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GENERAL MEDICINE FINAL EXAM 2025-2026 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS 1. What aspects of the health of the elderly and old people study geriatrics: It is mandatory to answer. With several choices. (5 points) Prophylactic Clinical Therapeutic and rehabilitation Dispensaries Labor experts
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Prophylactic
Clinical
Therapeutic and rehabilitation
Dispensaries
Labor experts
Prophylactic
Clinical
Therapeutic and rehabilitation
Small-spotted rash
Symptom of Pastia
Symptom of Theodore
Vesicles and crusts
Hedge symptom
Small-spotted rash
Symptom of Pastia
Hedge symptom
Dyspnoea
Tachypnea and tachycardia
Thoracic pain
Cough and hemoptysis
Syncope, shock
Dyspnoea
Tachypnea and tachycardia
Cough and hemoptysis
Syncope, shock
Medical history
Fasting blood sugar
Sugar in the urine
Oral glucose tolerance test
Glycated hemoglobin
Fasting blood sugar
Sugar in the urine
Oral glucose tolerance test
Glycated hemoglobin
a. Bent or crooked posture when standing and walking b. There is no pain in Vale's points
c. Positive symptom of the button (is it supposed to say bonnet)
d. Positive growth samples
e. Negative samples of Laseg, Bone, Neri
a. Bent or crooked posture when standing and walking
c. Positive symptom of the button (is it supposed to say bonnet)- if yes then it's also true
a. Byrne and Long model
b. Stott and Davis model
c. Problem based interview
d. Model of the three functions
e. Model of neurolinguistic programming
a. Byrne and Long model
b. Stott and Davis model
a. MCV is increased
b. Ferritin is increased
c. MCV is reduced
d. TJSK is reduced
e. Direct bilirubin is increased
a. MCV is increased
Systematic reviews and meta-analyzes
Consensus
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Bronchiectasis
Bronchial asthma
Lobar pneumonia
Lung cancer
Pulmonary tuberculosis
Bronchiectasis
Possibility to be removed
Contribute to the occurrence of serious diseases Negative impact on human health
Permanent exposure
Possibility to be removed
Contribute to the occurrence of serious diseases
a. Periorbital edema may be due to hypothyroidism
b. Swelling in cardiovascular disease is soft and warm
c. Generalized edema may be due to chronic heart failure
d. Ascites may occur in cirrhosis of the liver
e. In inflammation and allergic reactions, edema is most often generalized
a. Periorbital edema may be due to hypothyroidism
c. Generalized edema may be due to chronic heart failure
d. Ascites may occur in cirrhosis of the liver
15.Which of the listed communication techniques are used by GPs in negotiating actions to solve the health problem: It is mandatory to answer. With several choices. (5 points)
Summary
Explanation
Prioritization and partnership
Motivation
Use a sense of humor
c. Occur in major epileptic seizures, tetanus and intoxications
d. Short-term, rapid successive muscle contractions and relaxations
e. They occur when the cerebral cortex is irritated
c. Occur in major epileptic seizures, tetanus and intoxications
e. They occur when the cerebral cortex is irritated
a. Acute left-sided heart failure develops cardiogenic shock
b. Acute pulmonary edema develops with left-sided heart failure
c. In pulmonary thromboembolism, the patient has shortness of breath, pain, often a history of intervention
d. Hypo- and hyperglycemia are metabolic disorders that can lead to emergencies
e. Poisoning as a cause of an emergency can be thought of when the condition occurs suddenly, unexpectedly, in good health, and the deterioration occurs at a rapid pace.
a. Acute left-sided heart failure develops cardiogenic shock
b. Acute pulmonary edema develops with left-sided heart failure
c. In pulmonary thromboembolism, the patient has shortness of breath, pain, often a history of intervention
d. Hypo- and hyperglycemia are metabolic disorders that can lead to emergencies
e. Poisoning as a cause of an emergency can be thought of when the condition occurs suddenly, unexpectedly, in good health, and the deterioration occurs at a rapid pace.
a. Manifested with recurrent severe, strictly unilateral pain in the orbital, supraorbital and / or temporal region lasting 15 to 180 minutes
b. Accompanied by ipsilateral manifestations - conjunctival injection, lacrimation, nasal congestion, rhinorrhea, sweating of the forehead or face, miosis, ptosis and edema of the eyelid
c. Seizures can be seasonal
d. It affects both sexes equally
e. Type of secondary headache
a. Manifested with recurrent severe, strictly unilateral pain in the orbital, supraorbital and / or temporal region lasting 15 to 180 minutes
b. Accompanied by ipsilateral manifestations - conjunctival injection, lacrimation, nasal congestion, rhinorrhea, sweating of the forehead or face, miosis, ptosis and edema of the eyelid
Ability to deal with a wide range of patient complaints Structuring the consultation
Presenting information to patients in an accessible way Interruption of the patient
Ensuring appropriate access to your practice
c. Health promotional activities to prevent unwanted pregnancy
d. Health promotional activities to prevent sexually transmitted diseases
e. Periodic prophylactic examinations of women
Macula, roseola, crustacean
Roseola, urticaria
Macules, roseola, erythema
Macula, papule
Urticaria, papules
Macula, papule
Conjunctivitis
Episcleritis
Keratitis
An attack of angle-closure glaucoma
Keratoconus
Conjunctivitis
Episcleritis
Keratitis
An attack of angle-closure glaucoma
a. Polymorbidity affects quality of life
b. Pilimorbidity affects work ability, disability and mortality
c. Pilimorbidity does not affect disability and mortality d. d. Age has nothing to do with the frequency of polymorbidity
e. Polymorbidity includes three or more diseases
a. Polymorbidity affects quality of life
b. Pilimorbidity affects work ability, disability and mortality
Hypoglycemic
Thyrotoxic
As a result of electrolyte and water imbalance
In epilepsy
As a result of injuries
a. Management of the patient's health problem
b. Community orientation
c. Skills to solve specific problems
d. Comprehensive care
e. Applying a holistic approach
All answers are true
Detection
Clarification of the health problem
Negotiating actions to solve the health problem
Closing
Active listening
Clarification of the health problem
Negotiating actions to solve the health problem
Closing
Repeat.
32.54-year-old patient attended the practice with complaints of acute chest pain and shortness of breath. She had a stomach ulcer operation 10 days ago. She did not have a fever. From the physical examination - blood pressure - 140/80 mm Hg, pulse - 115 beats / min. Clear and clean heart tones, no pathological noises are heard during auscultation in the lungs. There is no pain on palpation of the chest. The operative wound is absolutely calm. GPs target pulmonary thromboembolism as the most likely diagnosis. Which ECG finding will be most likely? - ST depression- the segment in the first and second lead - negative T-waves - sinus tachycardia - expansion of the QRS-complex over 0.14ѕ What is your working diagnosis? - Argue it. Your differential diagnosis. Follow-up of GPs
Repeat
A) Alcoholic
B) Migraine
C) Clustered
D) Tension
E) Intoxication
B) Migraine
C) Clustered
D) Tension
A) Initial (marriage)
B) Prenatal
C) Parental
D) Postpartum (after the family leaves the children)
E) Common past, present and future
A) Initial (marriage)
B) Prenatal
C) Parental
D) Postpartum (after the family leaves the children)
B) Restricted access - Free access instead
C) Patient-centered approach
D) Doctor-centered approach - Doctor-patient rapport instead
E) Health promotion
A) First contact with the healthcare system
C) Patient-centered approach
E) Health promotion
A) Clarification of the health problem
B) Detection
C) Closure
D) Negotiating actions to solve the health problem
E) Differential diagnosis
A) Clarification of the health problem