Mentor One Minute Clinical Challenge: Results

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

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

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

TJ received 1 bonus points and 1 penalty points giving an overall score of 8

The score placed TJ in position 110 on the leader board.

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Correct Answers

ALOPECIA AREATA	MCCUNE-ALBRIGHT SYNDROME	ULNAR NERVE LESION	ACUTE TONSILLITIS	PYRIDOXINE CEREBRAL DEFICIENCY	Not a symptom of these diseases
SINGLE LESION ON SKIN CREASE SCALE ON SOLE ABNORMAL SKIN NORMAL COLOUR ABNORMAL SKIN 7-12 MONTHS ABNORMAL SKIN 8-28 DAYS MACULE ATOPIC INDIVIDUAL SKIN LESIONS OF VARIOUS SIZES	RED PATCH ON ANTERIOR SHIN FAILURE TO THRIVE PREMATURE PUBERTY CHEST PAIN RIB PAIN COXA VERA - ACQUIRED POLYOSTEOTIC FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF BONE HIRSUTISM	PARAESTHESIAE RING AND LITTLE FINGER SENSORY LOSS OVER LITTLE FINGER FINGER FLEXOR WEAKNESS WEAK INTEROSSEI CLAW HAND DEFORMITY WEAKNESS OF FINGER STRADDLING WASTING OF SMALL MUSCLES OF THE HAND TINEL'S TEST	SORE THROAT ACUTE TONSILLITIS CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY BAD BREATH TONSIL ENLARGED SWALLOWING DIFFICULTY SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND ENLARGEMENT THROAT SWELLING	NEONATAL SEIZURES	MYOPIA BICUSPID AORTIC VALVE HEERFORDT'S SYNDROME ODYNOPHAGIA TENESMUS CULLEN'S SIGN POSITIVE INTERTRIGO MATERNAL OLIGOHYDRAMNIOS

Your Answers

ALOPECIA AREATA	MCCUNE-ALBRIGHT SYNDROME	ULNAR NERVE LESION	ACUTE TONSILLITIS	PYRIDOXINE CEREBRAL DEFICIENCY	Not a symptom of these diseases
ABNORMAL SKIN NORMAL COLOUR	CREASE SCALE ON SOLE RED PATCH ON ANTERIOR SHIN (+1) CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY (-1) BICUSPID AORTIC VALVE	MYOPIA SENSORY LOSS OVER LITTLE FINGER FINGER FLEXOR WEAKNESS	SORE THROAT ACUTE TONSILLITIS BAD BREATH		SINGLE LESION ON SKIN PARAESTHESIAE RING AND LITTLE FINGER NEONATAL SEIZURES FAILURE TO THRIVE PREMATURE PUBERTY HEERFORDT'S SYNDROME CHEST PAIN