AMC (Australian Medical Council Computer Adaptive Test Examination) Sample Questions Set-29
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Question: Patient admitted in hospital with some pain somewhere. You prescribed morphine, but the patient could get relieved with medicine. later you revealed the nurse gave him PCM instead of morphine. What is your next action?
a) you deny to work further with the nurse
b) write a letter against nurse
c) tell the nurse to leave the hospital
d) complaint against her to the head of the Nursing board of the hospital.
Answer: (d)
Question: A man had sports injury and required morphine. You prescribed 10mg morphine but you discovered that the nurse gave the patient 2mg of Morphine instead of 10mg. The patient was still in pain and needed additional analgesics, what should you do?
a) Inform nurse board
b) Inform nurse hospital director
c) Write a formal report to head nurse
d) Write an incident report
e) Do nothing
Answer: (d)
Question: Woman has left groin mass. No trouble for her. On examination, discrete, tender, smooth surface 3 cm mass is felt just below and lateral to pubic tubercle. Which is appropriate?
A. Abdominal USG
B. CT abd and pelvis
C. Surgical exploration
D. Fine needle aspiration
E. Core biopsy
Answer: (c)
Question: Patient got laparoscopic hysterectomy. On the 5th day of operation she got redness around umbilicus. Swab of umbilicus shows S. aureus. Source of infection?
A. through IV
B. through vagina
C. through umbilicus
Answer: (c)
Question: Women underwent laparotomy now postoperatively developed fever with umbilical redness and discharge treated with flucloxacillin. What is the source of infection?
a. umbilicus
b. IV cannula
c. lungs
Answer: (a)
Question: TCA overdose...patient drowsy and hypotensive.
A. Oral charcoal
B. Gastric lavage
C. Adrenaline injection
D. Intubate nd soda bicarb
E. Haemodialysis
Answer: (d)
Question: Most useful drug for anticholinergic delirium?
a. haloperidol
b. levodopa
c. diazepam
d. physostigmine
Answer: (c)
Question: lady comes to emergency with wrappers of amitriptyline and another drug(can't remember). Seeing coloured snakes. Dx asked?
a) delirium
b) anticholinergic delirium
c) some weird syndrome
d) drug interaction
Answer: (a)
Question: A man with depression on venlafaxine for 4 weeks. He is now well controlled. But sometimes he sees a dark shadow when he is about to go to sleep. How to management?-s/e of antideps = hypnogogic, hallucinations = if reassurance present choose that
A. he should be on anti-psychotic
B. tell him normal people also see dark shadow
C. he should change antidepressant - keep washout/window period
D. he should cease venlafaxine-with Aysel Safaralieva and 6 others.
Answer: (c)
Question: Old patient with DM bilateral renal artery stenosis with HTN, which to prescribe for HTN
A. Captopril
B. Thiazides (it's Cl in DM as it cause hyperglycemia)
C. Metoprolol
D. Methyldopa
Answer: (c)