Froggy Jumps
This quiz is designed to assess students' understanding of essential medical concepts and diagnostic frameworks in neurology, pulmonology, and cardiology etc. It will also test students on their ability to apply the OPQRST and A/A A/S frameworks in clinical history-taking.
1
Alana, a 16-year-old, has complaints of worsening shortness of breath and increased wheezing over the past week. She has a history of chronic asthma, but this recent flare-up seems more intense than usual. How should the doctor ask her questions ?
a
OPRST A/A
b
OPQRST A/A A/S
c
OPQRST A/S
2
What is the definition of neurology?
a
Medical branch dealing with anatomy, functions, & disorders of nervous system
b
Study of neural development
c
Medical branch dealing with with anatomy and functions of the central nervous system
3
A patient is unable to recognize the current day, month, or the location they are in. They also struggle to remember their own name when asked. Which lobe is most likely damaged?
a
Temporal
b
Occipital
c
Frontal
4
A patient is having trouble understanding spoken sentences and their speech is often unclear or out of context. Which lobe is likely damaged?
a
Temporal
b
Frontal
c
Parietal
5
A patient has difficulty seeing clearly, and their peripheral vision seems reduced. They also experience blurred vision when focusing on objects close up. Which lobe might be affected?
a
Parietal
b
Occipital
c
Temporal
6
A patient is unable to move one side of their face or body and reports numbness or loss of sensation on their arm and leg. Which lobe is likely damaged?
a
Occipital
b
Parietal
c
Tempral
7
What is the definition of cardiology?
a
Medical branch dealing with the anatomy, functions, and disorders of the skin and its structures.
b
Medical branch dealing with the heart and associated organs.
c
Medical branch dealing with the anatomy, functions, and disorders of the digestive system.
8
What is the main difference between a heart attack and angina?
a
heart attack is caused by temporary reduced blood flow, while angina causes permanent heart damage.
b
Heart attack causes chest pain, while angina causes pain in the arms and leg
c
Heart attack is caused by blocked blood flow and angina is a temporary chest pain
9
Who gets heart attacks?
a
Older people and smokers
b
People with limited physical activity and an unhealthy diet
c
All of the above
10
What are the signs of a heart attack?
a
Chest pain, sweating, arm pain, and feeling sick, with symptoms only appearing in men
b
Chest pain, sweating, arm pain, weakness, and silent symptoms, especially in women and the elderly
c
Chest pain and shortness of breath, but no symptoms in women or the elderly
11
How do we treat a heart attack?
a
By increasing heart rate and reducing blood flow
b
By returning blood flow using angioplasty or cardiac bypass graft (CABG).
c
By administering pain relievers and rest only.
a
Inflammation of the airways, mucus production, and reduced air flow due to various triggers.
b
A condition where the lungs produce excess air, causing difficulty in breathing.
c
A viral infection that causes swelling in the lungs
13
How can we recognize asthma?
a
Persistent fever, chills, and muscle pain.
b
Nausea, dizziness, and abdominal pain.
c
Chest tightness, wheezing/coughing, and sometimes needing a rescue inhaler
14
How can we treat asthma?
a
Diagnosis through blood tests and treat with antibiotics and pain relievers.
b
Treated with bronchodilators, steroids, anti-inflammatories, avoiding triggers, and rescue inhaler
c
Diagnosis through chest X-rays, treated with surgery
15
What is the difference between obstetrics and gynecology?
a
OB focuses on women's reproductive health, while GYNO deals with pregnancy and childbirth.
b
OB treats men’s reproductive health, while GYNO focuses on pregnancy.
c
OB and GYNO are the same.
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