Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

bob, a Doctor, was able to correctly assign 8 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

However, bob wrongly associated 3 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

bob did not have time to complete a further 34 questions.

bob received 0 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 8

The score placed bob in position 379 on the leader board.

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Correct Answers

BLAST INJURY	ACUTE PUERPERAL UTERINE INVERSION	DOUCAS AND KAPETANAKIS ECZEMATID-LIKE PURPURA	INFECTIVE CONJUNCTIVITIS	MULTIPLE ENDOCRINE NEOPLASIA TYPE 1	Not a symptom of these diseases
ABDOMINAL INJURY EAR NOSE AND THROAT EXAMINATION MALAISE URINARY HESITANCY DIZZINESS LIGHTHEADED OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDERS FLASH BURNS	PUERPERIUM POSTPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE VULVAL LUMP HAEMORRHAGE LUMP GENDER MASS IN VULVA	ABNORMAL SKIN SOLE(S) ABNORMAL SKIN 1-6 MONTHS ABNORMAL SKIN BUTTOCK BULLAE ON PALM BLISTERS ON SOLE SKIN SURFACE SCALY SKIN LESION SIZE 10-19MM ABNORMAL SKIN ABDOMEN	PHOTOPHOBIA BILATERAL RED EYES RED EYE CONJUNCTIVAL INJECTION PAINFUL RED EYE EPIPHORA IRRITABLE ITCHY RED EYES CONJUNCTIVAL CONGESTION	HYPERPARATHYROIDISM ISLET CELL TUMOURS PARATHYROID ADENOMA CARCINOID TUMOURS ZOLLINGER-ELLISON SYNDROME PITUITARY TUMOURS	PELVIC PAIN MID-SYSTOLIC HEART MURMUR PAROXYSMAL ATRIAL FIBRILLATION RAPIDLY EXPANDING BLUE EDGED LESIONS URINE CASTS OESOPHAGITIS CONFUSION IN THE ELDERLY LOWER LIMB PROBLEMS

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

Your Answers

BLAST INJURY	ACUTE PUERPERAL UTERINE INVERSION	DOUCAS AND KAPETANAKIS ECZEMATID-LIKE PURPURA	INFECTIVE CONJUNCTIVITIS	MULTIPLE ENDOCRINE NEOPLASIA TYPE 1	Not a symptom of these diseases
ABDOMINAL INJURY	PUERPERIUM POSTPARTUM HAEMORRHAGE PELVIC PAIN	ABNORMAL SKIN SOLE(S) ABNORMAL SKIN 1-6 MONTHS	PHOTOPHOBIA	HYPERPARATHYROIDISM EAR NOSE AND THROAT EXAMINATION MALAISE ISLET CELL TUMOURS