Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

nr, a Member of the Public, was able to correctly assign 5 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

However, nr wrongly associated 40 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

nr did not have time to complete a further 6 questions.

nr received 1 bonus points and 7 penalty points giving an overall score of -1

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Correct Answers

CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE	VARICOSE VEIN	INGUINAL HERNIA	RENAL TUBULAR ACIDOSIS	WEBER'S SYNDROME	Not a symptom of these diseases
WHEEZY INFANTS FIXED MONOPHONIC WHEEZE EXPIRATORY WHEEZE INTERMITTENT WHEEZING COUGH MONOPHONIC WHEEZE INSPIRATORY WHEEZE WHEEZING	LOWER LIMB SWELLING HYPOTENSION UNILATERAL LEG SWELLING BLACKOUTS FITS AND FAINTS SWOLLEN CALF (UNILATERAL) COLLAPSE LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS	COUGH IMPULSE FELT ABDOMINAL SYMPTOMS AND EXAMINATION AGITATION SHALLOW BREATHING LOCALISED SWELLING PAIN GROIN LUMP ABDOMINAL PAIN	DELAYED SKELETAL MATURATION HEIGHT KUSSMAUL RESPIRATION FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE FAILURE TO THRIVE SHORT STATURE	EYE DEVIATED LATERALLY NYSTAGMUS EYE DEVIATED - LOOKS DOWN AND OUT EYE SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS PTOSIS RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS PROPTOSIS DIPLOPIA	SKULL PAIN EPISODIC HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH FEAR VESICLES ON FACE WHOOPING WEAK HAND DEHYDRATION SCISSORING GAIT BLEEDING VENEPUNCTURE SITE

Symptom Explain: (move the mouse over the symptoms to get an explanation of how it relates to the disease)

Your Answers

CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE	VARICOSE VEIN	INGUINAL HERNIA	RENAL TUBULAR ACIDOSIS	WEBER'S SYNDROME	Not a symptom of these diseases
PTOSIS UNILATERAL LEG SWELLING HEIGHT VESICLES ON FACE SHORT STATURE GROIN LUMP (-1)	COUGH IMPULSE FELT (-1) EYE DEVIATED LATERALLY HYPOTENSION FIXED MONOPHONIC WHEEZE SHALLOW BREATHING (-1) LOCALISED SWELLING (-1) KUSSMAUL RESPIRATION PAIN (-1) COUGH COLLAPSE FAILURE TO THRIVE SCISSORING GAIT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS	LOWER LIMB SWELLING WHEEZY INFANTS DELAYED SKELETAL MATURATION AGITATION EXPIRATORY WHEEZE WHOOPING BLACKOUTS FITS AND FAINTS INTERMITTENT WHEEZING DEHYDRATION PROPTOSIS BLEEDING VENEPUNCTURE SITE DIPLOPIA	SKULL PAIN ABDOMINAL SYMPTOMS AND EXAMINATION (-1) EYE DEVIATED - LOOKS DOWN AND OUT EYE SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS MONOPHONIC WHEEZE SWOLLEN CALF (UNILATERAL) INSPIRATORY WHEEZE RELAPSING POLYCHONDRITIS WHEEZING ABDOMINAL PAIN (-1)	NYSTAGMUS (+1) EPISODIC HEADACHE ASSOCIATED WITH FEAR WEAK HAND FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE