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Family Medicine Question Bank

Name: Family Medicine Question Bank
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Family Medicine Question Bank 3 months of access
over 500 questions in small easy to use groups of Q&A

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1. Infection with either salmonella or campylobacter increases the risk of ulcerative colitis in the next year by what %?

200 - 300 %

100%

400 - 500 %

600 - 800 %

800 - 1000 %

2. Which of the following is NOT true regarding biomarkers for pancreatitis?

Amylase levels are elevated with renal insufficiency

Amylase is more sensitive and specific than lipase for acute pancreatitis

Elevated ALT is associated with gallstone pancreatitis

Amylase levels decrease with time from the onset of pain

Amylase may be normal in patients with acute pancreatitis and alcoholism

3. Herpes labialis is usually mild and self limiting. It spontaneously heals in how many days?

7 “ 10

3 “ 5

2 “ 3

1 “ 2

4. All of the following are true regarding ulcers in pregnancy EXCEPT:

omeprazole is pregnancy category C

lansoprazole is pregnancy category B

symptoms are typically worse in the first trimester

ulcer complications are infrequent during pregnancy

symptoms of ulcers are milder in pregnancy

5. According to the Institute of Medicine, normal serum 25-OH D3 serum concentrations should exceed

60 ng/mL

40 ng/mL

20 ng/mL

50 ng/mL

30 ng/mL

6. Below are some hypothetical results from women who had a mammogram and the incidence with breast cancer.

	Breast Cancer
Mamogram (Test)		(+)	(-)
	(+)	70	180
	(-)	30	720

What is the negative predictive value of the Mammogram test?

28%

10%

80%

96%

70%

7. The anticlotting properties of aspirin are well studied. In a trial studying the long term outcome of stoke patients, 1% of patients on long term aspirin therapy developed new onset of strokes and 50% of patients without aspirin therapy developed new strokes.

8. A man breathing room air at sea level has a PaCo2 of 48 mmHg. Which of the following is his alveolar oxygen tension (PaO2)?

90 mmHg

150 mmHg

110mmHg

60mmHg

100 mmHg

9. A 72 year old avid runner presents and describes a decline in his work out. You tell him that there are many physiologic changes due to aging that can reduce his performance. Which of the following physiologic changes occur in aging?

b. Increase in pulse pressure

c. Increased maximum heart rate

a. Decrease in systolic blood pressure

d. Increased residual lung volume and decreased vital capacity total

e. Increased cardiac output

10. The anion gap is calculated as follows:

[Na+] “ [HCO3- + Cl-]

[Na+] + [Cl- + HCO3-]

[K+] + [HCO3- + Cl-]

This is typically machine derived so I will not have to calculate it.

SKU: FMQBank Categories: Family Medicine, New Release

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This Family Medicine Question Bank is fast-paced, with instant feedback coverage of all topics with an emphasis on pulmonary. Get access online 24/7/365 from your computer, tablet, or smartphone.

3 months of access