CLINICAL MEDICINE QZ17

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Forensic specimens should be: Scenario: during clinical apprenticeship; patient/case number 62 in Practice Set 17.

A Discarded after collection B Correctly collected, labelled, sealed and documented C Given to any visitor D Mixed together E Left unlabelled

A newborn has poor feeding, lethargy and temperature instability. Which diagnosis must be considered? Scenario: during clinical apprenticeship; patient/case number 112 in Practice Set 17.

A Normal adaptation only B Simple constipation C Neonatal sepsis D Teething E School anxiety

Specificity is the ability of a diagnostic test to correctly identify: Scenario: at a health centre; patient/case number 25 in Practice Set 17.

A Only new cases B All symptomatic patients C People without the disease D Only severe disease E All exposed people

A chain of custody is used primarily to: Scenario: at a district hospital; patient/case number 49 in Practice Set 17.

A Determine blood pressure B Prescribe antibiotics C Document possession and handling of forensic evidence D Calculate BMI E Measure visual acuity

A child with diarrhoea is lethargic, has very sunken eyes and cannot drink. How should this be classified? Scenario: in an outpatient department; patient/case number 118 in Practice Set 17.

A No dehydration B Mild cough C Severe dehydration D Fluid overload E Normal hydration

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