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What terms are used to describe GI bleeding?
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Melena, Hematochezia, Hematamesis
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What symptoms are suggestive of UTI?
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Painful burning sensations, incontinence, etc
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What are the causes of stress, urge, overflow, and functional incontinence?
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Stress: increased intrabdominal pressure
Urge: smooth muscles (involuntary) overactivity "detrusers" Overflow: Urinary tension Functional incontinence: Functional disability |
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What is the differential diagnosis of painful and painless hematuria?
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Painful: Stones, UTI
PainLESS: CANCER: bladder, Kidney |
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What is the difference between risky or hazardous and harmful drinking?
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What are the serious complications of Hepatitis B virus infection?
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Chronically: Cerosis, or LV Cancer
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At what age does the colorectal cancer start?
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Avg risk: 50
Family history: 40 |
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What is the correct sequence of the abdominal examination?
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Inspection, Auscultation (BEFORE touching), Palpation, Percussion
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Which element of the physical examination on the abdomen generates most information?
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Palpation
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Definition or indication of Blumberg's sign, Murphy's punch sign, McBurney's sign, Rovsing's sign, and Murphy's sign?
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Blumberg: rebound tenderness
Murphy's Punch: kidney infection (pylonephritis) McBerney's: Apendicitis Rovsing's: Apendicitis Murphy's: cholecystitis |
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How is ascites clinically assessed?
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Percussion: shifting dullness
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What are the causes of loss of libido and ED?
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Psychological, endocrine dysfunction, medication side effects
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