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Last update: prof. MUDr. Michal Vrablík, Ph.D. (13.01.2016)
Examination Questions in Propedeutics in Internal Medicine 1 a Basic physical examining methods: use of different examination techniques (inspection, auscultation, percussion, palpation) b Principles of case history, the contact with patients of various age groups
2 a General examination of a patient - status of consciousness, quantity and quality; meningeal signs b Main parts of the case history and their content
3 a General examination of a patient- position and mobility, standing and gait b Dyspnoe
4 a General examination of a patient- body shape (habitus), nutritional status b Basic symptoms of heart diseases
5 a General examination of a patient - status of hydration, edemas b Basic symptoms of diseases of esophagus, stomach and intestine
6 a General examination of a patient - skin b Chest pain
7 a General examination of a patient - changes of skin and mucosa color b Auxiliary examination methods in kidney and urinary tract diseases
8 a Breathing and its disorders. Assessment and evaluation of body temperature b Abdominal pain
9 a Assessment of voice, speech and hearing; important pathological changes in these areas b Basic symptoms of diseases of liver, biliary system and pancreas
10 a Examination of the skull, nose and ears, assessment of facial innervation, important pathological changes in these regions b Cough
11 a Physical (somatic) examination and important pathological changes - eyes b Basic symptoms of diseases of the peripheral arteries and veins
12 a Physical (somatic) examination and important pathological changes - oral cavity b General symptoms of internal diseases - tiredness, anorexia, weight loss
13 a Physical (somatic) examination of the neck b Basic laboratory tests of blood, urine; oral glucose tolerance test
14 a Examination of pulse and blood pressure, physiological values b Auxiliary examination methods in gastrointestinal diseases
15 a Physical (somatic) examination of the thorax - cardiologist´s view b Basic symptoms of kidneys and urinary tract diseases
16 a Auscultation of the heart b Basic symptoms of diseases of the locomotor system
17 a Examination of the circulatory system b Disorders of swallowing, nausea, vomiting
18 a Physical (somatic) examination of the thorax - pneumologist´s view; basic pulmonary syndromes b Medical documentation: parts and forms; rules for handling and protection of personal data
19 a Physical (somatic) examination and symptoms of pleural disease. Pneumothorax and fluidothorax b Technique of blood and blood derivates transfusion; assessment of blood groups
20 a Overview of the examination of the thorax; examination of the brests and axilla b Electrophysiological diagnostic methods in internal medicine
21 a Physical (somatic) examination of the abdomen b Basic rules for collection and processing of biological samples
22 a Physical (somatic) examination of the liver, biliary system and spleen; ascites b Auxiliary examination methods in diseases of lungs, pleura and mediastinum
23 a Physical (somatic) examination of kidneys and urinary tract b Main symptoms of pulmonary diseases
24 a Physical (somatic) examination of the locomotor system b Overview of imaging methods in internal medicine
25 a Physical (somatic) examination of lower extremities b Auxiliary examination methods in heart diseases
Questions for the final exam are available at the website of the 3rd Department of Internal Medicine (http://int3.lf1.cuni.cz/) |