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Differential diagnosis — Flashcards

Differential diagnosis — Flashcards

Differential diagnosis — Flashcards

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#251

What is the likely diagnosis in a young woman that develops amenorrhea, weight gain, hypertension, hirsutism, muscle weakness, and easy bruising (striae)? _____

#252

- Unilateral, severe radicular pain - LMN symptoms only (e.g. normal Babinski) _____

Hint: Cauda Equina or Conus Medullaris

#253

Thalassemia = _____ MCV and _____ iron levels

#254

Macrocytic anemia + neurological symptoms (e.g., subacute combined degeneration, dementia) = _____

Hint: Diagnosis?

#255

NASH is a diagnosis of exclusion _____

Hint: T/F

#256

A(n) _____ cyst is one that is small, homogenous, cystic, unilocular

Hint: simple/complex

#257

What is the likely diagnosis in an afebrile farmer with RUQ pain and a smooth, round hepatic cyst with septations and eggshell calcifications on ultrasound? _____

#258

Post-abdominal surgery and absent bowel sounds/flatus, X-ray shows dilated gas-filled loops with no transition point: _____

#259

Newborn with cataracts, failed hearing test, and continuous heart murmur: _____

Hint: Diagnosis?

#260

What type of thyroid nodule, hyperfunctioning ("hot") or hypofunctioning ("cold"), is more likely to be cancerous? _____

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