Medical Consultation Quiz

Why does the doctor say the patient looks pale?

• The patient has a skin condition.

• The patient has a sore throat.

• The patient is running a temperature.

• The patient is feeling cold.

What does the doctor use to check the patient's temperature?

• A thermometer placed below the tongue.

• A thermometer snapped around a finger.

• A thermometer placed in the ear.

• A thermometer placed under the armpit.

What is the reading on the thermometer when the doctor checks the patient's temperature?

• 98.6

• 101.2

• 99.8

• 100.4

What does the patient notice about the new thermometer?

• It is more accurate.

• It doesn't require cleaning after every use.

• It is faster.

• It is less reliable.

What does the doctor check after measuring the temperature?

• The patient's weight.

• The patient's blood pressure.

• The patient's pulse.

• The patient's oxygen levels.

What symptom does the patient report not experiencing?

• Sweating

• Feeling cold

• Shivering

• Sore throat

What does the doctor suspect based on the patient's symptoms?

• Flu

• Common cold

• Malaria

• Pneumonia

How does the doctor indicate the dosage frequency for the medications?

• By writing the time of day next to each medication.

• By drawing dots in front of each medication.

• By verbally telling the patient.

• By providing a separate instruction sheet.

Why does the doctor suggest a blood test for the patient?

• To confirm the diagnosis of flu.

• Because there have been increased malaria cases recently.

• To check for a bacterial infection.

• To monitor the patient's overall health.

What does the patient do at the end of the consultation?

• Asks more questions.

• Thanks the doctor.

• Takes the blood test immediately.

• Schedules another appointment.