LEK questions: Internal medicine — page 4
732 questions in Internal medicine. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- To assess, in an outpatient care setting, the severity of community-acquired pneumonia (CRB-65 scale), the parameters specified below are used, except for: Question 203
- A 58-year-old male visited his family doctor because of dyspnoea lasting for several weeks. The patient did not have any chronic conditions in the past. Medical… Question 204
- Indicate the true criteria for positive bronchodilator response in asthma diagnostics in adults and children over 6 years of age: Question 209
- Which is the right treatment of acute viral diarrhoea in a patient with a negative history of other diseases? Question 211
- The SCORE2 scale includes the following parameters except for: Question 216
- Which of the following might indicate acute kidney injury(AKI)? Question 223
- Which signs and symptoms do not occur in patients with an excess of thyroid hormones? Question 224
- The diagnostic criteria of chronic kidney disease (CKD) include: Question 227
- Which of the following statements are true about ferritin? Question 228
- The features of inflammatory lumbar pain in ankylosing spondylitis (AS) do not include: Question 230
- Which of the statement below is true about gynaecomastia? Question 231
- According to their size, pituitary adenomas are divided into: Question 232
- Which of the following can be detected in the blood serum of patients with primary hypothyroidism? Question 236
- Which of the following statements are true about irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)? Question 237
- Which of the following signs are considered alarming in dyspepsia? Question 241
- Which of the following statements characterizes chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)? Question 244
- The first-line antimicrobial agent used for the treatment of Chlamydia psittaci pneumonia is: Question 245
- All of these agents are oral first-generation H₁-blockers used in allergy treatment except for: Question 246
- Swimming in open natural water bodies (stagnant water) is associated with a risk of: Question 247
- Which of the following tests is most useful for identifying early kidney damage in a patient with essential hypertension? Question 251
- Mutation in which of the following genes is most frequently responsible for the development of hereditary hemochromatosis? Question 252
- Which of the following most frequently leads to catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome (APS)? Question 253
- Causes for exacerbation of chronic heart failure include: Question 261
- Indicate the recommended protein intake for adult patients with chronic kidney disease (stage G2-G5) associated with diabetes, who do not receive dialysis therapy: Question 262
- In which of the following cases pre-diabetes should be diagnosed? Question 263
- Management of the gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) in an adult, without alarm symptoms and outside of flare-ups, involves: Question 271
- Rabies virus cannot be contracted: Question 272
- Which of the parasites parasitizes only in the lumen of the human large intestine? Question 4 (part 2)
- Which is the drug of choice in the treatment of acute uncomplicated bronchitis? Question 5 (part 2)
- A patient reported to the GP with temperature above 39” C, chilils and severe pain, lasting from the evening hours of the previous day. The pain appeared several… Question 6 (part 2)
- A 66-year-old male patient reported to his GP complaining of palpitations, impaired exercise tolerance and dizziness. On the assessment of the patient's ECG, the doctor… Question 11 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements concerning erysipelas. Question 12 (part 2)
- In which bacterial infection would you use amoxicillin as the first-line treatment? Question 13 (part 2)
- The beginning of post-exposure management can be delayed until the confirmation of rabies in the animal, provided that the animal that exposed the person did not show… Question 14 (part 2)
- The condition of a 60-year-old female patient, suffering from venous thromboembolism has suddenly deteriorated. Dyspnoea, tachycardia and tachypnoea have occurred. The… Question 16 (part 2)
- Normal urine sediment should not contain: Question 18 (part 2)
- Indicate a feature that is not characteristic of COPD: Question 20 (part 2)
- A21-day long antibiotic therapy will be used in the case of pneumonia caused by: Question 21 (part 2)
- A typical electrocardiographic image of acute myocardial infarction is: Question 22 (part 2)
- In which of the following cases will the GP use a 3-dose vaccination schedule using tetanus prophylaxis? Question 24 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements concerning antibiotic therapy in the GP's office. Question 35 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements concerning tuberculosis in Poland. Question 36 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements about hypertension: Question 38 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements concerning myocardial infarction. Question 39 (part 2)
- Indicate the true statements concerning urticaria. Question 40 (part 2)
- The most common chronic disease among adult patients in the GP's office is: Question 42 (part 2)
- Indicate the possible cause of the platelet count increase in the complete blood count test. Question 43 (part 2)
- The most frequently incidentaloma means an unanticipated diagnosis of: Question 46 (part 2)
- The differential diagnosis of lung embolism should include: Question 52 (part 2)
- Retractable hypertension can be diagnosed in a patient who, despite introducing lifestyle modifications and using the following groups of antihypertensive agents, has… Question 53 (part 2)