Question 5:   The patient above (in photo) enters your office. His symptoms have been ongoing for roughly 6 months. Never really improving. His vital are stable. What are you prepared to discuss with this patient based off your differential?

Question 4: When counseling your patient on acne, what should you always remember to tell your patient’s before starting new medications for treatment?

Question 3: Angioedema is a result of an autoimmune mechanism. Treatment for severe angioedema (face, periorbital, Perioral, pharangeal) spaces should include all of the following management?

Question 10: When dealing with a human bite complaint, all of the following are important to remember EXCEPT?

Question 1: All of the following EXCEPT what, would be recommended for prevention of skin cancer ?

Question 6: Your patient presents to the office with what you see in this photo attached. Knowing what you have learned about cellulitis; which of the following would you NOT do for your patient?

Question 2: Urticaria (Hives) is a skin eruption that is triggered by an immune response related to mast cell release. Which pathway correlates with Urticaria?

Question 7: Based on the same picture in Question 6 (Moderate Cellulitis of forearm); how would you treat this patient outpatient?

Question 8: Your patient presents to the office after he was just seen 3 days ago for the same complaint of pain in his chest. You begin your exam and see these findings (as noted in picture). What do you now diagnose your patient with?  

Question 9: Based on your patient’s findings in Question 8, what is the most important medication to prescribe for your patient at home?