10 Questions
In a patient presenting with sudden onset of severe scrotal pain and right iliac fossa pain, which examination finding is most likely to be observed?
Tender, hard testis riding higher than contralateral testis
In a patient with a brother who recently had a heart attack, what is the most important cardiovascular risk factor to address?
Smoking
For primary prevention in a patient with a family history of heart attack, which medication is commonly used?
Simvastatin
In poorly controlled asthma, what is the next step in treatment after ACE inhibitor for hypertension?
LABA (Long-Acting Beta Agonist)
In a patient who quit smoking for two years and is now considering returning to smoking, what stage of change is the patient in?
Relapse
What are two symptoms of pre-eclampsia in pregnancy?
Headache, visual disturbance
In the context of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, what are two possible medical conditions or complications that may occur?
Stroke/CVA, HF (Heart Failure)
What are two reasons for a high INR (>6) in a patient on warfarin therapy?
Alcohol (if suddenly consumed), Grapefruit juice
What is the recommended management for a high INR in a patient on warfarin therapy?
Stop Warfarin
In the context of palliative care, what is the primary goal?
Improving quality of life for patients with life-limiting illnesses
Testicular Torsion and Cardiovascular Risk Factors Quiz: Test your knowledge on the sudden onset of severe scrotal pain and its association with right iliac fossa pain, nausea, and vomiting. Also, assess your understanding of cardiovascular risk factors and primary prevention drugs.
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