Given the symptoms, can you make the correct diagnosis? Here's your chance to sit in the doctor's chair.
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Given the symptoms of some common diseases, can you make the correct diagnosis? It's time for you to put on your stethoscope and test your medical mettle in this quiz.
Question 1 / 18
A 35-year-old woman comes into your office complaining of constipation. Which one of these diseases is most likely NOT the cause?
Slay!
Not quite right. 😢
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Question 2 / 18
A 49-year-old man is complaining of a fever and dizziness that doesn’t get better when he rests or drinks a lot fluid. What could it be?
Bullseye!
Not quite.
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Question 3 / 18
An 18-year-old girl comes in complaining of being bloated but also losing her appetite. What is your diagnosis?
Was that too easy for you?
That was incorrect.
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Question 4 / 18
An older woman walks in to your office with swollen legs and yellow fingernails. You notice that her toenails are also yellow. She also complains of respiratory issues. What is causing her symptoms?
Great!
Not quite right. 😢
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Question 5 / 18
A two-year-old comes to your office scratching his arm and has a small, raised bump on his arm with a red circular area surrounding it. What is your diagnosis?
That's right!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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Question 6 / 18
Your next appointment shows up complaining of speech impairment, difficulty walking and symptoms of dementia. She says her symptoms have been growing steadily worse. You also notice a yellow tint to her skin and visible signs of weakness. What is your diagnosis?
Fantastic! 🥳
Doh! 🤬
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Question 7 / 18
A patient comes to your office with a bulge on his testicle. It’s not causing any pain or discomfort, but it’s worrisome to him. Which of these conditions is probably NOT the cause?
Good job!
Doh! 🤬
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Question 8 / 18
A 55-year-old woman comes in with hand tremors. What question most likely WON’T help make a diagnosis?
Excellent!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Question 9 / 18
A pale five-year-old boy comes into your office with complaints about bruising easily and bleeding gums. What could be the cause?
Nice job!
Not quite right. 😢
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Question 10 / 18
An obese woman who smokes came in the ER complaining of tingling in her left arm and difficulty walking. What is your diagnosis?
Superb!
Having difficulty with this one?
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Question 11 / 18
A patient walks in to your office with dark red, irregular patches of skin and unusual overgrowths of cartilage. Sections of her skeleton are beginning to look deformed. What is your diagnosis?
Perfect! 👊
Having difficulty with this one?
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Question 12 / 18
A woman comes in to her appointment having lost weight inexplicably with strange lesions on her skin. She’s had a few for years, but more and more are starting to appear. What is your diagnosis?
Boom! Nailed it! 👊
Not quite.
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Question 13 / 18
A lethargic young man walks into your office and appears to be disoriented. He tells you that he has been eating and sleeping nonstop for the past week and has been very irritable whenever awake. What is your diagnosis?
Good work!
Not quite right. 😢
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Question 14 / 18
Worried about her child’s development, a mother comes to your office with her son. After an examination, you notice his feet are abnormally large, especially compared to the rest of his body. His jaw and front of his skull seem to be enlarged as well. What is your diagnosis?
Excellent!
That was incorrect.
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Question 15 / 18
A mother comes into your office with her two-year-old daughter who is beginning to lose basic motor and communication skills. You also notice the child is having involuntary hand gestures. What is your diagnosis?
Way to go!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Question 16 / 18
A man comes into your office complaining of a swollen right leg. He claims that ever since he returned from vacation in Tahiti, he has been experiencing fever, chills and headaches. What do you think the culprit is?
Sweet!
Nope, sorry. 😢
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Question 17 / 18
A 40-year-old man walks into your office limping. A heavy smoker, he complains of a progressing numbness and tingling of his legs. You notice lesions along his legs as well. What is your diagnosis?
Terrific! 🥳
Doh! 🤬
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Question 18 / 18
A patient comes to your office complaining of swollen, painful joints. He has had a fever recently and has broken out in a hive-like rash all over his body. What is your diagnosis?
Super!
Hmm, I don't think so. 😔
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