Family med 2020

The most sensitive and cardiac specific enzymes which rise in plasma at the beginning of MI are:

Early management of acute MI does not include:

Acute pyelonephritis should be distinguished from:[

Choose the correct statements:

Which disease is caused by bacteria:

Choose false LBBB in ECG:

In pulmonary embolism:

8. You have a 60y old patient with shrunken one kidney, who states that he had pneumonia during the war. He has no urinary symptoms and no bacteria can be cultured from the urine. You suspect:

Which medical treatment will you use for eradication of Helicobacter pylori?

In pregnancy:

Choose the false:

Choose the false:

ACE inhibitor contraindication is:

The reason of arterial hypertension is not:

Beta blocker contraindication is not:

There is no vaccination against:

Choose the false: Ischemic heart disease causes in ECG:

What is the correct dose of vit D3 for a healthy infant:

Frequent side effect after treatment with glucocorticoids is:

Patient with Streptococcal tonsillitis and allergy to penicillin you may apply

Contraindications to vaccination include:

Woman, 42y old, comes with substernal pain which is worse when she takes a deep breath and relieved when she leans forward. On auscultation you can hear pericardial rub. ECG shows elevated ST segment. She had the flu 1 week ago. Most likely the diagnosis is:

To unstable angina belong:

Complications of bisphosphonate therapy for osteoporosis include:

Most common cause of chest pain:

The incubation period of varicella lasts:

The recommended medicine for patient with hypertension occurring along with diabetes and heart failure is:

ACE inhibitors side effects do not include:

Medicines you would apply to patients with hypertension and diabetes:

Which of the side effects refer to nonselective beta-adrenolytics:

Which of the following are for middle aged patients with hypertension:

If you follow EBM rules, you would treat a newly diagnosed patient with hypertension with:

Presence of liquid within pleural space cavity can be recognized if over infected area there are:

Possible causes for chronic pancreatitis are:

UTI are most often caused by:

Diabetic patient comes to stating that he has had pain in his left arm for past 2 weeks and it got worse after physical therapy last week. Physical exam is normal except for slight weakness in the left arm and positive Babinski sign in the left foot.

To mucolytics group of medicine belong:

Symptoms like bellyaches, jaundice, diabetes, phlebitis suggests:

In a treatment of a patient with new onset diabetes, whose fasting sugar levels don't exceed 200 mg%, besides diet, one should apply:

Secondary[4] causes of arterial hypertension do not include:

*Healthy man, on no meds who smokes 1 PPD, comes to you with vague chest discomfort for a few weeks. On ECG you see NSR (normal sinus rhythm) and LBBB:

*In treating diabetes by injecting the insulin twice a day (conventional insulin therapy) the morning and evening doses should be divided as follows:

To a patient with arteriosclerosis obliterans occuring along with hypertension must not be applied:

The contraindications[7] in applying quinolones to patients with UTI are:

For a 60y old woman with type 2 diabetes and arterial hypertension the most efficient is:

For a pregnant woman with UTI the safest is:

****For a patient who had anterior wall MI 6 years ago and has now 48%[9] [10] you are obligated to do the following:

For a patient with hypertension after heart-attack the most efficient is:

*You are making rounds with Dr Z, a prominent hematologist in your city who remarks, while examining a diabetic patient, that diabetics are more likely to develop AAA. You know that according to statistics, a surprise to any clinician. After quick consideration you decide to:[11]

Atypical pneumonia is caused by following bacteria with the exception of: