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Clinical Vignettes - Final Exam *Loss of beta cells in the pancreas*, secondary to *Type I Diabetes mellitus* - A 12-year old boy presents for a pre-summer camp physical examination. Routine urinalysis discloses 3+ glucosuria. On questioning, the child admits to thirst and frequent urination, accompanied by weight loss over the past few months. A finger stick glucose test in the office shows elevated blood sugar level of 280 mg/dL. What is the likely diagnosis? *Crohn disease*, complicated...

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9 pages

Written in 2023/2024

Grade A+

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Exam 1 Clinical Vignettes Bone - A 14-year old boy died of an osteosarcoma that had metastasized to his lungs. Where did the tumor most likely arise? 45, X/46, XX (Turner syndrome) - A 16-year old girl complains that she had not started menstruating like other girls her age. The patient is short (4 ft, 11 inches) and has a thick webbed neck. Physical examination reveals widely spaced nipples and poor breast formation. If this patient's genetic disease was caused by nondisjunction during m...

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6 pages

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Grade A+

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Clinical Vignettes - Final Exam Questions And Answers 2023 *Loss of beta cells in the pancreas*, secondary to *Type I Diabetes mellitus* - ANS A 12-year old boy presents for a pre-summer camp physical examination. Routine urinalysis discloses 3+ glucosuria. On questioning, the child admits to thirst and frequent urination, accompanied by weight loss over the past few months. A finger stick glucose test in the office shows elevated blood sugar level of 280 mg/dL. What is the likely diagnosis? ...

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11 pages

Written in 2023/2024

Grade A+

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EXAM 1 CLINICAL VIGNETTES STUDY AHEAD SOLUTION WITH PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 Bone - ANS A 14-year old boy died of an osteosarcoma that had metastasized to his lungs. Where did the tumor most likely arise? 45, X/46, XX (Turner syndrome) - ANS A 16-year old girl complains that she had not started menstruating like other girls her age. The patient is short (4 ft, 11 inches) and has a thick webbed neck. Physical examination reveals widely spaced nipples and poor breast formation. If...

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6 pages

Written in 2023/2024

smartzone