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What is the most common form of multiple sclerosis? - ANSWER Relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) The onset of multiple sclerosis is most observed in patients at what age range? - ANSWER 20-40 What does Choriocarcinoma most commonly develop after? - ANSWER Complete hydatidiform mole

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13 pages

Written in 2023/2024

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Eyelid disorder associated with nephrotic syndrome, allergies, local inflammation, myxedema - ANSWER periorbital edema mass/nodule on bulbar conjunctiva, does not grow over cornea (does not impair vision) - ANSWER pinguecula

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5 pages

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fever - ANSWER normal: 98.6F temperatures >100.2F are abnormal diurnal variation: temp is usually lowest at 6am and highest around 6pm heat generation: cellular metabolism, myocardial contraction, respiration, shivering heat conservation: peripheral vascular constriction heat loss: vasodilation of cutaneous circulation, increased sweating

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broadest of the three terms: communication, language, speech - ANSWER communication communication - ANSWER encompasses two components: 1. language 2. nonlinguistic communication -requites a sender, who encodes the communication and a receiver who decodes the message-- --when the receiver decodes and understands the message, then communication has occurred

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32 pages

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sensitivity of a lab test - ANSWER Ability to correctly identify or detect a disease or condition when it is present Specificity of a lab test - ANSWER ability to correctly exclude the disease or condition when it is not present specificity and sensitivity - ANSWER idenpendent of disease prevalence in a population Positive and negative predictive value - ANSWER dependent on disease prevalence

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right hemisphere functions - ANSWER - nonlinguistic elements of comm. - math/visuospatial skills - processes melody of music & small details for perception of "big picture" - cog. functions (eg, sustained attention) Right Hemisphere Disorder (RHD) - ANSWER deficits that occur after insult to right hemis. *not usually involved w/ language-related deficits (unless crossed aphasia) -nonlinguistic cues may be impacted (pragmatic deficits)

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Sensitivity (mnemonic) - ANSWER Also called the true positive rate (having good sense is a truly positive) Sensitivity quantifies the avoiding of false negatives T+ F- Specificity (mnemonic) - ANSWER Also called the true negative rate (a spec on your white canvas is truly negative) Specificity quantifies the avoiding of false positives T- F+

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21 pages

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An abnormal HEENT finding of the Orbit + Lid: A harmless, yellowish triangular nodule in the bulbar conjunctiva on either side of the iris that appear almost uniformly with aging, first on the nasal and then on the temporal side. Increased risk with welding and long-term UV exposure. - ANSWER Pinguecula An abnormal HEENT finding of the Orbit + Lid: A slowly progressive skin cancer near the eye, usually involving the lower lid. It appears as a papule with a pearly border and a depressed, ul...

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21 pages

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NCD Quizzes with complete solution

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8 pages

Written in 2022/2023

Grade A

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8 pages

Written in 2021/2022

Grade A

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