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Diagnostic Case Quiz ❯ Quiz of the Month ❯ July 2023
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1) The most likely diagnosis in this patient with elevated LFTs is?

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hepatoma
cholangiocarcinoma
hemangioma
hepatic adenoma
2) The most likely diagnosis in this patient with back pain is?

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Kawasaki Disease
SAM
Takayasu’s Aortitis
Erdheim-Chester Disease
3) This incidental pancreas mass is least likely to represent a?

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schwannoma
adenocarcinoma
neuroendocrine tumor
IPMN
4) The most likely diagnosis in this 45 year old female is?

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serous cystadenoma
IPMN
MCN (mucinous cystic neoplasm)
SPEN tumor
5) The most likely diagnosis in this 50ish year old male is?

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serous cystadenoma
IPMN
MCN (mucinous cystic neoplasm)
SPEN tumor
6) The most likely diagnosis in this case is?

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lymphoma
carcinoid tumor
adenocarcinoma
GIST tumor
7) The most likely diagnosis in this case is?

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gallbladder cancer
gallstones
biliary cancer
pancreas cancer
8) The most likely diagnosis in this patient with hematuria is?

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renal cell carcinoma
TCC of the kidney
TCC of the ureter
acute pyelonephritis
9) In this patient with chest and back pain the most likely diagnosis is?

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aortic type B dissection
aortic type A dissection
intramural hematoma
giant cell vasculitis
10) The most likely diagnosis for the posterior mediastinal mass is?

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lymphoma
esophageal cancer
esophageal varices
extramedullary hematopoiesis

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