Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

sue, a General Nurse, was able to correctly assign 4 symptoms and signs to diseases that might have caused them.

However, sue wrongly associated 7 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

sue did not have time to complete a further 32 questions.

sue received 1 bonus points and 0 penalty points giving an overall score of 5

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Correct Answers

MYCOBACTERIA DRUG-RESISTANT	HYPERTYROSINEMIA	MOEBIUS CONGENITAL OCULOFACIAL PARALYSIS	ORTNER'S SYNDROME	MIDDLE EAR DISORDERS	Not a symptom of these diseases
LEG SHAKING HALLUCINATIONS PARTIAL SEIZURES GENERALIZED SEIZURES FEVER BREATHLESSNESS CANNOT TALK APNOEIC ATTACKS	FAILURE TO THRIVE FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE HEIGHT SHORT STATURE	LEFT FACIAL WEAKNESS RIGHT FACIAL WEAKNESS EYE CANNOT MOVE OUTWARD FACIAL NERVE PALSY CRANIAL NERVE LESION CLUBFOOT FACIAL EXAMINATION FACIAL WEAKNESS	DISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSM ENT SYMPTOMS VOICE LOSS BOVINE COUGH VOICE PROBLEMS INSPIRATORY WHEEZE VOICE HOARSE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE PARALYSIS	PREGANGLIONIC HORNER'S SYNDROME PUPILLARY ABNORMALITY HEMIANHYDROSIS OF FACE UNILATERAL PTOSIS HORNER'S SYNDROME MIOSIS ENOPHTHALMOS PTOSIS	LEG VESICLES ANAESTHESIA AREA OF SKIN BLOOD IN ANTERIOR CHAMBER RIGHT ILIAC FOSSA PAIN RENAL OSTEOMALACIA STONY DULLNESS NON SPECIFIC RASH INTOLERANCE TO PROTEIN

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

Your Answers

MYCOBACTERIA DRUG-RESISTANT	HYPERTYROSINEMIA	MOEBIUS CONGENITAL OCULOFACIAL PARALYSIS	ORTNER'S SYNDROME	MIDDLE EAR DISORDERS	Not a symptom of these diseases
	FAILURE TO THRIVE & SHORT STATURE (+1)	LEFT FACIAL WEAKNESS RIGHT FACIAL WEAKNESS ANAESTHESIA AREA OF SKIN		ENT SYMPTOMS	FAILURE TO THRIVE DISSECTING AORTIC ANEURYSM LEG VESICLES PREGANGLIONIC HORNER'S SYNDROME EYE CANNOT MOVE OUTWARD PUPILLARY ABNORMALITY