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.Family Medicine EOR- Urgent Care Exam Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update)
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Family Medicine EOR- Urgent Care Exam Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct (Latest 2023/ 2024 Update) Q: What type of bites are the leading cause of rabies transmission in the US? Answer: Bat bites Q: What prophylaxis should be administered if a patient is found in the same room as a bat but are unable to confirm if they were bit or not? Answer: Rabies vaccination Q: What can altered mental status present as? Answer: Hyperalertness Somnolence Lethargy Obtundation Stupor Q: How does coma manifest? Answer: Depressed consciousness with no response to voice, pain or other stimulation Q: What are causes of AMS? Answer: AEIOU TIPS: Alcohol, Epilepsy/Electrolytes/Endocrine, Insulin, Overdose/Oxygen, Uremia, Trauma/Temp, Infection, Poisons/Psychiatric, Stroke/Seizures/Shock Q: What does the Glasgow coma scale measure? Answer: Eye opening (1-4), verbal response (1-5), motor response (1-6) Q: What level of Glasgow coma scale do you intubate? Answer: 8 Q: If there is abrupt onset of AMS, what do you think of? Answer: Seizure Stroke Cardiac event Overdose Intoxication Q: What is a foreign body aspiration? Answer: Aerodigestive foreign body causing varying amounts of obstruction of the airway Q: What are common causes of foreign body aspiration? Answer: Peanuts (most common) Food, coins, toys Q: What age is most common for foreign body aspiration? Answer: ~2 years Q: What side of the lungs are most common for foreign body aspiration? Answer: Right main bronchus (more vertical than the L) Q: What are signs of a foreign body aspiration? Answer: Asymptomatic Sudden onset of choking, cough, dyspnea Q: What are PE findings in foreign body aspiration?
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