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A 67 year old man came with chief complaint of blurred on both eyes since 2 years ago. There was no redness, pain, or trauma. No family history of blindness. The visual acuity of the right eye was 6/20 and the left eye 6/24. The IOP of the right eye was 35 while the left eye 32. Anterior segment was quiet, the lens was clear, and the fundus showed cup disc ratio 0,8 with rim thinning and cupping bilaterally. What mechanism might be involved in visual loss?
Image located in front of retina
Neovascularisation
Lens haziness
Optic nerve neuropathy
Leakage of the retinal vessel
A 15 year old boy comes to a doctor complaining he can not breath from his right side of nose since 1 year ago. The symptom s also accompanied by massive epistaxis. He sometimes experiences runny nose with serous discharge. He has no fever nor weight loss. Anterior rhinoscope finds normal nasal septum, there is a easily bleed reddish white mass at right posterior side of nose. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Left polyp extending to nasopharynx
Antrochoanal polyp
Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma
Nasal squamose cell carcinoma
Right septum deviation
A 28 year-old man presents decrease sense of smell and nasal congestion for 4 months. Doctor diagnoses him with chronic rhinosinusitis. What is the pathophysiology of hyposmia?
Edema of the inferior turbinate
Mucocilliary dysfunction
Damage of the olfactory nerve
Crusting in the nasal cavity
Thick secrete from the middle meatus
A 51 year-old stay-at-home mother who presented to the ED with severe right eye pain that started 2-3 hours prior. She also noticed blurry vision from that eye and rainbow-colored halos around lights around the same time. Accompanying symptoms include acute nausea. She has vomited twice since feeling the eye pain. Denies prior episodes. Denies flashes, floaters or diplopia. There is mild redness in the Right eye. No prior eye surgeries and trauma. There is family history of cataract from his mother. Her right eye was in severe pain, we can only observed her right pupil was mid dilated, sluggish to respond to light. Left pupil round and reactive to light. What is your most likely diagnosis on her Right eye?
Endophthalmitis
Anterior Uveitis
Orbital cellulitis
Acute Glaucoma
Skleritis
What is the neural pathway of itch sensation?
Itch sensation is delivered to cereberum by spinothalamicus pathway
.Itch sensation is delivered to cereberumby the spinocerebellar pathway
Itching actually originates in the peripheral nervous system
Itch sensation is delivered to cereberum by the posterior column pathway
The itch sensation receptor is Pacinian Corpuscle and deliver by spinothalamicus pathway
20 years old female present with acute redness in the eye, associated with pain. It was noted when She wakes up in the morning. She already had several episodes of red eyes. Visual acuity revealed 20/20 in both eye. The redness is blanching after phenilephrine instillation. What is the most possible underlying mechanism of this case?
Connective tissue disorder
Alterations in acqueous outflow
Infections of Herpetic virus
Related to Ultra Violet exposure
Possibility of mechanical trauma
Mrs Tuti went to the beach 2 day ago. She did not use the at sun block cream to prevent from the ultraviolet radiation. At Home, she felt her skin dry and itch. She went to her phycisian and was given the moisturizer cream. What is the protect mechanism of the skin to the ultra violet radiation?
The melanin pigment will dissipate or scatter over 99.9% of absorbed UV radiation
The stratum corneum will dissipate or scatter over 99.9% of absorbed UV radiation
The Keratohyaline granules will dissipate or scatter over 99.9% of absorbed UV radiation
The keratinocytes cell will dissipate or scatter over 99.9% of absorbed UV radiation
The Lamellated granules will dissipate or scatter over 99.9% of absorbed UV radiation
A 34-year-old man was brought to emergency department after being falling from ladder and hit his head. The patient complains that he cannot smell anything after the accident (anosmia). Where is the location of brain that he get anosmia?
Frontal
Amygdala
Parietal
Hypothalamus
Temporal
A 25-years-old woman had sexual intercourse 1 month ago. She complained that there was ulcer on her vagina. The ulcer had disappeared without treatment. But now, suddenly appears red spots that spread throughout her body that was not itchy nor pain, no fever. Laboratory finding VDRL 1: 80. What is the most appropriate diagnosis?
Ulcus molle
Syphilis
Varicella Zoster
Gonorrhea
Lymfogranuloma venereum
A 8-year-old girl went to clinic with complaining about her right ear feel very fullness, like water filling since 1 day ago. Physical examination on right ear reveals tympanic membrane was intact, retraction (+) and there is a clear fluid shadow and air bubbles. Left ear was normal. The patient got coughs and colds since three days ago. Based on the pathophysiology of middle ear inflammation, what is the main cause for the inflammation? otitis media
Upper respiratory tract infection
Tonsiloadenoid hypertrophy
Feeding time sleeping position
Maxillofacial Abnormalities
Tubal Eustachius dysfunction
A 30-year-old woman comes to emergency room, complaining of feeling of spinning. The symptom was provoked by head changing positions. There were latency, fatigability and habituation of symptom. What is the most likely pathogenesis happened to this patient?
Tumor of brain stem
Ischemia of cerebellum
Distention of endolymphatic compartment of inner ear
Labyrinth concussion
Free floating otoconia within semicircular canal
A 28-year-old man comes to your clinic with complaint about hearing level of left ear is decreased and he has history of otorhea since he was child. Another complain is runny nose, nasal congestion, cough, and trouble of tasting at the left tongue. Ear examination was found a secret mucous-pus out of the middle ear through the tympanic membrane subtotal perforation. What is the complication that has been occurred on this case above?
Sinusitis
Chordae tympani parese
.Retroauricular fistula
Labyrintitis
Petrositis
Which of the following condition that indicate a disorder of genome instability or DNA repair?
Bowen disease
Xeroderma pigmentosum
Squamous cell carcinoma
Actinic keratoses
Mammary Paget’s disease
A man comes to the emergency room after traffic accident. He has no decrease conciousness and had moderate head injury. A week after the accident he has diplopia and hirschberg test shown the left eye 150 esotropia. During the further examination of the patient above, it is noted that the patient also had lagophthalmos in his left eye and causing watery of the eye. Which structure is most likely to involved?
Cilliary muscle
Levator palpebrae muscle
Orbicularis oculi muscle
Dilator pupillae muscle
Muller muscle
A 8-year-old girl went to clinic with complaining about her right ear feel very full, like water filling since 1 day ago. Physical examination on right ear reveals tympanic membrane was intact, retraction (+) and there is a clear fluid shadow and air bubbles. Left ear was normal. The patient got coughs and colds since three days ago. Based on the pathophysiology of middle ear inflammation, what is the main cause for the inflammation?
Maxillofacial Abnormalities
Tubal Eustachius dysfunction
Feeding time sleeping position
Tonsiloadenoid hypertrophy
Upper respiratory tract infection
Mrs. Anna had unintentionally touched the hot pan. She felt hot and pain. She used the special cream for the burning skin and getting better but she lost her touch sensation. What kind of somatosensory pathway will transfer the hot sensation (temperature sensation) to the cerebrum?
Posterior spino cerebellar pathway
Lateral spino thalamicus pathway
Anterior spino cerebellar pathway
Posterior/Dorsal column pathway
Anterior spino thalamicus pathway
A 45-year-old female came with lump on her eyelid. Excision biopsy shows a xanthoma and foamy cells. What is the diagnosis for this patient?
Granuloma
Xanthelasma
Sebaeous carcinoma
Dermoid cyst
Pre-septal cellulitis
A 56- year old male came to his physician with an ulcerative, darkly pigmented skin in his right heel. Neither painful nor pruritic was indicated at this area. The biopsy and the microscopic found that the lesion consists of characteristic proliferation melanoblast cells. The melanoblast cells formed a few nests with various size and shapes and they invaded from the epidermis until the dermis,more than 1 mm micron from the upper surface epithelial. The nuclei of the cells are found anaplastic. What is your best diagnosis for this case?
Epidermal nevus
Dermato fibroma
Dermal nevus
Basal cell carcinoma
Malignant melanoma
At the audiometry examination reveals air conduction (AC): 10 dB on the right ear (AD) and 65 db on left ear (AS). Bone conduction (BC): 5 dB on the right ear and 30 dB on the left ear. Based on this examination, the degree of hearing both ears is:
AD Normal, AS is conductive deafness
AD Normal, AS is heavy conductive deafness
AD Normal, AS is sensorineural deafness
AD Normal, AS is severe nerve deafness
AD Normal and AS is mixed deafness
11 year-old boy who reports a 4-day history of irritation and itching, first in the Left eye followed by the Right eye one day later. Both eyes have also had a mild yellow discharge and mattering of the eyelids making it difficult to open the eyes in the morning. There is minimal eye redness but no foreign body sensation, flashes, floaters, decreased vision or diplopia. Not using any drops. No environmental exposures to the eyes. Both visual acuity are 20/20. Crusted dry flaky material on both eye, no follicles in inferior or superior fornix. What is the most probable diagnosis?
Bacterial keratitis
Bacterial conjunctivitis
Allergic conjunctivitis
Viral conjunctivitis
Viral keratitis
A 30-year old man presented with a small discrete papules and pustules in a periorificial region. He felt slight itchy. In anamnesis, the doctor found out that he has atopic dermatitis and often used steroid topical for his skin condition. What is the best treatment for the patient above?
Topical steroid
Topical permethrin
Topical metronidazole
Topical ketoconazole
Topical retinoid
A 32-year-old comes to a dermatologist for the evaluation of a rash over her knees. She first noticed the rash two weeks ago on the front of her knees and elbows. She denies any associated symptoms of itching or joint pains. No significant past medical history. She takes oral contraceptive regularly. Physical examination, bilateral, erythematous plaques with well-defined margins are observed over the anterior aspect of both knees and elbows. The plaques are covered with thick, silvery scales when on removal there are miniscule blood droplets. Which of the following is the most appropriate initial treatment for this patient? psoriasis
Topical application of betamethasone 0.05% cream
Topical application of hydrocortisone 1% cream
Phototherapy with ultraviolet-B radiation
Low-dose methotrexate daily for two weeks
Short course of 60 mg oral prednisone every day for two weeks
The physician was doing Weber tuning fork examination for this patient. What will you find about the result of this examination from the case above?
Left ear elongation
Right ear elongation
Right ear lateralization
Left ear lateralization
Shortens of the left ear
A 60-year-old gentleman presented with generalized diffuse skin erythema associated along with pruritus and bilateral limb swelling for one month. He had fever for two days prior to presentations. He was afebrile but appeared dehydrated with tachycardia. Generalized erythema and scaly lesions were distributed throughout his entire body surface area. Palmoplantar keratoderma were noted on both of his feet. What is the diagnosis of this patient?
Staphylcoccal scalded skin syndrome
Steven Johnson Syndrome
Acute generalixed exanthematous pustulosis
Erythroderma
Erythema multiforme
A 17 years old patient come to the dental clinic with chief complain painful on the jaw, fever and difficulties to open the mouth. Patient feel a pressure on the lower second molar tooth that come from the back. Intraoral examination show swelling and redness on the gum located behind the second molar. What is the etiology of this disease?
Viral infection
Impacted wisdom tooth
Food allergy
Trauma on the gum
Mandible fracture
A 51 year-old stay-at-home mother who presented to the ED with severe right eye pain that started 2-3 hours prior. She also noticed blurry vision from that eye and rainbow-colored halos around lights around the same time. Accompanying symptoms include acute nausea. She has vomited twice since feeling the eye pain. Denies prior episodes. Denies flashes, floaters or diplopia. There is mild redness in the Right eye. No prior eye surgerie and trauma. There is family history of cataract from his mother. Her right eye was in severe pain, we can only observed her right pupil was mid dilated, sluggish to respond to light. Left pupil round and reactive to light. A further gonioscopy was performed and revealed Trabecular Meshwork was closed with synechia. What is your further diagnosis on her Right eye?
Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma
Juvenile Glaucoma
Anterior Uveitis
Primary Open Angle Glaucoma
Primary Close Angle Glaucoma
A 38 year-old man with HIV was admitted to the hospital because of a generalized pruritic skin rash of a 4 week duration. The rash started with a few mildly pruritic papules over his interdigital web and arms, then spread to the rest of his body. He denied any fever, chills, or shortness of breath. On physical examination he appeared to be malnourished with poor personal hygiene. There were thick, gray-brownish, hyperkeratotic, scaly, confluent plaques with areas of excoriation covering his neck, chest, trunk, axillary folds, extremities, and genitalia. Skin scrapping examination showed numerous pearl like, translucent, white, eyeless, oval, with 4 pair of legs mites. What is the correct diagnosis of this condition?
Atopic dermatitis
Psoriasis vulgaris
Norwegian scabies
Exfoliative dermatitis
Pediculosis corporis
What is the receptor of discriminative touch?
Encapsulated Merkel free nerve ending
Unencapasulated free nerve ending
Unecapsulated Merkel free nerve ending
Unencapsulated Meissner’s corpuscles free nerve ending
Encapsulated Meissner’s corpuscles nerve ending
A 55 years old patient come the Dentist with the ulcerative inhomogene lession on the tongue. This lession has become bigger in the last 6 months. Patient smoke 12 cigarettes a day and regularly drink alcohol. Palpation on the regional lymphnode show multiple enlarge lymphnode on the neck. Patient has loss weight progressively. What ist the possible diagnosis?
Parotitis
Herpes Zoster
Squamous cell carcinoma
Herpes simplex infection
Fibroma
Biopsy from a 0,4 cm vesicle of a 28 year old girl in her left forearm result shows the vesicle involve epidermal layer. What is the best diagnosis based on the microscopic appearance?
Psoriasis
Ichthyosis
Lupus erythematosus
Pemphigus Vulgaris
Bullous pemphigoid
A man come with blurred vision since 2 days ago. There were also pain. There was no secret, history of contact lens user (+). Visual acuity examination showed he was able to read fingers in 6 meter. His visual acuity was..
1/60
.3/60
3/6
1/300
6/60
A 27-year-old woman came to DV clinic with complaint of a pruritic, erythematous and contagious lesion that appeared three weeks prior on the dorsal surface of the right leg. Her physical and systemic examinations were normal. She had given an account of her recent trip to Sumba, which was one month ago, during which time she wore sandals. On examining the skin, we found a 5-6 cm linear, erythematous, serpiginous localized lesion characteristic of a papulonodular tip on the dorsal surface of the right foot. What is the correct treatment for the patient above?
Permethrin 5% cream topically applied for 8 hours
Albendazole 400 mg daily for 3 days
Pyrantel pamoat 500 mg single dose
Loratadine 10 mg daily
Malathion 0.5% lotion topically applied for 8 hours
A 56-year-old man came with redness on right eye since 1 day before he went to doctor. There was no impaired visual acuity on the right eye. He consumed aspilet regularly for coronary heart disease. What is the most common sign you can find on physical examination?
Sub-conjunctiva bleeding
Triangle fibro vascular membrane
Cobblestone appearane
Conjunctiva injection
Ciliary injection
A 72 year-old-man post stroke (CVDNH) consulted to ENT department because can not made any conversation, doctors worried about total deafness. What is the appropriate objective hearing test for evaluating his hearing capability?
Speech audiometry
Impedans timpanometry
Tone decay test
Puretone Audiometry
Brainstem Evoked Response Audiometry
A patient with a recent head cold presents with a 2-day history of a left red eye. Today the right eye is also red. The patient complaints of a lot of watery discharge, burning, and slight blurring of the vision. She denies significant discharge or extreme itchiness. What treatment would you recommend? keratitis
No further treatment needed
Start a topical antibiotic and contact precautions
Admit to hospital for further work-up and treatment
Start an anti-histamine drop
Recommend cold compresses, artificial tears for comfort, contact precautions
A 7 years old girl often felt pain while pulling her left ear. The pain worsened at nap time and night. It has been occurred for 5 days. She also complained headache, fever, cough, nausea and hearing decreased. Her mother took her to a doctor. An Otoscopic examination of left ear showed that the tympani membrane was erythema and bulging. Why is the tympani membrane bulging?
An occlusion in the Eustachian tube
Ossicles inflamation in the middle ear
Retraction of the tympani membrane
Purulent exudates in the tympani cavity
Protrusion of vessels over the tympani membrane
Female patient, 80 year-old, came to dermatology clinic with chief complaint of skin irritation and itching at the scalp. During her anamnesis, doctor found that the patient abandoned in poor hygienic conditions without any family. Her physical examination showed the presence of numerous lice on scalp and hair with microscopic view of multiple nits. What is the treatment recommendation for this patient?
Mometason furoate 0.1% lotion
Ketoconazole 2% shampoo
Hidrocortison 1% lotion
Precipitated sulphur 20% shampoo
Malathion 1% lotion
A 60-year-old gentleman presented with generalized diffuse skin erythema associated along with pruritus and bilateral limb swelling for one month. He had fever for two days prior to presentations. He was afebrile but appeared dehydrated with tachycardia. Generalized erythema and scaly lesions were distributed throughout his entire body surface area. Palmoplantar keratoderma were noted on both of his feet. What is the most common underlying skin disease for the condition above?
Drug hypersensitivity reactions
Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Scabies
Psoriasis vulgaris
A- 50-year-old complaint not seeing clearly while reading. This symptom already occured since 1 year ago but the patient had no history of wearing glassess and no complaint seeing distance. After examination the patient was given S+2,00 for reading and the problem was solved. What is the most likely diagnosis for the patient?
Astigmatism
Hypermetropia
Myopia
Amblyopia
Presbyopia
A 21 year old housemaid come to the clinic complain of itch and pain between her fingers on both hands for 1 week. On examination we found multiple papules, erythema, scales and erosion (polymorph). The working diagnosis of this patient is..
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis
Irritant contact dermatitis
Allergic contact dermatitis
Nummular dermatitis
A 57 year old man comes to a clinic complaining spinning sensation along with nausea and vomiting. He also complains about ringing and hearing loss in the right ear. Ear otoscopic examinations are within normal limit. What is the most likely diagnosis in this patient?
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo
Non-vestibular vertigo
Central vertigo
Cerebellar vertigo
Meniere ́s Disesase
Patient come with the swelling on the lower jaw area. Intraoral examination show multiple caries and radix on the posterior mandible teeth. Patient has uncontrolled diabetes. Moreover, pus come from the gum and submandible area. What is the diagnose?
Pericoronitis
Submandibular Abcess
Mandible tumor
Cyst
Ameloblastoma
A 9-year-old boy came to the clinic to check his visual acuity. The visual acuity on both eyes with correction 1,0. Right eye with lens S-5,50 and left eye with lens S-0,5. Anterior segment is within normal limit, funduscopy on both eyes are good. What is the diagnosis for this patient?
Amblyopia ODS
Presbyopia ODS
Astigmatism ODS
Anisometropia ODS
High myopia ODS
A 50 year old man has symptoms of hitting the fence or runs on to people while walking. The visual acuity was 6/6 but the IOP was 35 mmHg and funduscopy reveals enlargement of the cup disc ratio with cupping. These drugs could be used for the condition:
Calcium antagonist
Cholinergic antagonist
Prostaglandin inhibitor
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor
Beta agonist
Mrs Anna had unintentionally touched the dry ice. She felt cold and pain. She used the special cream for pain and getting better but she lost her pressure sensation. What is the receptor of cold sensation?
Encapsulated free nerve ending
Pacinian corpuscle skin receptor
Unencapsulated free nerve ending skin receptor
Merkel unencapsulated modified free nerve ending skin receptor
Ruffini corpuscle skin receptor
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