Listening 65
Listening 65
Listening 65
Age: 48
Symptoms & disease:
• sudden (1) _______and had some (2) _____shortness in breath & became
unconscious
Medical History:
• blood pressure is 155/57, pulse rate is 61, respirations 18 & (8) ______ is 95% on
room air.
• No lymph nodes or masses.
• No lower extremity edema.
• No redness or (9) _______
Diagnosis:
• (17) ______ is 116/68, respiratory rate 16, heart rate (18) ______
• weight 165 lbs
• right shoulder shows evidence of swelling and tenderness (19) ______ are 2/4
bilateral.
• brachial pulses are (20) _______ bilateral
• range of motion of (21) _____ shoulder shows decreased flexion decreased
extension
• decreased adduction rotation decreased internal rotation and decreased external
rotation
• rotator cuff impingement is moderate
Diagnosis:
25) You hear a discussion between a physician and nurse explaining about schistosomiasis
and its causes.
Which of the following is the infectious form of schistosomiasis?
A. Schistosoma mansoni
B. Cercariae
C. S. Haematobium
26) You hear a discussion between two doctors about the importance of measuring serum
amylase or serum lipase. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. Measuring only serum amylase is adequate for diagnosing acute pancreatitis.
B. The sensitivity and specificity of serum amylase is more than serum lipase.
C. Serum lipase rises more quickly and remains elevated longer.
27) You hear a discussion between two doctors about the misdiagnosing of acute
cardiorenal syndrome as renal injury due to hypovolemia. What is the suggested method to
differentiate acute cardiorenal syndrome & renal injury due to hypovolemia?
A. Assessing the history of recent diuretic overuse
B. Evaluating the urine electrolytes
C. Diagnosing hypervolemia
28) You hear a physician explaining to his nurse about sepsis & infection. Which of the
following germs is also called staph?
A. Escherichia Coli
B. Streptococcus
C. Staphylococcus aureus
29) You hear a discussion between two doctors about brain imaging prior to lumbar
puncture in the suspected cases of bacterial meningitis. Which of the following statement
correct?
A. Lumbar puncture should be delayed for patients with focal neurologic deficits.
B. Can start the treatment even without a lumbar puncture with obtaining the blood culture
report.
C. A brain imaging should be performed for all the patients with bacterial meningitis.
Part – C
Extract -1
Extract – 2
PART A
1. dizziness
2. cold sweats
3. IVC filter
4. Gastrointestinal Bleed
5. 3 weeks
6. Gl bleed
7. Aspirin
8. Oxygen Saturation
9. hotness
10. hemoglobin
11. clear
12. hypertension
13. The Past Five Months
14. Basketball
15. muscle relaxant
16. Arthritis
17. blood pressure
18. 68
19. Radial Pulses
20. 2/4
21. right
22. once
23. shoulder
24. 1.0
PART B
25. B. Cercariae
26. C. Serum lipase rises more quickly and remains elevated longer.
27. A. Assessing the history of recent diuretic overuse
28. C. Staphylococcus aureus
29. B. Can start the treatment even without a lumbar puncture with obtaining the blood
culture report.
30. B. Severe headache
PART C
31. C. If the primary problem is not in the heart or kidneys then the condition is called
secondary
32. A. RIFLE
33. B. Hypoperfusion
34. C. Hypoperfusion can cause systemic organ damage.
35. A. Renal venous congestion
36. A. Increased renal perfusion
37. C. Anticoagulation may be suggested if the endocarditis patient has vein thrombosis
38. B. Prevented the growth and propagation of vegetation
39. A. Ischemic stroke in patients who received anticoagulation was underestimated.
40. B. When the patients received warfarin before diagnosis
41. A. Patients suspected for stroke should continue with anticoagulation therapy
42. A. Surgery is considered