Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2009
Internal Medicine
Multiple Choice Questions
MCQ
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Class of 2003
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6th year final MCQ Exam 2009
Internal Medicine
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Dear colleagues, this is an attempt to write down final exam MCQs, it is not that professional,
but it may be useful for someone.. we advise you not to memorize the questions but to try to
imagine how they will be... Do your best, never give up hope, trust Allah…
Your colleagues
Class of 2003
Pipracillin-tazobactam.
a. Duputryn contracture. *
b. Clubbing.
a. Sarcoidosis. *
b. eseonophilic granuloma.
6. A case of gout ( thiazide diuretic use, joint pain), one is true?
Haemochromatosis.
Amyloid.
10. Female presented with watery diarrhea, abdominal cramps, on examination: there is right
sided tenderness, and in labs: there is microcytic anemia. What is the best investigation to
reveal the diagnosis?
b. anti-endomyseal antibodies.
c. ana.
11. A case of secondary hypertension, what is the LEAST to indicate the reason of it?
Hyponatremia.
Osteomalacia.
Myeloma.
Increased WBC.
??
Heart failure.
Night symptoms
19. Pleural effusion, given LDH levels indicate (transudate pleural effusion), all can cause this,
EXCEPT?
TB.
Reassurance.
Horner syndrome.
b. pulmonary edema.
c. ankle edema.
24. One can’t be presented in the ECG in 3rd degree heart block?
25. A case of COPD, and ABG findings, what is the acid-base disorder?
b. V-Q mismatch.
c. Cardiac shunt.
HSP.
a. Warfarin overdose. *
b. DIC.
c. VWF disease.
33. A case of upper GI bleeding, with very low BP, what is the best initial management?
Volume resuscitation.
A high risk person (history of close contact with a TB patient), with more than 10 mm
reaction.
35. Which is the LEAST “joint aspiration” FINDING to indicate Septic arthritis?
36. Which is the endocrine disease that causes LOW RENIN and hypertension?
Conn’s disease.
- Drug not affect mortality in HF: digoxin
- amoxicllin and clarithromycin and PPI are the 1st line of management of peptic ulcer
- for + guiac stools and weight loss 72 years old man upper GI endoscopy
- 25 years old female with watery diarrhea and right iliac fossa tenderness: we do colo-
iliacoscopy.
- one of the following do not cause microangiopathic hemolytic anemia the true is: HSP
- one thing is common between psoriatic arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis is:
involvement of wrist joints.
- case of 72 years old man with hemolytic anemia what to do next : direct coombs test
- case ... there were few normal granulocytes the answer was acquired aplastic anemia
- case of cough, fever and bilateral basal infiltrates according to my memorey associated
with cold agglutitnins (i think the question meant mycoplasma pneumonia)
- case of 70 pco2 and 60 o2 in copd patient wt is wrong in management is giving high flow
O2.
- least likely for abdomial distension and bilateral lower limb edema is TB infection
- diabetic nephropathy normal Urine analysis do not rule out renal nephropathy
- renal stones of gout one is true alloperinol is given after the resolution of acute attack
- case of epileptic woman on warfarin and INR was 8 mostly she is taking phenytoin
- not used to differentiate btn secondary htn and primary htn is papilledema?
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