrete a lipid to lubricate the area during lactation
◉ Cooper's ligaments are found in which kind of breast tissue?
a. Fibrous
b. Glandular
, c. Adipose
d. Nervous. Answer: a. Fibrous
◉ Which of the following is true regarding nipple discharge?
a. Discharge emanating from multiple ducts suggests cancer.
b. A bloody discharge suggests intraductal papilloma.
c. Oral contraceptives and steroids can cause a greenish discharge.
d. Duct ectasia produces a clear or milky discharge.. Answer: b. A
bloody discharge suggests intraductal papilloma.
◉ What would be a normal finding when inspecting the breasts?
a. A unilateral predominant venous system
b. Montgomery tubercles
c. Dimpling
d. Eccymosis. Answer: b. Montgomery tubercles
◉ What would be an abnormal finding when inspecting the breasts?
a. Supernumerary nipples
b. Discharge without palpation in a nonpregnant patient
c. Seborrheic keratosis
d. Nevi and striae. Answer: b. Discharge without palpation in a
nonpregnant patient
