Patho Review 1

Managing urticaria, regardless of type, often involves which of the following?

Which is a hallmark sign of hepatitis A infection?

Which type of hepatitis is most commonly transmitted through fecal-oral routes like contaminated food/water?

Which of the following is often caused by shaving or friction from wearing equipment?

Which is an often catastrophic complication of a DVT?

Which type of skin lesion appears as scales or patches and often coalesces over a large surface area?

Which of the following require referral for additional evaluation?

High fever, mental status change, stiff neck, severe headache, and photophobia could indicate what?

Pt reports c/o chills, body aches, a headache, and vomiting that began the night before. Most likely type of infection?

Bacterial meningitis can be deadly and requires emergent/immediate referral?

Which tinea infection impacts the head and scalp?

Which virus causes a rash that often appears in a dermatomal pattern and is intensely painful and itchy?

Which of the following should be considered in RTA decisions for pts w/ mono?

Which would disqualify someone from participating in sports?

Fatigue, dyspnea, exertional angina, + syncope may indicate what heart condition? (leading cause of SCA in athletes)

Which is often characterized by a "dew drop on rose" type rash (red base w/ a vesicle)?

The Epstein-Barr Virus causes which condition?

Which secondary skin lesion involves a loss skin through the epidermis mucous as well as necrosis and tissue sloughing?

Weight gain, tachycardia, chest p!, + pitting edema may indicate what condition?

Typical s/sx are general, have an insidious onset, and include diffuse ache, low grade fever, and fatigue.

Which is characterized by a short PR interval + a prolonged QRS complex on ECG?

Which of the following does NOT have an associated vaccination?

Which is characterized by an initial appearance of Koplick's spots and a rash that starts at the head and spreads down?