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COMLEX II HIGH YIELD QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
Initial study for osteomyelitis

How is treatment monitored? - ANSWER x-ray, but MRI if it is equivocal (more sensitive, so will rule IN
the dx)



Follow ESR and CRP(prognostic) (WBC is usually normal!!)



Pacer required for these blocks - ANSWER Mobitz type II (3:1 pattern of P to QRS, regular R to R)

3rd degree block (P's and QRSs are "divorced)



First line for OCD - ANSWER SSRIs



acute dystonia (timing after drug initiation) - ANSWER starts hrs to days after initiation of antipsychotics



when does tardive dyskinesia arise

Tx? - ANSWER months to years after a typical antipsychotic med is initiated

switch to an Atypical Antipsychotic



acute akathasia (timing after drug initiation) - ANSWER restlessness/urge to move within hours to days of
typical antipsychotic initiation



Acute pericarditis in SLE presents with ____ - ANSWER (all the normal pericarditis sx) and



1. Leukopenia

2.Thrombocytopenia



X-ray in PDA

,Diagnostic murmur - ANSWER Incresed vascular markings 2/2 L -->R shunt, increased volume in the pulm
system



MACHINE-LIKE @ 2nd Left ICS!!!



early post-valve endocarditis:



late post-valve endocarditis:



native valve endocarditis: - ANSWER early (within 1 yr): S. aureus, S. epidermidis



late: S. aureus



HACEK: H. flu, Actinobacillus, Cardioacterium, Eikenella, Kingella



Sleep walking and enuresis are treated with - ANSWER TCAs like Imipramine (shorten stages 3-4 of
sleep)Use



Used to augment tx when MDD is resistant to monotx with antidepressants - ANSWER Lithium



Pts with CHD or an equivalent should be started on a statin if LDL is >_____?



If LDL is below ______, but they have a CHD equivalent, what should be done? - ANSWER >130



Lifestyle modification



Tx for panic disorder



Tx for GAD - ANSWER SSRI

,Anxiolytic like buspirone



Tx for acute gout - ANSWER NSAIDs!!



Dx a hemotx with ____________ - ANSWER x-ray



14 y/o with palpable pupura, abd pain, arthritis- Dx?



Renal Bx will show - ANSWER HSP



Mesangial deposits of IgA



Mood reactivity + 2 of the following: hypersomnia, wt gain, leaden paralysis, sensitivity to rejection -
ANSWER atypical depression



Most specific tests for RA? - ANSWER X-ray and anti-CCP Abs (RF is not specific and does not rule out
seronegative RA)



R to R in a-fib? - ANSWER irregular! (also look for p-waves that are hard to define)



R vs L BBB? - ANSWER WiLLiaM MaRRoW



LBBB: V1: W, V6:M



RBBB: V1: M, V6: W



Electrolyte disturbance seen in Conn syndrome? - ANSWER Conn syn: Primary hyperaldosteronism, will
have a metabolic alkalosis

, Isolated hypoHDL....tx? - ANSWER Niacin (ASA before!)



2 murmurs that increase with Valsalva - ANSWER 1. HOCM (systolic ejection murmure)

2. MVP (mid-systolic click)



How is HOCM treated? - ANSWER Beta-blocker or verapamil (non-dihydro)



PCWP is low in all types of shock exept: - ANSWER cardiogenic shock



SVR is high in all types of shock except - ANSWER Neurogenic

Septic (fever, white count, tachy, tachypnea)



High CO seen in this type of shock: - ANSWER Septic, but may be normal



Medical management of PVD - ANSWER Cilostazol



How is spondylolithesis graded? - ANSWER 3 grades,

below and above 26-50%



Hip drop tests __________ - ANSWER sidebending of the lumbar spine



Standing flxn tests _______ - ANSWER Iliosacral dysfunction



AP compression and Seated flxn test ______ - ANSWER Sacroiliac dysfunction



Straight leg raising tests _________ - ANSWER Sciatic nerve compression, could be from a herniated disc



Viscerosomatics: (major organs) - ANSWER S-stomach/spleen: 5-9

L-liver: 6-9

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