Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

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

However, christina wrongly associated 23 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

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

The score placed christina in position 451 on the leader board.

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Correct Answers

CARCINOMA OF ENDOCRINE PANCREAS	ICHTHYOSIS HYSTRIX GRAVIOR	KALLMANS SYNDROME	LICHEN PLANUS PEMPHIGOIDES	HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY	Not a symptom of these diseases
PALPITATIONS SOCIAL PHOBIA VERBAL SHORT TERM MEMORY POOR CACHEXIA FEVER JAUNDICE PSYCHOGENIC HICCOUGH EPIGASTRIC PAIN RELIEVED BY FOOD	HYPERKERATOSIS SCALY LESIONS	SENSE OF SMELL REDUCED WEIGHT GAIN DELAYED EJACULATION SEXUAL DRIVE REDUCED DIPLOPIA CRANIOFACIAL DISORDERS WALKING DELAYED DEVELOPMENTAL DYSLEXIA	BLISTERS AND BULLAE ON SKIN ABNORMAL SKIN RASH ITCHING	HYPERTENSION	JAW JERK INCREASED DUODENAL ULCER BILATERAL FACIAL WEAKNESS FOCAL CNS SIGNS DYSPNOEA IN PALLIATIVE CARE MASSIVE HEPATOMEGALY THROMBOCYTOSIS PROLONGED PERIODS

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

Your Answers

CARCINOMA OF ENDOCRINE PANCREAS	ICHTHYOSIS HYSTRIX GRAVIOR	KALLMANS SYNDROME	LICHEN PLANUS PEMPHIGOIDES	HYPERTENSION IN PREGNANCY	Not a symptom of these diseases
				PALPITATIONS	SOCIAL PHOBIA VERBAL SHORT TERM MEMORY POOR SENSE OF SMELL REDUCED JAW JERK INCREASED CACHEXIA WEIGHT GAIN FEVER BLISTERS AND BULLAE ON SKIN JAUNDICE ABNORMAL SKIN DUODENAL ULCER BILATERAL FACIAL WEAKNESS HYPERKERATOSIS RASH DELAYED EJACULATION PSYCHOGENIC HICCOUGH FOCAL CNS SIGNS SEXUAL DRIVE REDUCED DIPLOPIA CRANIOFACIAL DISORDERS DYSPNOEA IN PALLIATIVE CARE EPIGASTRIC PAIN RELIEVED BY FOOD MASSIVE HEPATOMEGALY ITCHING THROMBOCYTOSIS PROLONGED PERIODS HYPERTENSION SCALY LESIONS WALKING DELAYED DEVELOPMENTAL DYSLEXIA