Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

Doctor Inthehouse, a Medical Journalist, was able to correctly assign 7 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

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

Doctor Inthehouse did not have time to complete a further 33 questions.

Doctor Inthehouse received 0 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 7

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Correct Answers

ATROPHIC VAGINITIS	ENTEROBACTERIACIAE	CONJUNCTIVITIS	COLOBOMA OF THE IRIS	COMPOUND NAEVI	Not a symptom of these diseases
VAGINAL BLEEDING PRURITUS VULVAE DRYNESS OF VAGINA CANDIDIASIS GYNAECOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS AND EXAMINATION ABNORMAL SKIN VULVA ABNORMAL SKIN GENITALS POST MENOPAUSAL BLEEDING (PMB)	SENSE OF SLOWING OF PASSAGE OF TIME COARSE TREMOR IRRITABLE ON EXAMINATION FEBRILE CONVULSIONS DIZZINESS RESTLESSNESS URINARY FREQUENCY PARTIAL SEIZURES	CONJUNCTIVAL CONGESTION EYE SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS IRRITABLE ITCHY RED EYES PHOTOPHOBIA RED EYE CONJUNCTIVAL INJECTION EPIPHORA	HOLE IN EYELID EYE MALFORMATION BROAD MOUTH NOTCH ON LID	ABNORMAL LIGHT BROWN SKIN ABNORMAL SKIN BUTTOCK SINGLE LESION ON SKIN HYPERKERATOSIS ON SOLE ABNORMAL SKIN NECK SKIN LESION SOFT SKIN LESION SIZE 5-9MM IRREGULAR SHAPED SKIN LESION	ROCKING TO AND FRO ODD HORIZONTAL SMILE NON ACCIDENTAL INJURY NON DOMINANT ARM WEAK (USUALLY LEFT) BRONCHIECTASIS DOMINANT ARM NUMB CEREBRAL ABSCESS TREMOR AT REST

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

Your Answers

ATROPHIC VAGINITIS	ENTEROBACTERIACIAE	CONJUNCTIVITIS	COLOBOMA OF THE IRIS	COMPOUND NAEVI	Not a symptom of these diseases
VAGINAL BLEEDING PRURITUS VULVAE DRYNESS OF VAGINA		CONJUNCTIVAL CONGESTION	ROCKING TO AND FRO HOLE IN EYELID EYE MALFORMATION	ODD HORIZONTAL SMILE	ABNORMAL LIGHT BROWN SKIN NON ACCIDENTAL INJURY