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13 yr old with sore throat, tonsilllar exudates and adenopathy. What would be the differential diagnosis?

• Strep
• Mono
• Pharyngoconjunctival fever

D. All are correct - CORRECT ANSWER: d. all are correct

568.6 at what age should child with strabismus be referred to opthalmologist?

• 4 month
• 6 months
• 12 months

d. if it doesn't resolve on its own - CORRECT ANSWER: b. 6 months

568.6 What organism is the most common cause of viral conjunctivitis? - CORRECT

ANSWER: Adenovirus

A battery in the nasal cavity is considered a emergency. T/F why? - CORRECT

ANSWER: True.

Septal Necrosis

A child presents to your office with unilateral malodorous nasal drainage that is green- yellow in color. What do you first suspect? 1 / 3

• allergies
• bacterial sinusitis
• foreign body

D) obsessive nose picking trauma - CORRECT ANSWER: C) foreign body

A cloudy cornea is indicative of which condition?

• acute conjunctivitis
• acute anterior uveitis
• acute angle-closure glaucoma

d. corneal trauma - CORRECT ANSWER: c

A nurse that works at the nursing home presents with a 10mm induration at TB skin test

site. This is a _____ results? - CORRECT ANSWER: Positive

>5mm: HIV+, recent contact with active TB patient, patients with fibrotic changes on CXR suggesting prior TB, or Organ transplants.

>10mm: Anyone that is a recent immigrant, HIV negative drug user, residents of or employees of a high-rsik congreagate setting, constitutional homes, or nursing home, persons following medical conditions (gastroectomy, DM, CRF, etc, or children <4yrs or children exposed to high risk adults

>15mm: No risk factors

A pt taking nasal corticosteroids for chronic sinusitis develops nosebleeds. What is the next appropriate action?

• d/c med because it is causing adverse side effects
• check the how the pt/care provider is administering the medication
• tell them to ignore the nose bleeds because they will go away with continued use
• none of the above

e. all of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: b. check the how the pt/care provider is

administering the medication 2 / 3

• Point towards ipsilateral ear.

ALL patients with asthma get a _____ for PRN use. - CORRECT ANSWER: SABA

All women WITHOUT risk factors for neural tube defects should take ____?

• Folic acid @ least 0.4 mg/day 1 month preconception
• Folic acid 1 mg/day 1 month preconception
• Folic acid 4 mg/day 1 month preconception
• No specified requirements for folic acid - CORRECT ANSWER: A. Folic acid @ least

0.4 mg/day 1 month preconception

Amblyopia when the brain is trying to suppress the off center image of strabismus. If this is true, can it result in permanent blindness in the unused eyed--unless corrected early?

- CORRECT ANSWER: Yes

An important sign that differentiates viral from bacterial conjunctivitis is a palpable pre-

auricular lymph node. T/F - CORRECT ANSWER: True

Anterior uveitis is commonly characterized by all of the following except:

• Blurred vision
• circumcorneal redness
• poor pupillary light response

d. dilated pupil - CORRECT ANSWER: d

AOM is often preceded by a viral upper respiratory infection with secondary bacterial infection. Most common organisms that causes it are all EXCEPT

• Strep
• H flu
• Staph
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