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1. A 3 year old child was brought to the eye clinic by her mother who complained that
for the last month, the child’s eyes turned inward when reading a book, what do you
suggest?
2. In cases of trauma to the ear which of the following indicates ossicular chain
discontinuity?
6. Patient with joint pains, rash on the chest, taking anti TB treatment. Which of the
following drugs of TB medication is responsible?
a. pyrazinamide
b. ethambutol
c. rifampicin
d. isoniazid
a. submental bregmatic
b. suboccipitobregmatic
c. occipitofrontal
d. occipito mental
a. admit the woman to hospital. Put her on IV access fluid and observe for 72 hours
b. give steroids if bleeding is excessive
c. send her back home
9. How long after starting antifungal therapy do you start an HIV positive patient with
fungal meningitis on ART?
a. 4 weeks
b. 2 weeks
c. 6 weeks
d. 8 weeks
10. A 55 years old man is diagnosed with an uncomplicated diverticulitis. What is the
management?
a. colosigmoidectomy
b. antibiotic therapy
c. diverticulectomy
d. diverticulostomy
12. Patient falls, is unresponsive, no pulse, not breathing. What is the first instruction
you give to the nursing assistant in resuscitation management?
a. chest compressions
b. bag mask ventilation
c. call for help
d. defibrillate
15. A postpartum woman experiences foul smelling discharge and fever. What is the
appropriate treatment?
a. cefuroxime
b. clindamycin
c. metronidazole
d. penicillin
a. surgery
b. steroids
c. splint
19. A patient with swollen and painful big toe. What is the most specific investigation
should you request?
a. nephritic syndrome
b. diabetic nephropathy
c. renal cell carcinoma
22. A 17-year old asthmatic patient is seen by you in OPD. She currently takes
salbutamol inhaler 10 times per day despite being on an inhaled corticosteroids
(budesonide) twice daily. What is the next management step?
24. Inpatient with symptoms indicative of renal calculi and blood revealed by the urine
dipstick. The following investigation is the best choice to confirm your initial diagnosis
of calculi:
a. CT scan
b. X- ray
c. Ultrasound
d. IVU
25. A 16 year old with unilateral nasal obstruction, recurrent and sometimes severe
epistaxis presents to you. What is the most important diagnosis to exclude?
a. Haematoma
b. Haemophilia
c. Nasopharyngeal angiofibromatosis
d. bleeding from little’s area
30. Patient collapses with a history of consuming a large amount of alcohol, what is the
appropriate management?
a. thiamine infusion
b. naloxone
c. benzodiazepine
31. The best method to determine whether the episode of epistaxis is anterior or
posterior in origin is:
a. Look up the nose with a good light source for the source of bleeding
b. Look for blood flowing down the posterior pharyngeal wall, using the good source
of light
c. Ask the patient to extend the neck for 10 to 12 minutes, check for resolution
d. Pinch the nose close for 10 to 12 minutes and check for resolution
a. L4
b. L4-L5
c. L5-S1
33. A pregnant woman with RPR 1:16 which of the following is:
a. give oxygen
b. control vital signs
35. The best course of treatment of a patient with clean, traumatic eardrum perforation
is:
a. ears drops
b. prophylactic oral antibiotics..
c. Reassurance as the usually heal spontaneously
d. tympanoplasty
36. A 45 years old patient presents to Phoenix clinic with deafness of left ear. You
perform a rinne test as part of your assessment which indicates a conductive hearing
loss. You perform the weber test to confirm the conductive hearing loss, the sound
should be:
37. A 55 years old woman presents to the breast clinic with a short history of a lump in
the left breast. After the clinical assessment and imaging, core needle biopsy is
scheduled. Which of the following is the most appropriate concerning core needle
biopsy?
a. This procedure is the best done in the PHC setting so that the results are available
when the patient presents to the surgeon
b. This procedure should be performed with the smallest possible needle gauge to
reduce risk of tissue damage
c. This procedure has a diagnostic accuracy similar to FNAC
d. The sensitivity of this procedure is increased if performed under imaging guidance
and multiple cores are taken
38.A 79 year old man consulted with you 3 months ago. An incidental finding was a BP
of 182/ 92. You checked his BP again last month where you recorded his BP as 180/ 86.
His BP today is 180/90. His ECG and CXR are normal. What course of action would
you recommend in addition to life style changes?
40. A 5 year old girl presents with a painful right ear. An examination reveals a
hyperaemic tympanic membrane. You make the diagnosis of acute otitis media. The
most common organism responsible is:
a. Haemophilus influenza
b. streptococcus pyogenes
c. Group B haemolytic streptococcus
d. Staphylococcus
49. A patient presents with an inflamed knee, which is swollen, warmth and painful to
the touch. He has a history of a long treatment with corticosteroids, what the diagnosis?
a. bursitis
b. septic arthritis
50. Patient describe fall on the outstretched hand during sport activity. Multiple
radiographic views show no distinct fracture. His hand is tender to palpation in the
anatomical snuffbox. X-rays show no fracture, how do you manage?
51. Which of the following drugs have the side effect of atrial fibrillation?
a.Diltiazem
b.Digoxine
c.Verapamil
d.Amiodarone
a. hydrocephalus
b. subdural haematoma
c. subdural oedema
d. intracranial haemorrhage
a. depot IM
b. IUD copper
c. implants
d. Hysterectomy
a. visual hallucination
b. auditory hallucinations
56. Picture of Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus. Which of the following is NOT true
concerning HZO?
b. uveitis
58. An HIV+ patient with cough, AFB negative with gene Xpert negative. What is the
immediate action you should take?
61. a 3rd year medical student with alcohol binging after exams… cant remember the
exact question.
63. Patient with white spot in the eye, HIV positive. What the most appropriate
diagnosis?
a. cytomegalovirus
b. tuberculosis
64. Patient with sharp pain on the chest and vomiting. What is the diagnosis?
a. aortic dissection
b. oesophagus rupture
An HIV positive patient develops retinitis. What is the most likely cause of the retinitis?
CMV
21 year old male comes in for routine checkup. Mass is 121kg, height is 163cm. All
bloods normal except for abnormally high creatinine.
a. Serum amylase
b. Serum lipase
c. ERCP
d. CT scan
Diverticulitis
CCF
Hypertension
CPR
TURP
Syphillis (UTI + Preg)
Reiters syndrome
Conjunctivitis
Ethics
Patient with chronic renal failure, are state hospitals allowed to withhold dialysis if it is
futile?
Patient is HIV positive and doesn’t tell partner. You give him 2 weeks to tell partner, he
doesn’t. What should you do?
a. Respect confidentiality
b. Tell the partner after informing patient