Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

Nick, a Nurse Practitioner, was able to correctly assign 6 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

However, Nick wrongly associated 11 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

Nick did not have time to complete a further 23 questions.

Nick received 1 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 7

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Correct Answers

RICKETS	INSULINOMA	GINGIVAL HYPERPLASIA	CHLAMYDIAL INFECTIONS	CLEFT PALATE	Not a symptom of these diseases
CRANIOFACIAL DISORDERS FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE FACIAL EXAMINATION GENU VARUM (BOW LEGS) BOW LEGS AND KNOCK KNEES LOWER LIMB PROBLEMS HIP EXAMINATION COXA VARA	CRAMPS EPIGASTRIC PAIN LOIN PAIN RADIATING TO GROIN RIGHT LOIN PAIN RADIATING TO GROIN UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN CONTINUOUS ABDOMINAL PAIN COLICKY LOIN PAIN EPIGASTRIC PAIN RELIEVED BY FOOD	URINARY INCONTINENCE FACIAL PAIN GUM PAIN COLD INDUCED FACIAL PAIN GUMS BLEEDING BAD BREATH ABNORMAL PECEPTION OF TASTE	NASOLACRIMAL DUCT OBSTRUCTION LOCALISED SKIN RASH OR LESION ABNORMAL SKIN PROLONGED PERIODS FLOODING (HEAVY VAGINAL BLEEDING) ERYTHEMA NODOSUM CONTRACEPTION CLOUDY URINE	FEEDING PROBLEMS FEEDING DIFFICULTY	RETINAL DEGENERATION FACIAL FLUSHING ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS BLISTER ON HAND INFECTED CENTRAL OBESITY HIRSUTISM AND VIRILISM ULCER ON LABIA MINORA NAUSEA AND VOMITING IN PREGNANCY

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

Your Answers

RICKETS	INSULINOMA	GINGIVAL HYPERPLASIA	CHLAMYDIAL INFECTIONS	CLEFT PALATE	Not a symptom of these diseases
FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE GENU VARUM (BOW LEGS) BOW LEGS AND KNOCK KNEES	CRAMPS (+1) EPIGASTRIC PAIN FEEDING PROBLEMS UPPER ABDOMINAL PAIN	CRANIOFACIAL DISORDERS LOCALISED SKIN RASH OR LESION FACIAL FLUSHING ABNORMAL SKIN CONTINUOUS ABDOMINAL PAIN	RETINAL DEGENERATION LOIN PAIN RADIATING TO GROIN RIGHT LOIN PAIN RADIATING TO GROIN	NASOLACRIMAL DUCT OBSTRUCTION FACIAL EXAMINATION