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NBME CBSE REAL EXAM : QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS |LATEST UPDATED 2024
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NBME CBSE REAL EXAM : QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS |LATEST UPDATED 2024
70yo M dies in a motor vehicle collision. Was undergoing evaluation for occult blood in the stool. Photo of transverse colon shown. Dx? ANSWER Tubular adenoma
38yo M with 1-week hx of watery, itchy eyes and a runny nose. Physical shows inflamed nasal mucosa. No congestion in lower lung. Pharmacotherapy? ANSWER Loratadine
16yo girl with 3-day hx of fever, nonproductive cough, and fatigue. T 38.3, P 88/min, BP 102-70. PE shows pale conjunctivae. CXR shows bilateral interstitial infiltrates. Blood spontaenously agglutinates while awaiting transport to the laboratory. Antibody isotypes causing agglutination? ANSWER IgM
24yo M with small tender blisters on his penis 3 days after unprotected sex. Photograph shown. Causal agent? ANSWER HSV-2
42yo F with 3-year hx of an intermittent facial rash, including the forehead, eyelids, nose, and cheeks. Rash seems to be getting worse since she moved from New York to Florida last year. Spicy foods precipitate a flushing reaction that seems to exacerbate the rash. PE shows erythema over the nose and cheeks, with scattered telangiectasias and a few papules. Dx? ANSWER Rosacea
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