Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

sb, a Doctor, was able to correctly assign 5 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

However, sb wrongly associated 2 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

sb did not have time to complete a further 41 questions.

sb received 0 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 5

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Correct Answers

NON IMMUNE HYDROPS	PEMPHIGUS	GALACTOSAEMIAS	COMMON PERONEAL NERVE INJURY	CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA	Not a symptom of these diseases
SHORT TERM MEMORY LOSS URINARY HESITANCY XEROSTOMIA VERBALLY INCOHERENT FACIAL EXAMINATION PALPITATIONS STILTED SPEECH FLUSHING	BULLAE ON PALM VESICLES ON SCALP RASH ON SCALP ORAL APHTHOUS ULCERS MOUTH PAIN BLISTERS ON THE WRIST BLISTERS ON SOLE BLISTERS ON FINGER(S)/THUMB(S)	COMMUNICATION DISORDER DELAYED SPEECH FAILURE TO THRIVE SHORT STATURE HEIGHT LANGUAGE DISORDERS OR DELAY FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE DEVELOPMENTAL DELAY	ABDUCTOR POLLICIS BREVIS WEAKNESS SENSORY LOSS OVER FINGERS JOINT POSITION SENSATION ABSENT FLACCID PARALYSIS OF A LIMB BICEP REFLEX REDUCED MEDIAN NERVE LESION (C6-T1) SENSORY LOSS IN LEG(S) THICKENED PERIPHERAL NERVES	TESTICLES SMALL CLITOROMEGALY SEXUAL DRIVE REDUCED ONLY ONE TESTIS PALPABLE IN SCROTUM NO TESTES PALPABLE IN SCROTUM HYPOGONADISM PUBIC HAIR REDUCED GYNAECOMASTIA	VULVODYNIA UPWARD DISLOCATION OF LENS CUTANEOUS GUMMA MORO REFLEX ASYMMETRIC CUTIS MARMORATA TELANGIECTASIA CONGENITA DISPROPORTIONATELY SEVERE WOUND PAIN DEVELOPMENTAL DYSLEXIA SCLEROTIC BONE LESION

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Your Answers

NON IMMUNE HYDROPS	PEMPHIGUS	GALACTOSAEMIAS	COMMON PERONEAL NERVE INJURY	CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA	Not a symptom of these diseases
	BULLAE ON PALM VESICLES ON SCALP	SHORT TERM MEMORY LOSS	ABDUCTOR POLLICIS BREVIS WEAKNESS	TESTICLES SMALL VULVODYNIA	UPWARD DISLOCATION OF LENS