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pregnant lady with history of preterm labor twice, presents with vaginal spotting what to give her, indomethacin, mg sulphate, estrogen

progesterone.

newly diagnosed pregnant lady with GDM whats first line management? Diet, metformin, oral insulin, sc insulin

diet

Pregnant with SC trait.complication ? -IUGR -UTI

UTI, the complications of SC trait isnt confirmed yet.

Scenario of child with tonic clonic seizure for 5 mins, Temp high what to give? -Diazepam✅ -phenytoin -paracetamol

diazepam

Scenario of Pediatric with history of 2 episode of pneumonia , FTT, rectal prolapse . FH negative. What is the most appropriate management ? ⁃ sweat chloride test ⁃ CFTR gene for sibling✅

?? Shouldn’t we diagnose the kid himself?

Ptn take 4 bags of blood then perioral tingling&parathesia occur due to 1-citrate toxicity 2-hypocalcemia 3-hypkalemia 4- hypomagnesimia

B

3m boy exclusive breastfeeding, mother worry about Iron deficiency anemia,U give her medical advice when to start oral iron prophylaxis After how month from now 1m 2m 6m

A

Case scenario about crohns came with perianal pain ,redness, flactuant mass what's ur management 1-I&D 2-MRI

A

37y female htn,dm ,heavy smoker has a family hx of cancer colon,breast cancer what to do now 1_mammogram 2-colonoscopy 3-bronchoscopy

A

Case scenario about asthmatic child with resp distress with ABG before&after ttt The ph was 7.6 then become 7.3 I can't remember other reading what's ur management 1-intubate in ER 2_refer to PICU

A

17y female with uterine bleeding, recurrent every 6to8 w,examined all things are normal what is ur management 1-reassurance 2-OCP 3-hystrectomy

A

adult 30s-year-old with hematuria and flank pain IVF» radiolucent filling defects US» hyperdense acoustic shadowings Dx? A. Uric acid stone B. renal tumor C. sloughed renal papillae

A

A 72 year old man presented with an episode of right sided weakness that lasted 10 minutes and fully resolved and he is clinically stable, he has no other medical illness. On examination: BP 110/70, HR 95, T 36.6 Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in the management? A.Aspirin. B. Warfarin, INR 3-4 C. Warfarin, INR 2-3 D. No additional drug treatment

A

patient complaining of chest pain, diaphoresis and other symptoms of Ml that started 2 hours ago. He has a history of ischemic stroke (2 months ago). what would you give him next? ] - Thrombolytic Therapy - Aspirin – PCI – Statin

C

Eldry k/c HTN DM smoker since 40 years Underwent thromplysis for stenosis in hospital , HA1c = 7 What the risk condition could be happened during his admission!? -stroke -bleeding -PE -MI

B

year-old male patient k/c of DM, HTN and PAD, presented with severe claudication, admitted to the hospital as a case of acute limb ischemia and received thrombolytic therapy. Which of the following is a cause of death during hospital admission? A. Bleeding B. Hemorrhagic stroke C. Pulmonary embolism D. Myocardial infarction

B

Child diagnosed of epelipsy on medication, what is true regarding his vaccincation? A- Give all. B- Don’t give live vaccincation. C- Hold Dtap.

A

50 years male returned from vacation ,drowsy, poor concentration,difficult awaking from sleep ,he described multuple falls. all labs and brain images are normal Post concussion syndrome Chronic subdural hemorrhage

A

Pt with systemic sclerosis ..comes with fatigue and dizziness Bp188/90 Renal impairment. What medications to add? A.Lisinopril B.Amilodipin C. BB

A

9-month Hx of MI came to clinic for smoking cessation he was in respiratory distress raised JVP nicotine tar in his hand what is the most appropriate drug? - A. Nicotine replacement therapy - B. Varenicline - C. Bupropion

B