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A patient presents following a stabbing to his chest and has a cardiac arrest You perform an anterolateral thoracotomy. Which muscle in addition to pectoralis major are you most likely to incise? • A. Latissimus dorsi
B. Pectoralis minor
C. Serratus anterior
D. Subclavius
E. Teres major
A 32 year old woman presents with dizziness She has been laking medication tor low back pain Blood tests reveal a haemolytic anaemia.
Which drug is most likely to be responsible?
A young man arrives by ambulance having dislocated his patella playing football. Rehabilitation should focus on which muscle to reduce chances of recurrent dislocation?
A 25 year old man sustains a crush injury to his chest A CT scan reveals an oesophageal rupture as it passes through the diaphragm At which vertebral level is this injury most likely to have occurred?
A four year old girl presents with a fever Her skin feels warm to touch What is the most likely mechanism of effective thermoregulation?
A 21 year old man with a history of epilepsy presents following a generalised seizure A deformity in his left shoulder was noted and an x-ray confirms a dislocation You plan to reduce the dislocation using midazolam for procedural sedation
Sedation will occur as a result of mediation of which neurotransmitter?
A 34 year old man presents to the ED with chest and left shoulder pain A diagnosis of pericarditis is made Involvement of which nerve best explains hts symptoms?
A patient presents with acute cardiac failure and is prescribed a loop diuretic
In which part of the nephron will the diuretic inhibit the sodium-potassium-chloride cotransporter?
A patient arrives with shortness of breath Their venous blood gas shows they have a low haemoglobin They have a past medical history of pernicious anaemia
Which cells in the gastrointestinal tract are most likely to be attacked in this autoimmune condition1?
A 35 year old man is hypotensive following a fracture of the right femoral shaft.
Which receptors are initially involved in increasing his BP?
