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A patient develops urticaria, wheeze and hypotension after an injection. What is the diagnosis? Scenario: during an emergency review; patient/case number 70 in Practice Set 3.
A diabetic patient has dehydration, deep breathing and marked hyperglycaemia. Which acute complication should be considered? Scenario: in an outpatient department; patient/case number 32 in Practice Set 3.
A trauma patient is hypotensive with a rigid tender abdomen after blunt injury. What should be suspected? Scenario: in an outpatient department; patient/case number 7 in Practice Set 3.
Specificity is the ability of a diagnostic test to correctly identify: Scenario: during clinical apprenticeship; patient/case number 76 in Practice Set 3.
A patient has a painful red eye, blurred vision, headache and a fixed mid-dilated pupil. What emergency diagnosis should be considered? Scenario: at a health centre; patient/case number 144 in Practice Set 3.
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150 questions • 120 minutes • TSh 2,000 one-time