When evaluating a patient’s knee you internally rotate the tibia and extend the knee. When doing this maneuver you note there is a painful click is felt over the lateral side of the knee joint. What maneuver are you performing and what is the most likely diagnosis?
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What test is the most appropriate to evaluation for a supras…
What test is the most appropriate to evaluation for a supraspinatus tendon rupture?
A patient presents to the clinic complaining of lower extrem…
A patient presents to the clinic complaining of lower extremity pain that occurs with walking. The patient has a history of smoking and on physical exam you note weak pulses, coolness of the lower extremities, and decreased hair growth. Your initial diagnosis is?
What are the 6-Ps of PAD?
What are the 6-Ps of PAD?
You diagnose a patient with Myasthenia Gravis. The patient a…
You diagnose a patient with Myasthenia Gravis. The patient asks you what caused this disease, what is your most appropriate response?
Which of the following is consistent with ischemic chest pai…
Which of the following is consistent with ischemic chest pain?
All of the following terms pertain to the integumentary syst…
All of the following terms pertain to the integumentary system, except:
You suspect a patient has Vascular Dementia, what would not…
You suspect a patient has Vascular Dementia, what would not be a risk factor of vascular dementia?
A patient presents with an acute onset of high fever, severe…
A patient presents with an acute onset of high fever, severe headache, nuchal rigidity, a purpuric and petechial rash, rapid changes in mental status and positive blood cultures. What is the most likely diagnosis
Which of the following would not be present in a patient wit…
Which of the following would not be present in a patient with encephalitis?