Where did Christianity begin? 

You estimate from your patient’s history, symptoms, and diagnostic testing that she has a 60% pre-test probability of a ruptured ACL.  After evaluating the patient and obtaining a positive finding on the Lachman’s Test, you determine she is 6 times more likely to have a ruptured ACL than your pre-test probability.  This value would be expressed as a:

The least-significant difference test is used to:

Which study design represents the best available evidence for diagnostic research?

A 72 year-old male presents complaining that a “curtain” has gone down over the top half of his field of vision in the right eye. The onset was sudden, approximately 2 hours ago. PE confirms that the patient has no vision in the top half of the visual field but normal vision in the bottom half of the right eye. Fundoscopic exam of the right eye shows that half of the retina appears normal, the other half is gray and opaque. PE of the left eye is normal. What is the most likely diagnosis?

You work in a direct access outpatient orthopedic physical therapy clinic.  You evaluate a patient with a positive finding according to the Ottawa Ankle Rules CPR, in which there is ankle pain and the patient is unable to take four steps both immediately following the injury and in your clinic.  What would be your next step? 

This patient is being asked to look to his right in the bottom picture. Which of the following cranial nerves is affected? 14.png

The suffix in leukocyte is associated with:

Which of these is NOT part of the Five Pillars of Islam? 

You have diagnosed your patient with xanthelasma. Which of the following would you screen the patient for?