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Emergency Med Quiz BlitzVersion en ligne MCQs for med students par لينا سليمان 1 A patient presents with severe crushing chest pain radiating to the left arm, associated with sweating.What is the most likely diagnosis? a Panic attack b Acute myocardial infarction c Pneumonia d Gastritis 2 A patient has sudden shortness of breath, chest pain, and tachycardia. What diagnosis should be considered? a Asthma b Pulmonary embolism c Pneumonia d Heart failure e 3 A patient develops sudden weakness on one side of the body and difficulty speaking. What is the most likely diagnosis? a Hypoglycemia b Stroke c Migraine d Epilepsy 4 A diabetic patient presents with sweating, tremor, and confusion. What should you do first? a Give insulin b Check blood glucose c Give antibiotics d Discharge the patient 5 A patient is unconscious and not breathing normally. What is the first appropriate action? a Give oral fluids b Wait for spontaneous recovery c Assess responsiveness and breathing and activate the emergency response d Give antibiotics 6 Which symptom is most indicative of a myocardial infarction? a Fever with chills b Chest pain lasting >20 minutes c Back pain only d Feedback: MI typically presents with persistent chest pain longer than a few minutes, often radiating and may be accompanied by other symptoms. e Mild coughing 7 Which ECG finding suggests STEMI? a Feedback: STEMI is defined by ST elevation on the ECG. b T wave inversion only c ST-segment elevation d ST-segment depression e Prolonged QT interval 8 What is the most common presenting symptom of pulmonary embolism? a Sudden onset of shortness of breath b Chronic cough c Rhinorrhea d Feedback: PE often presents with abrupt shortness of breath, sometimes with pleuritic chest pain. e Gait disturbance 9 Which factor increases the risk of pulmonary embolism? a Regular exercise b Recent immobilization c Hyperactivity d Low blood pressure e Feedback: Immobilization is a major PE risk factor due to venous stasis. 10 FAST is a mnemonic used to identify stroke symptoms. Which is a component? a Facial droop b Abdominal pain c Fever d Tremor e Feedback: FAST stands for Facial droop, Arm weakness, Speech difficulties, Time to call emergency. 11 Ischemic stroke is commonly treated with which therapy within 4.5 hours? a Aspirin only b Heparin drip c Intravenous tPA (thrombolysis) d Feedback: IV thrombolysis with tPA is time-critical in eligible ischemic strokes. e Clopidogrel loading 12 Which sign helps diagnose hypoglycemia in a patient with diabetes? a Rash b Feedback: Hypoglycemia often presents with confusion, irritability, sweating. c Confusion or behavioral change d Jaundice e Hypertension 13 What is the first step in suspected hypoglycemia if the patient is conscious and able to swallow? a Give insulin b Feedback: Quick glucose rise is needed; give fast-acting carbs promptly. c Offer protein only d Provide 15-20 g of fast-acting carbohydrate e Wait and recheck in 30 minutes 14 In adult basic life support, what is the recommended chest compression to rescue breath ratio? a 30:1 b 30:2 c One breath every 5 seconds d Feedback: For single rescuer CPR, the ratio is 30 compressions to 2 breaths. e 15:2 15 When is CPR indicated in an emergency? a Only if trained with AED b If they have a pulse c Feedback: Immediate CPR is indicated for unresponsive, non-breathing individuals. d If the person is unresponsive and not breathing normally e Only after calling for help Feedback 1 Correct! These symptoms are highly suggestive of acute myocardial infarction. 6 Chest pain lasting >20 minutes is classic for MI. 7 ST elevation indicates acute transmural ischemia (STEMI). 8 Sudden dyspnea is a hallmark PE symptom. 9 Recent immobilization raises PE risk via venous stasis. 10 Facial droop is a key FAST component indicating possible stroke. 11 tPA is standard within 4.5 hours for eligible patients. 12 Neuroglycopenic symptoms like confusion are typical markers. 13 First-line action is fast-acting carbohydrates to raise glucose quickly. 14 30 compressions followed by 2 breaths is standard. 15 Start CPR on unresponsive, non-breathing patients while awaiting AED or EMS.

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Emergency Med Quiz BlitzVersion en ligne

par لينا سليمان

A patient presents with severe crushing chest pain radiating to the left arm, associated with sweating.What is the most likely diagnosis?

A patient has sudden shortness of breath, chest pain, and tachycardia. What diagnosis should be considered?

A patient develops sudden weakness on one side of the body and difficulty speaking. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A diabetic patient presents with sweating, tremor, and confusion. What should you do first?

A patient is unconscious and not breathing normally. What is the first appropriate action?

Which symptom is most indicative of a myocardial infarction?

Which ECG finding suggests STEMI?

What is the most common presenting symptom of pulmonary embolism?

Which factor increases the risk of pulmonary embolism?

FAST is a mnemonic used to identify stroke symptoms. Which is a component?

Ischemic stroke is commonly treated with which therapy within 4.5 hours?

Which sign helps diagnose hypoglycemia in a patient with diabetes?

What is the first step in suspected hypoglycemia if the patient is conscious and able to swallow?

In adult basic life support, what is the recommended chest compression to rescue breath ratio?

When is CPR indicated in an emergency?

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