Arteriovenous fistula is a local vascular complication of cardiac catheterization characterized by a(n) _____ bruit and palpable thrill (with no mass)
_____ diarrhea = bloody stool; fever; abdominal pain; leukocytosis; fecal WBCs _____ diarrhea = watery stool without leukocytosis, fever, bloody stool, and fecal WBCs
Hint: Invasive/Enterotoxic
Which renal stone is radiolucent (not visible) on imaging? _____
Aneurysm is the most common local vascular complication of cardiac catheterization characterized by a(n) _____ bruit and palpable thrill.
X-ray of the spine shows focal, sclerotic, hyperdense lesions is suggestive of _____ X-ray shows widespread osteopenia and subperiosteal bone resorption is suggestive of _____
Hint: diagnosis
A person with a long history of pneumonia and chronic mucopurulent cough develops hemoptysis is suggestive of _____
Hint: diagnosis
Testicular tumors present as a painless testicular mass in a(n) young man that _____ be transilluminated
What is the most likely diagnosis in a patient with dilated cardiomyopathy, supraventricular tachyarrhythmia, and no murmur? _____
First step in workup of anemia: Microcytic → _____ Normocytic → reticulocyte count Macrocytic → blood smear
Myotonic dystrophy = _____ and confirmed with genetic studies
Hint: Diagnostic test
Symptom-based differential diagnosis approach
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System-based differential construction
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Probability ranking in differentials
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Common vs rare disease considerations
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Age and demographic considerations
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Pattern recognition in diagnosis
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Anatomical approach to differential diagnosis
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Syndrome recognition
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Refinement of differential with testing
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Interpreting diagnostic ambiguity
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Ruling in vs ruling out strategies
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Cognitive biases in differential construction
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Integration of diagnostic information
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