The document provides a list of topics and clinical scenarios for review in preparation for an exam. It includes:
1. Normal breath sounds and cross-sections of the spinal cord, medulla, and pons with lesions marked.
2. Pupil assessments and neurotransimitters involved in eye movements.
3. Clinical presentations including altered mental status, headaches, lower limb numbness, and cancer presenting with miosis and ptosis.
4. Questions cover topics like meningitis, tuberculosis, osteosarcoma, ectopic pregnancy, aortic regurgitation, and more. Common signs, symptoms, presentations and treatments are tested.
The document provides a list of topics and clinical scenarios for review in preparation for an exam. It includes:
1. Normal breath sounds and cross-sections of the spinal cord, medulla, and pons with lesions marked.
2. Pupil assessments and neurotransimitters involved in eye movements.
3. Clinical presentations including altered mental status, headaches, lower limb numbness, and cancer presenting with miosis and ptosis.
4. Questions cover topics like meningitis, tuberculosis, osteosarcoma, ectopic pregnancy, aortic regurgitation, and more. Common signs, symptoms, presentations and treatments are tested.
The document provides a list of topics and clinical scenarios for review in preparation for an exam. It includes:
1. Normal breath sounds and cross-sections of the spinal cord, medulla, and pons with lesions marked.
2. Pupil assessments and neurotransimitters involved in eye movements.
3. Clinical presentations including altered mental status, headaches, lower limb numbness, and cancer presenting with miosis and ptosis.
4. Questions cover topics like meningitis, tuberculosis, osteosarcoma, ectopic pregnancy, aortic regurgitation, and more. Common signs, symptoms, presentations and treatments are tested.
The document provides a list of topics and clinical scenarios for review in preparation for an exam. It includes:
1. Normal breath sounds and cross-sections of the spinal cord, medulla, and pons with lesions marked.
2. Pupil assessments and neurotransimitters involved in eye movements.
3. Clinical presentations including altered mental status, headaches, lower limb numbness, and cancer presenting with miosis and ptosis.
4. Questions cover topics like meningitis, tuberculosis, osteosarcoma, ectopic pregnancy, aortic regurgitation, and more. Common signs, symptoms, presentations and treatments are tested.
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ICM Shelf Review: (look last few pages)
The normal breath sounds:
Know pictures of cross sections of spinal cord or medulla or pons know the lesions marked with an X.
Know the pupils- asymetry, where is the lesion? Neurotransmitters that are involved in certain eye movements. Vertigo Nystagmus after resp infection Altered mental status Fever and seizure= meningitis Headaches- young person: subarachnoid hemorrhage Medullary lesions Lower limb numbness after surgerySural nerve Affect of head traumas Cancer miosisptosis= Horners Vit def due to alcohol Papillary edema Brain tumors: obsese with visual disturbances and papillary edema: show pic and answer is psuedotumor cerebri
Know bates tables on Headaches and pupillary summary.
Tertiary symphils- aortic insufficency murmor Asthma child- charcot laiden crystals eosinpholics Hepatocellular carcinoma exposure to aflotoxins Know anemias! B12- takes years and has neurological symptoms Folate-takes months to weeks
Know ulcers due to vascular dz- medial malleus Venous ulcers KNOW PERIPHERAL VASCULAR DISORDERS=CHAP 14 IN BATES
FADI: - Young males with sudden severe headache onset during sex: subarachnoid hemorrhage? - Hip trauma, some1 cancer myosi, ptosisi= horners - Pt comes in with decrease breath sounds, decrease tactile fremitis, dullness to percussion in the left lower lobe? Plueral effusion - Pt recent mood changes, depression, muscle weakness. CSF: lympocytosis. Rght upper lobe shows calcification? Tuberculosis - Young child with painfill mass in distal femur- radiolucent mass with reactive bone growth/ lesion- pleomorphic spindle cells with osteoid deposition? Osteosarcoma - Jews come to fertility couple. Wifes menstrual cycle is 24 days and menstration last 7 days. Sex only allowed 7 days after menses. What should you tell them? Also be accepting and understanding. Never be argumentative or judgemental. Chose the answer that will validate their feelings - Ask about exceptions that can be made? - MC site of ectopic pregnancy- Ampulla - 75 year old with untreated syphilis- bounding pulse- Aortic Regurgiation - 10 month old baby baby wants to feed every 2 hours but has gas? Normal - She has HIV, dont tell husband who is also your pts. What do you do? Report and have a duty to protect husband - 40 year old female- osteoarthritis and nerve pain. Makes family do all chores. She is on pain meds. What do you tell your pt? Dr. Fulmer - Deputryns contraction? Palmar fascia - Pt in CHF what extra heart sound would you hear? S3 - Pt comes in with chest dysfunction, taking herbal medication? MaWan causes this- has ephedrine in it - Some one comes in and tells you he is going to comit suicide. What do you do? - In testicle- testosterone is higher - Breat mass- afraid because mother and aunt died of cancer. Biopsy show adenocarcinoma. What do you tell the pt? OPTIONS - Needle shaped crystals= GOUT - Pic of condyloma acumulta= male gentials- HPV 6 and 11 - Know shock o Vital signs o CO o Wedge pressure - Cavernous sinus thrombosis - CN palsys - Timing of heart mumurs- LOOK AT TABLE - Claudication: peripheral vascular dz- blockage of arteries. Loose hair on the legs in stocking distribution, pain with walking, kind of angina of mucles in calves, feet and thigh - Post MI infarction complications- arrthymias is the first thing you die from- VFIB - Which vit toxicosis causes papillary edema, cerebral edema? Vit D - Affect of medication of renal eff and aff arterioles as they relate to a pt with azotemia. Graphs - Grade a heart murmur - Pt with COPD which heart sound is most likely to be abnormal P2 - Post menopausal bleeding - Echymosis of cervical tisse ITP/TTP/HUS? - Post op PE - Tall thin pneuomothorax - SMA embolic occlusion- ischemic colitis. Hx of Afib - Ddx diarrhea= watch out for c.diff- psuedomembranous - Hemturia and increase hematacrit? Cancer of renal cell carcinoma- EPO - Vit toxicit- papillary edema. Vegan headache? - Leomyoma - Tuners- coarctation of aortia, and increase carrying angle of the arm - Acure renal failure. BUN 60. Cret 6.8= ARF due to ATN- post cardiac arrest o BUN 60, Cre 6.8= 10:1= infarction - Limb Girdle muscular dystrophy - Reflex test on newborn: startle reflex - Over use syndrome- Carpel Tunnel - Tineal sign - Impingement sign in shoulder - Golfers (medial epicondyle) Vs Tennis - 83 year old lady develops SOB, few years back she had treatment of breast cancer? Cardiomyopathy due to -Rubicin drugs - After upper resp infection, 5 year old male gets neck mass? - 14 year old on a farm and never has been vacination. Develops exudative pharyngitis Diptheria - Perianal pain? Fistula - Pulmonary function tests? Restricive FEV1/FVC. If decreased- COPD if high- Restrictve - Asthma is reversible
Nov 2012 (ICM shelf)
1. Patients right eye is small than the left eye during light. Where is the lesion? Right sympathetic branch cause sympathetic dilates the pupil 2. Patients left eye pupil is larger than the right eye during the light. Left eye dose not show any dirct or consensual light reflex. Where is the lesion? Left parasympathetic branch. 3. There was one question I was not sure, but I have chosen benign position vertigo. The question was: patient had viral infection few days ago. Past few hours he has vomiting and vertigo; however, patient dose not has any hearing loss or tinnitus. The options were: meineir disease/ acute laryntities/ benign positional vertigo. 4. After recovery from a respiratory infection, patient shows a mass on the midline on the top of the thyroid cartilage. The answer will be thyroglossal duct cyst. These kinda cyst can be latent for a long time, and suddenly a stimulus can appear the cyst. 5. Patient has headache after having sex/during the sex. I have put idiopathic headache 6. One question was regarding the Medullary lesions. I forgot the exact wording, but it was medial medullary syndrome. Like patient has ipsilateral tongue deviation and contralateral hemiparesis. 7. Lower limb numbness after surgerysaphenous nerve (it will be a picture) 8. An old man fall in bath tub. His wife brought her to the emergency. MRI showd nothing. After 3 days, he was dead/something happen. Whats you diagnosis? Raptured of the bridging vein. 9. Patient has the symptoms of the horners syndrome. Where is the cancer location? I have chosen lungs. 10. Patient is alcoholic. Basically the question is asking wernicki koraskoff syndrome. Which vitamin is deficient? Vitamin B1 11. Patient has bilateral Papillary edema and something happened in the skin. This is due to which vitamin toxicity? Vitamin A 12. One question something happened with the child, and he is ataxic and wide gaitsomething. I have chosen cerebellar astrocytoma. 13. Headache after exposure to the bright light. Migrane headache. 14. Mesothelioma= asbestos. 15. One question had some kinda brisue and yellowish discoloration around the area of the medial meleolus. There was couple of options. I have chosen venos insufficiency. Lymph node blockage was also another option. 16. One question was something related to the medium sized blood vessel. Among the options only poly artrites nodosa made sense to me. However, please know the symptoms of the polyartrities nodosa. 17. Pt comes in with decrease breath sounds, decrease tactile fremitis, dullness to percussion in the left lower lobe? Left lower lobe Plueral effusion 18. Pt recent mood changes, depression, muscle weakness. CSF: lympocytosis. Also, the question seems to me saying that patient has meningities ( I may forget). However, radiograph shows that patient has rght upper lobe calcification? Tuberculos meningities. 19. Young child with painfill mass in distal femur- radiolucent mass with reactive bone growth/ lesion- pleomorphic spindle cells with osteoid deposition? Osteosarcoma 20. Jews come to fertility couple. Wifes menstrual cycle is 24 days and menstration last 7 days. Sex only allowed 7 days after menses. What should you tell them? Also be accepting and understanding. Never be argumentative or judgemental. Chose the answer based on your opinion. I have chosen Icant help you if you are restricted to your religion. Cause patient is not having sex during the ovulating time, so producing baby would be a tough job. 21. MC site of ectopic pregnancy- Ampulla 22. 75 year old with untreated syphilis- bounding pulse- Aortic Regurgiation 23. A mother brought a 10 month old baby, who wants to feed every 2 hours but has gas? Normal 24. She has HIV, dont tell husband who is also your pts. What do you do? The answer can vary, but I have chosen Your husband is one of my patient, so its my duty to tell and protect him. 25. 40 year old female- osteoarthritis and nerve pain. She is on pain meds. She dose not go to her work for 5 months and her husband and kids dose all job at home What do you tell your pt? I forgot the answers. 26. Deputryns contraction? Palmar fascia 27. Pt in CHF what extra heart sound would you hear? S3 28. Pt comes in with chest dysfunction, taking herbal medication? MaWan causes this- has ephedrine in it ( I actually forgot the exact question, but if the question ask patient is taking a weight loss drug and those problem start, then choose ginseng, but if the patient takes a cough drug and then those problem starts, chose Ma Huang) 29. Some one comes in and tells you he is going to comit suicide. What do you do? Tell the patient before leave the hospital must see the doctor. 30. In testicle- I forgot the exact question..testosterone is higher Breat mass- afraid because mother and aunt died of cancer. Biopsy show adenocarcinoma. What do you tell the pt? I know it is sorry for you but I have to tell you that you have breast cancer. 31. Needle shaped crystals= GOUT (It will be a picture) 32. Pic of condyloma acumulta= male gentials- HPV 6 and 11 33. What is the difference between cardiogenic shock and hyperthermic shock? I forgot the options, but I have chosen cardiogenic shock has less pulse pressure (I think I may got this wrong, so read the book for the answer) 34. Timing/grading of heart mumurs- look at the table have chose 4/6 grading murmer. 35. Claudication: peripheral vascular dz- blockage of arteries. Loose hair on the legs in stocking distribution, pain with walking, kind of angina of mucles in calves, feet and thigh 36. Post MI infarction complications- arrthymias is the first thing you die from- VFIB 37. One question will be patient is taking NSAIDs for long time for some pain or something like gout. He has chance for acute papillary necrosis 38. Pt with COPD which heart sound is most likely to be abnormal P2 39. Post menopausal bleeding suddenly. I have chosen leimyoma. 40. Echymosis of cervical tisse ITP/TTP/HUS? (exactly forgot the question, but the answer I have chose is the low platelet quality cause TTP can cause ecchymosis) 41. Patient has cholecystectomy and after that he was hospitalized for 5 days, then something happen like shortness of breath.I have chosen pulmonary embolism. 42. SMA embolic occlusion- ischemic colitis. Hx of Afib 43. One question also asking something happen on the left middle to lower descendin colon. I have chosen inferior mesenteric artery. 44. Ddx diarrhea= watch out for c.diff- psuedomembranous 45. Hemturia and increase hematacrit? Patien had weight loss in last 6 months. Cancer of renal cell carcinoma 46. Tuners- coarctation of aortia, and increase carrying angle of the arm (I forgot the exact question, but turner syndrome may not be the right one). Please know that what makes increase the carrying angle of the arm 47. Acure renal failure. BUN 60. Cret 6.8= ARF due to ATN- post cardiac arrest a. BUN 60, Cre 6.8= 10:1= infarction 48. Limb Girdle muscular dystrophy. Something happen with the boy, and he has proximal muscle weakness and rest of the body/function is fine. 49. Reflex test on newborn: startle reflex 50. Over use syndrome. When patient extend his wrist, he gets pain, so- Carpel Tunnel (basically, the question was asking did you understand the reverse fallen test.) 51. Patient can not supine and heard to flex the forarm. Bicipital tendenities 52. 14 year old on a farm and never has been vacination. Develops exudative pharyngitis Diptheria 53. Perianal pain during the bowel movementanal fissue 54. Pulmonary function tests? Restricive FEV1/FVC. If decreased- COPD if high- Restrictve (there will be one/two, I forgot the exact one) 55. Patient visits to the numerous doctor in one week and has various problem. Whats you diagnosis. Somatization disorder. 56. Patient is too shy to have a girlfriend. He used to have one, but then she left. The patient wants to have girlfriend but he thinks that other people rejected him socially, so avoidant disorder. 57. Patient has sever pain on right colic, especially on the left quadrent. It will have diverticulitis. 58. Dry skin and weight gain is due to hypothyroidism. 59. One question was skin lesion. It was a slow growing nodule or plaque for last 2 years. Sometimes if the patient scratch, blood comes out from the lesion. I have chosen basal cell carcinoma (it was a picture) 60. Patient had problem with difficulty of eating solid food, now he cannot even drink too. Whats your diagnosis. I have chosen achalasia (according to the FA organ system) 61. I question had the direct answer of sarcoidosis. I forgot the exact question. 62. Pain starts on the epigastric region, and after 8 hours, it is radiating into the right subscapular region. Whats your diagnosis? Cholecystities. 63. One answer I have chosen benificance. I have forgot the questions or the options. 64. Patients tongue is deviated in the right side. Where is the lesion? Right hypoglossal nerve. 65. Which of the following cause the unilateral nerve deafnes? In the options, there will be the entire track for the hearing. Like cochlear nuclei, lateral lamniscus..etc. I have chosen cochlear nuclei. 66. Another question will give two persons bp and pulse rate. Bp of the two patient is almost the same; however, person B has the high pulse rate. The question was asking what u can see in the person B? I have chosen increase preload cause CO= SV*HR, increasing heart rate means more CO, so more venous return; therefore, high preload. Some people were saying the person B was described as athlete. If it is, then choose the increase stroke volume (I dont know the exact underlying mechanism) 67. There was one question was asking regarding prostate something. It was prostate hyperplasia. 68. The was one question regarding sound. I mean what kinda sound you can hear on the sternal notch. I was looking for tracheal sound, but I havent seen any option, so I have chosen bronchial sound. I may get that question wrong.
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