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AMC MCQ Recalls NOVEMBER 2024

Australian Medical Council (AMC) MCQ Recalls NOVEMBER 2024 compilation 80yo woman who lives in nursing home admitted for uncomplicated colles fracture, upon admission had incontinence so cbd inserted, & taken urine sample, upon discharge result came out: e coli in urine, nitrites & others negative. Pt denies dysuria. Next step?A. Allow discharge without any abxB.

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AMC MCQ Recalls OCTOBER 2024

Australian Medical Council (AMC) MCQ Recalls OCTOBER 2024 compilation 64 lady w/ painful L foot, intermittent attacks over 6 mos, warm and swollen. Distal pulses palpable, loss of sensation, erythema on L mid-foot. cause?a/ Charcot’s arthropathyb/ Acute episode of goutc/ Osteomyelitis A pregnant woman has spontaneous rupture of membranes. The CTG results shows fetal HR

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AMC MCQ Recalls SEPTEMBER 2024

Australian Medical Council (AMC) MCQ Recalls SEPTEMBER 2024 compilation 35y/o pcos( dx wasn’t given but hirsutism and irregular periods with weight gain history with metabolic features ) what is the most appropriate screening with regards to her management.testosteroneLH/FSHDHEAFBSlipid profile 4 boy bitten on hand by family dog. 4 contaminated puncture wounds on palm, no active

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AMC MCQ Recalls AUGUST 2024

Australian Medical Council (AMC) MCQ Recalls AUGUST 2024 compilation 35 yr female, came with complaints of severe nausea, abd pain and vomiting. Recently Came from Thailand. She mentioned here husband and son also had same food but they don’t have any symptoms at all. Her menstrual history is fine with 27 days cycles and bleeding

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AMC MCQ Recalls JULY 2024

Australian Medical Council (AMC) MCQ Recalls JULY 2024 compilation As GP doctor & U want to help Aboriginal people to prevent STDs in their communities, what is the best way to do that?1) TV advertising about the STDs2) school campaigns for students3) Posters public transportation4) individual teaching for young adults about STDs and it’s complications5)

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AMC MCQ Recalls JUNE 2024

In the first 10 months of this financial year 2024, over 22,797 trained health professionals, including 4,699 overseas doctors, have relocated to Australia, significantly strengthening the country’s healthcare system. New figures released on Sunday indicate that the number of healthcare workers, such as nurses and midwives, who have registered to practice in Australia for the

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AMC MCQ Recalls MAY 2024

Preparations are underway for a celestial extravaganza as the southern lights, known as the aurora australis, are poised to illuminate the night skies over southern Australia this Sunday. The eagerly awaited event, fueled by charged solar particles interacting with Earth’s magnetic field, promises a breathtaking display of colorful ribbons dancing across the heavens. Enthusiasts and

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AMC MCQ Recalls APRIL 2024

The evolving perceptions of rural medicine was currently observed by UNSW Associate Dean of Rural Health, Tara Mackenzie. Initially discouraged from pursuing rural practice, Mackenzie now witnesses a cultural shift that encourages students to embrace rural training opportunities. The establishment of rural medical schools in New South Wales since 2017 has provided students with firsthand

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AMC MCQ Recalls MARCH 2024

One of Australia’s prominent doctors suggests discontinuing the term “long COVID” following a study revealing similar long-term effects of COVID-19 compared to other viruses like the flu. The study conducted by Queensland Health, involving over 5000 individuals with respiratory symptoms during the Omicron variant’s prevalence, found comparable rates of functional limitations between COVID-19 and non-COVID

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