Medical Quiz on Dermatology and Otology

Which of the following is a hallmark feature of a venous lake?

What is the most common location for sebaceous hyperplasia to occur?

What is the differential diagnosis for a sebaceous hyperplasia?

What condition is characterized by a white or gray ring at the corneal margin, commonly seen in older adults?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an ocular emergency?

What is a positive result for the tuning fork test?

What type of hearing loss is indicated when bone conduction is longer than air conduction?

Which of the following cranial nerves are associated with otalgia (ear pain)?

When examining the ear of a child under the age of 3, what direction should the ear be pulled?

In the Romberg test, what does the patient's ability to maintain balance without swaying indicate?

What is the normal result for the whisper test?

Where should the tympanic membrane light reflex be seen?

What is the main function of the inner ear?

What is the most prevalent cause of itchiness in elderly individuals?

What is a characteristic feature of stasis dermatitis?

In a Corneal Light Reflex test, what is the expected finding when the light source is shone into the eyes?

Which skin condition is often overlooked in geriatric ocular examinations?

What is the proper technique for examining the ears of a child under the age of three?

Which of the following is a hallmark feature of seborrheic keratosis?

A yellow tinged tympanic membrane is a sign of what?

What is the most common location for cherry angiomas?

Which of the following could cause conductive hearing loss?

Which of the following acronyms encompasses all components of a client's subjective experience?

What does the Weber test assess?

Which of these is an example of objective data in SOAP documentation?

Which of the following is considered part of a patient's past medical history?

In a Rinne test, what does it indicate if the patient hears the sound longer through air conduction than through bone conduction?

What is the primary function of the middle ear?

Which of the following is NOT a possible cause of otalgia?

A patient reports that they have been experiencing a gradual decline in hearing over the past few years. This is most likely due to:

During a Weber test, a patient reports hearing a tone louder in their left ear. This indicates:

A patient has a yellow tinged tympanic membrane. What is a likely diagnosis?

A patient's tympanic membrane appears opaque. What is the most likely cause?

During a Rinne test, a patient hears the tuning fork longer when it is placed on the mastoid process than when held near the ear. This indicates:

A patient's tympanic membrane appears to lack flexibility. This is most likely to cause:

During a whisper test, a patient correctly identifies less than 50% of the whispered words. What is the most likely explanation?

Which of the following is NOT a common cause of hearing loss?

What is the most common type of eyelid malignancy?

What is the primary cause of a Chalazion?

Which cranial nerve is responsible for transmitting visual images to the brain?

A patient presents with double vision when looking downward. Which cranial nerve is most likely affected?

What does the second number in a visual acuity test represent?

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of a Hordeolum (Stye)?

What is the primary purpose of the Fluorescein Stain Technique?

What is the primary purpose of eyelid eversion?