Which of the following statements regarding the reduction of stroke risk is true? ............................. . A) Vitamin E should be recommended to help reduce the risk of stroke B) Vitamin C has been shown to reduce the risk of stroke in multiple meta-analysis studies C) Dietary prevention of stroke should include increased intake of fruits and vegetables D) Risk factor modification has little impact on the risk for stroke
What is C) C) Dietary prevention of stroke should include increased intake of fruits and vegetables?
A 36-year-old runner presents with pain associated with the anterior heel. The patient reports his symptoms are worse on awakening and improve as the day progresses. The most likely diagnosis is A) Achilles tendonitis B) plantar fasciitis C) calcaneal fracture D) calcaneal bone spur E) anterior talotibial impingement syndrome
What is B) plantar fasciitis?
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends which one of the following for prevention of falls in community-dwelling adults 65 years of age who are at increased risk for falls?
A) Empirical vitamin D supplementation
B) Psychological evaluation and treatment programs
C) In-home environmental evaluation and modification
D) Regular participation in an exercise program
What is D) Regular participation in an exercise program
Which of the following statements about lung cancer is true? A) Squamous cell and small cell tumors are rarely associated with smoking B) Squamous cell tumors typically arise in central bronchi and may be diagnosed with sputum cytology C) Large cell tumors are common, arise centrally, and typically metastasize locally D) Small cell carcinoma is usually located peripherally and rarely metastasizes E) Yearly chest x-rays are recommended for smokers over age 50
What is B) Squamous cell tumors typically arise in central bronchi and may be diagnosed with sputum cytology?
A 10-year-old jumped off the high dive at a local swimming pool and presents to your office complaining of severe right-sided ear pain after landing on that side when he hit the water. You have seen him for this problem for the last 12 weeks, but a small perforation remains in the tympanic membrane. There is no sign of infection. Appropriate treatment at this point consists of A) Continued observation B) An audiogram to document hearing C) Steroid otic drops D) Antibiotic ear drops and no water exposure E) Referral to an ear-nose-throat specialist
What is E) Referral to an ear-nose-throat specialist?