Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

Jim, a Doctor, was able to correctly assign 10 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

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

Jim did not have time to complete a further 30 questions.

Jim received 1 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 11

The score placed Jim in position 162 on the leader board.

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Correct Answers

SYRINGOMYELIA	NAEVUS INTRADERMAL	THYROGLOSSAL CYST	INTERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS	BAROTRAUMA	Not a symptom of these diseases
QUADRICEPS FEMORIS WEAKNESS FALLS TO THE LEFT BREATHLESSNESS LEFT FACIAL WEAKNESS FALLS TO THE RIGHT CLONUS PTOSIS URINARY FREQUENCY	SKIN PAPULE ABNORMAL SKIN ON ARM(S) ITCH SEVERITY SKIN LESION SIZE 0-4MM ABNORMAL BROWN SKIN ABNORMAL SKIN HAIRY SCALP ABNORMAL SKIN DURATION TELANGIECTASIA	STIFF NECK LUMP LUMP WHICH MOVES ON STICKING OUT TONGUE NECK SYMPTOMS AND EXAMINATION NECK PAIN STIFF JOINT OR JOINTS STIFFNESS LUMPS IN THE NECK	CLOUDY URINE CLOT RETENTION KUSSMAUL RESPIRATION HAEMATURIA	ENT SYMPTOMS SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS SUDDEN UNILATERAL SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS UNILATERAL SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS EAR NOSE AND THROAT EXAMINATION SUDDEN SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS (SNHL) COMMUNICATION DISORDER HEARING IMPAIRMENT	URTICARIAL VASCULITIS FACIAL ULCERATION ACUTE CHOLANGITIS MYCETOMAS LATERAL FOOT PAIN ONSET AS YOUNG ADULT SUBFERTILITY METABOLIC ALKALOSIS

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

Your Answers

SYRINGOMYELIA	NAEVUS INTRADERMAL	THYROGLOSSAL CYST	INTERSTITIAL NEPHRITIS	BAROTRAUMA	Not a symptom of these diseases
STIFF NECK QUADRICEPS FEMORIS WEAKNESS	SKIN PAPULE ABNORMAL SKIN ON ARM(S) (+1)	LUMP	URTICARIAL VASCULITIS CLOUDY URINE	SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS SUDDEN UNILATERAL SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS UNILATERAL SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS EAR NOSE AND THROAT EXAMINATION	ENT SYMPTOMS FACIAL ULCERATION