e.

Capras syndrome
282. A 31yo woman who is 32weeks pregnant attends the antenatal clinic. Labs: Hgb=10.7, MCV=91.
What is the most appropriate management for this pt?
a. Folate supplement
b. Ferrous sulphate 200mg/d PO
c. Iron dextran
d. No tx req
283. A 47yo man who is a chronic alcoholic with established liver damage, has been brought to the
hospital after an episode of heavy drinking. His is not able to walk straight and is complaining of
double vision and is shouting obscenities and expletives. What is the most likely dx?
a. Korsakoff psychosis
b. Delirium tremens
c. Wernickes encephalopathy
d. Tourettes syndrome
e. Alcohol dependence
284. A 32yo woman of 39wks gestation attends the antenatal day unit feeling very unwell with
sudden onset of epigastric pain a/w nausea and vomiting. Temp 36.7C. Exam: RUQ tenderness.
Bloods: mild anemia, low plts, elevated LFT and hemolysis. What is the most likely dx?
a. Acute fatty liver of pregnancy
b. Acute pyelonephritis
c. Cholecystitis
d. HELLP syndrome
e. Acute hepatitis
285. A 57yo woman presents with dysuria, frequency and urinary incontinence. She complains of
dyspareunia. Urine culture has been done and is sterile. What is the most appropriate step?
a. Oral antibiotics
b. Topical antibiotics
c. Topical estrogen
d. Oral estrogen
e. Oral antibiotics and topical estrogen
286. A pt came to the ED with severe lower abdominal pain. Vitals: BP=125/85mmHg, Temp=38.9C.
Exam: abdomen rigid, very uncomfortable during par vaginal. She gave a past hx of PID 3 years
ago which was successfully treated with antibiotics. What is the appropriate inv?
a. US
b. Abdomen XR
c. CT
d. High vaginal
e. Endocervical swab
287. A pregnant woman with longterm hx of osteoarthritis came to the antenatal clinic with
complaints of restricted joint movement and severe pain in her affected joints. What is the
choice of drug?
a. Paracetamol
b. Steroid
c. NSAID
d. Paracetamol+dihydrocoiene
e. Pethadine
288. A 24yo 18wk pregnant lady presents with pain in her lower abdomen for the last 24h. She had
painless vaginal bleeding. Exam: abdomen is tender, os is closed. What is the most probable dx?
 a. Threatened miscarriage
b. Inevitable miscarriage
c. Incomplete miscarriage
d. Missed miscarriage
e. Spontaneous miscarriage
289. A 2yo child playing in the garden had a clean cut. She didn’t have any vaccinations. Also, there is
no contraindication to vaccinations. Parents were worried about the vaccine side effects. What
will you give?
a. Clean the wound and dress it
b. Give TT only
c. Give DPT only
d. Give DPT and tetanus Ig
e. Give complete DPT vaccine course
290. A 32yo female who has had 3 prv miscarriages in the 1st trimester now comes with vaginal
bleeding at 8wks. US reveals a viable fetus. What would be the most appropriate definitive
management?
a. Admit
b. Aspirin
c. Bed rest 2 weeks
d. Cervical cerclage
e. No tx
291. A 6yo girl started wetting herself up to 6x/day. What is the most appropriate tx?
a. Sleep alarms
b. Desmopressin
c. Reassure
d. Behavior training
e. Imipramine
292. A 27yo 34wk pregnant lady presents with headache, epigastric pain and vomiting. Exam:
pulse=115, BP=145/95mmHg, proteinuria ++. She complains of visual disturbance. What is the
best medication for the tx of the BP?
a. 4g MgSO4 in 100ml 0.9%NS in 5mins
b. 2g MgSO4 IV bolus
c. 5mg hydralazine IV
d. Methyldopa 500mg/8h PO
e. No tx
293. A 24yo lady who is 37wk pregnant was brought to the ED. Her husband says a few hours ago she
complained of headache, visual disturbance and abdominal pain. On arrival at the ED she has a
fit. What is the next appropriate management for this pt?
a. 4g MgSO4 in 100ml 0.9%NS in 5mins
b. 2g MgSO4 IV bolus
c. 2g MgSO4 in 500ml NS in 1h
d. 4g MgSO4 IV bolus
e. 10mg diazepam in 500ml 0.9%NS in 1h
294. What is the pathological change in Barret’s esophagitis?
a. Squamous to columnar epithelium
b. Columnar to squamous epithelium
c. Dysplasia
d. Metaplasia