Diagnosis Questions Quiz! Exam

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    A 40 years female present in OPD with complaints of upper abdominal pain radiating to the back 30 min after fatty meal for the last 3 months. What is the first investigation of choice for the diagnosis?

    • Upper GI endoscopy
    • Ultrasound Abdomen
    • H Pylori Antibody
    • Liver function test
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The 'Diagnosis Questions Quiz! Exam' assesses knowledge in diagnosing medical conditions using symptoms and test results. It covers various diagnoses and preferred medical tests, enhancing critical thinking and diagnostic skills relevant to medical professionals.

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  • 2. 
    What is your diagnosis?  - ProProfs

    What is your diagnosis? 

    • Hydrocele

    • Indirect inguinal hernia

    • Direct inguinal hernia

    • Un descended testis

    Correct Answer
    A. Hydrocele
    Explanation
    Transillumination is typical of hydrocele.

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  • 3. 
    What is your diagnosis? - ProProfs

    What is your diagnosis?

    • Lipoma

    • Dermoid Cyst

    • Sebaceous Cyst

    • Inclusion dermoid

    Correct Answer
    A. Sebaceous Cyst
    Explanation
    The punctum visible is characteristic of a sebaceous cyst.

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    A 15 years boy present in OPD with swelling at the upper outer side of the right eye from birth. It gradually increases in size. On examination feels that it's attached to deep structures and transillumination is negative. What is your diagnosis?

    • Sebacous cyst

    • Liopma

    • Dermoid Cyst

    • Boil

    Correct Answer
    A. Dermoid Cyst
    Explanation
    This is a typical history and place of dermoid cyst. It may occur in the midline.

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  • 5. 

    The premalignant condition of carcinoma gall bladders is:

    • Acute chelecystitis

    • Glandular cholecystitis

    • Gall stone more than 1 cm

    • Porcelain Gall bladder

    Correct Answer
    A. Porcelain Gall bladder
    Explanation
    A porcelain gall bladder is a premalignant condition of carcinoma gall bladders. It refers to the calcification and hardening of the gall bladder wall, which can lead to the development of gall bladder cancer. This condition is often associated with chronic inflammation and gallstones. It is important to identify and treat porcelain gall bladder early to prevent the progression to malignancy.

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