Can you see me now??
PMH, PSH, PMS, WTFFFF!!
EARectile Dysfunction
Shut your mouth... No, but seriously
Just keep breathin'
LUB, F*****, Dub
100
This part of the eye exam is used to test what function? 
Extraocular movements
100
_______ data is data that is measurable and verifiable. List two examples.
Objective data; lab results, VS, physical exam, imaging
100
This BLM can be noticed when using an otoscope to assess the middle ear.
Junction of the incus and stapes
100
The disease produces recurrent and painful vesicular eruptions of the lips and surrounding skin.
Herpes simplex (labialis)
100
A mother brings her 3 year old son into your urgent care stating that he has an anaphylactic allergy to peanuts and believes he was exposed at daycare. What sound would you expect to hear?
Stridor
100
S1 is notably louder at this point of the heart
Apex
200
What anterior structures are going to be seen upon ophthalmic examination of the inner eye?
The red reflex
Optic disc
Retina
Possibly fovea and macula
200
OLDCART and the "A" is for...?
Alleviate/Aggravate
200
When performing Weber's test on a patient with sensorineural hearing loss, sound latereralizes the good or impaired ear?
Good
200
A patient with this disease would need referral to what specialty?
Dermatologic oncology
200
Results from your patient's PFT show that your patient's FVC is 86%, FEV1 is 71%, and the FEV1/FVC (% predicted) to be 98%. What can be concluded of this patient?
Restrictive lung disease
200
What patient position can be used to better auscultate mitral stenosis?
Left lateral decubitus
300
Agatha, age 86, comes into the doctor's office c/o a painful, tender, swollen eye. Upon assessment you see this on Agatha'a eyelid. What bacteria caused this infection? 
Staphylococcus aureus
300
What vital documentation is included in the "P" of the SOAP note?
Planned tests, referrals, treatments prescribed, patient education, follow-up instructions
300
You are performing the Rinne test on a returning patient and you notice that the patient's BC>AC. It is concluded that the patient has _______ hearing loss.
Conductive.
300
What test would you perform on this patient?
STI screening
300
Name 3 disease processes where associated with this auscultated sound.
COPD, asthma, bronchiectasis, PNA, and heart failure
300
Upon assessment of your patient's carotid pulse, you hear the following sound. What can be concluded from this sound?
Aortic regurgitation
400
What is the leading treatable cause of blindness?
Cataracts
400
VINDICATE and the "I" is for...?
Idiopathic, Intoxication
400
If untreated, this condition can erode the middle ear causing facial nerve damage and deafness.
Cholesteatoma
400
This autosomal dominant syndrome puts patients with it at 40-80% increased risk of GI cancer. What is the name and characteristics?
Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome
Small brown pigmented spots around the mouth, hands, and feet.
400
When performing egophony, your patient's spoken "ee" is heard as "ay". You are worried that your patient has what disease process?
Lobar Pneumonia
400
This heart sound caused by atrial systole, is associated with HTN and occurs when blood is squeezed into a non-compliant LV.
S4
500
What disease process is seen below?
Pterygium
500
Tom, 48 yo, reports he works at a nuclear plant. You can document this in which parts of his review of systems?
Respiratory & Hematologic
500
Michael comes to your practice c/o earache, fever, and hearing loss. Upon of his ear, you see this. What is your primary differential diagnosis?
Acute Otitis Media with Purulent Effusion
500
What type of infection is this patient more at risk for?
Candida
500
J.B. is diagnosed with a pneumothorax, you know that when percussing this patient's affected lung field, you would expect to hear what sound?
Hyperresonant
500
What pattern is evident in the V3 lead?
ST elevation