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Brain MRI shows a well-circumscribed “popcorn” lesion with a…

Brain MRI shows a well-circumscribed “popcorn” lesion with a hemosiderin rim and prominent susceptibility (blooming) on T2*/SWI sequences; angiography may be normal. Most consistent with:

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Which of the following pathologic findings is most character…

Which of the following pathologic findings is most characteristic of Parkinson disease?

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A farmworker exposed to organophosphate insecticides present…

A farmworker exposed to organophosphate insecticides presents with miosis, bronchorrhea/wheezing, bradycardia, salivation, lacrimation, vomiting, and diarrhea. This constellation represents:

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A resident on call for a week has hyperglycemia, central adi…

A resident on call for a week has hyperglycemia, central adiposity over time, and delayed wound healing. Which stress-axis hormone is the primary mediator?

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Ventricular remodeling after MI is driven in part by which m…

Ventricular remodeling after MI is driven in part by which mediator(s)?

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A 29-year-old with 7 weeks of amenorrhea, unilateral pelvic…

A 29-year-old with 7 weeks of amenorrhea, unilateral pelvic pain, and spotting has β-hCG of 4,200 mIU/mL. Transvaginal ultrasound shows no intrauterine gestational sac. Best interpretation?

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A patient reports persistent, excessive worry about work and…

A patient reports persistent, excessive worry about work and family for over 6 months, with restlessness and sleep disturbance. This presentation is most consistent with:

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A 55-year-old with progressive proximal muscle weakness has…

A 55-year-old with progressive proximal muscle weakness has violaceous periorbital discoloration and erythematous papules over the MCPs. Which is most likely?

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A 19-year-old with a peanut allergy develops hypotension, wh…

A 19-year-old with a peanut allergy develops hypotension, wheezing, and urticaria within minutes of ingestion. Which mechanism explains this response?

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A 66-year-old with slowly progressive hyperthyroid symptoms…

A 66-year-old with slowly progressive hyperthyroid symptoms has a nodular thyroid on exam; there is no ophthalmopathy or pretibial myxedema. Most likely etiology?

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