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In the tonal audiogram, different course of the threshold for air and bone conduction, so-called Cochlear Reserve,

is characteristic for:

In vaccinology the word “booster” means:

Increasing age is associated with many effects on the kidney. These effects include which of the following?

Indicate the true sentence:

1. Age related macular degeneration affects mostly peripheral vision

2. Non-neovascular AMD (dry AMD) is characterized by drusen and RPE (retinal pigment epithelium) changes

3. Neovascular AMD (wet AMD) is caused by choroidal neovascularisation

4. To avoid progress of AMD retinal surgery is advised

5. First clinical signs of AMD is distortion of straight lines and difficulty of reading

Intervals between injections of two killed vaccines is:

Intravenous bisphosphonates currently approved by the FDA for the treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis are

Intrinsic risk factors for falls include :

Intrinsic risk factors for pressure ulcer development include:

Irrigation with water is contraindicated for :

It's not true that adrenaline causes: 

Lactic acidosis is a risk in patients with renal or hepatic insufficiency who are on a sunfonylurea.

Large capacity ionization , very short range , low permeability and high Radiotoxicity radionuclides are characteristics :

Leading causes of death in age 25-64 are:

Leads I, aVL, V5 - V6 reflect changes in:

Leads II, III, aVF reflect changes in:

Life-threatening or alerting headaches do NOT include:

Live vaccine is not:

Man 59 years old noticed blood in his stool (fresh blood mixed with stool), temperature during the last 2 weeks ranged from 37,3 to 38,0°C, no other symptoms were told. In per rectum examination hard resistance can be felt in the end of the rectum, on gloves you see blood. What do you do?

Man 61 years old with no pathological symptoms. During the rutine per rectum examination a resistance is felt in the left lobe of prostate, the rest of examintion is within the norm. What should you do?

Match the disease with the pathogen that causes it 

1. Molluscum contagiosum. 

2. Viral wart. 

3. Impetigo. 

4. Pityriasis versicolor. 

5. Scabies. 

6. Erysipelas. 

a) Malassezia furfur. 

b) Molluscum Contaginosum Virus 

c) Sarcoptes scabiei. 

d) Streptococcus pyogenes.

e) Staphylococcus aureus. 

f) Human Papiloma Virus. 

Match the pain characteristics to cause

1. Pain in the retrosternal region or in the area of the apical impact, radiating to the neck and left shoulder, sharp, prickly of variable intensity
2. Retrosternal pain radiating to the neck, jaw, arms, elbows, crushing, burning, squeezing lasting more than 30 min
3. Pain on the anterior chest wall radiating to the interscapular or lumbar region, excruciating, extremely severe, sudden
4. Retrosternal, very strong, burning, sudden onset

1. Heart attack
2. Pericarditis
3. Aortic dissection
4. Esophageal rupture

Maximum cumulated adrenalin dose in case of sudden cardiac arrest is :

Measurement of percutaneous arterial hemoglobin oxygen saturation (pulse oximetry) can be performed by wearing the sensor on: 

Medicine used in influenza treatment is:

Medicines used in tuberculosis treatment are:

Members of the primary care team include the following except:

Meningitis in adults is most often caused by:

Metabolic syndrome criteria are all below except:

Metformin is considered as a first-line drug for the treatment of diabetes type 2, except for Patients with: 

1) Advanced atherosclerosis. 

2) Kidney failure (GFR <30 ml / min)

3) Damaged liver. 

4) Heart failure. 

5) Respiratory failure. 

The correct answer Is: 

Mild acute gastroenteritis in children under 5, without fever and dehydration should be treated :

Minimum of local area for 2 family physicians:

Modern medical science and technology have allowed for a longer duration of life, often despite terminal illness. The focus of the physician managing the dying patient should incorporate which attitude?

most frequently used in the diagnosis of a radiopharmaceutical is brain damage :

Narrowing of neuroretinal rim with corresponding visual field defects are typical signs of:

No referral from family physician is required to following specialists:

Obligatory family practice equipment are all except:

Of the following words, which one has not been used to describe care given by family doctors?

Older women are more likely to have urge and stress incontinence, and older men are more likely to experience

overflow and urge incontinence.

Optic nerve atrophy can be secondary to:

Overdose use of thyroxine may lead to such symptoms as :