Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

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

However, Julie wrongly associated 10 symptoms and signs with diseases that would not have caused them.

Julie did not have time to complete a further 22 questions.

Julie received 5 bonus points and 1 penalty points giving an overall score of 12

The score placed Julie in position 86 on the leader board.

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Correct Answers

MUMPS	ACATALASIA	CLARE (CONTACT LENS INDUCED RED EYE)	OVARIAN TUMOURS	HAEMATOMETRA	Not a symptom of these diseases
INSOMNIA IN CHILDREN TREMOR COLLAPSE MALE INFERTILITY PAROTIDITIS PAROTID SWELLING BILATERAL UNILATERAL SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS DEAFNESS IN ADULTS	BROAD-BASED OR ATAXIC GAIT WALKING DIFFICULTY FAILURE TO THRIVE MUCOSAL ULCER FALLS MOUTH GANGRENE BALANCE POOR GAIT DISORDERS	RED EYE SENSORY NERVOUS SYSTEM FINDING CONJUNCTIVAL INJECTION IRRITABLE ITCHY RED EYES BILATERAL RED EYES CORNEAL MICROCYSTS PAINFUL RED EYE PHOTOPHOBIA	SENSORY ANAESTHESIA UNILATERAL LEG SWELLING PELVIC PAIN WEIGHT GAIN PAIN CARDIOVASCULAR SYMPTOMS ABDOMINAL MASS DULL TO PERCUSSION RIGHT ILIAC FOSSA MASS	PRIMARY AMENORRHOEA AMENORRHOEA MENSTRUAL DISORDERS SUBFERTILITY	VOIDING DIFFICULTIES ABNORMAL SKIN BUTTOCK HYPOVOLAEMIA HYPOKALAEMIA ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA ACUTE INFECTIVE PERICARDITIS WEIGHT LOSS PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA

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

Your Answers

MUMPS	ACATALASIA	CLARE (CONTACT LENS INDUCED RED EYE)	OVARIAN TUMOURS	HAEMATOMETRA	Not a symptom of these diseases
ABNORMAL SKIN BUTTOCK INSOMNIA IN CHILDREN	SENSORY ANAESTHESIA BROAD-BASED OR ATAXIC GAIT (+1) WALKING DIFFICULTY (+1) FAILURE TO THRIVE (+1) FALLS (+1) MOUTH GANGRENE (+1) TREMOR SENSORY NERVOUS SYSTEM FINDING (-1)	MUCOSAL ULCER RED EYE	PELVIC PAIN PRIMARY AMENORRHOEA AMENORRHOEA	UNILATERAL LEG SWELLING VOIDING DIFFICULTIES HYPOVOLAEMIA