The most important purpose served by inter-professional communication is

The management for ST segment elevation myocardial infarction includes the following except:

Which of the following condition is least likely to be diagnosed with a chest x-ray?

The following conditions result in the trachea being 'pulled' toward pathological site except______.

The followings are the common causes of macrocytic anaemia EXCEPT:

A 60-year-old male presented to the emergency department for sudden onset of chest pain. His blood pressure was 80/60 mmHg, respiratory rate 22 bpm, heart rate 110 bpm, ECG showed sinus tachycardia, SPO2 95% on room air. What will be your approach for this patient?

Which of the following is a cause of pyuria?

What is the culprit artery involved?

Which of the following lesions will produce upper motor neuron features?

Bilateral affection of spinal cord at the cervical level may produce the following syndrome

One of the most common drugs associated with bilateral lower limb swelling is

The abdomen can be divided into four quadrants and __regions?

A 30-year-old female came to the multidisciplinary clinic complaining of palpitations and unable to sleep well. She has intentional weight loss of 6kg over the past 2 months. On examination, her pulse rate is approximately 120/min and irregularly irregular. Her blood pressure is 140/90. There are no murmurs heard upon auscultation. The ECG confirms the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation. What would you suggest as the most useful next investigation?

Which of the following statement is false?

Which of following is not the unique working diagnosis of bilateral lower limb swelling for females of reproductive age:

Which of the following blood tests is most indicative of cardiac damage?

48 years Chinese Lady came with progressive and intermittent giddiness since yesterday. Each attack lasted less than 5 seconds. She felt her giddiness was spinning type and made her feel nausea, but no vomiting, It was worse on turning her head. She had similar episodes of giddiness last year. She had no hearing loss, no discharge from ears. HINS test revealed impaired vestibular-ocular reflex, unidirectional horizontal nystagmus was noted and it was fatigable. Her vitals: T:36.6 degree celsius. BP: Sitting: 130/ 70 mmhg, Standing 127/68 mmhg. HR: 76 beat/ mins , 70 beats/ mins. SPO2: 99% on room air. What is the possible diagnosis?

What is the ratio of the normal heart side in a posterior-anterior CXR?

Which of these is NOT to the benefit of inter-professional collaboration?

Mr A, 75-year-old male walks into the emergency department for worsening of breathlessness for 4 days. He also has a productive cough with chest tightness and fever. His past medical history includes hypertension, hyperlipidaemia, diabetes and ischemic heart disease. What is your next immediate action for Mr A?

Which of the following best defines sarcopenia?

What is the normal upper limit of the mediastinum width?

A patient complaint of bilateral lower limb swelling for more than a year. It was noted the patient is a poorly controlled diabetes with worsening proteinuria. The most likely cause of lower limb swelling for this patient is

Which statement is least appropriate in explaining medication-induced weight loss?

What is the most likely cause of acute weakness?

The following conditions are associated with a widened mediastinum except _______.

The following conditions result in the trachea being 'pushed' to the non pathological site except______.

Interpret the following rhythm strip:

Which patient with asymptomatic bacteriuria no need treatment?

Which is the first step when interpreting a chest x-ray?

Chest x-ray shows a large opacification in the left lung with obscured heart margins. There are also air bronchograms within the opacification. The trachea appears to be in the midline. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Kris your colleague had severe diarrhoea since yesterday. Today he is complaining feeling light headed. His eyes look sunken and sallow. Upon checking his blood pressure is 80/60 mmHg with heart rate 120/min. He says he has seen a doctor yesterday. Today his diarrhea is better as he has been fasting but feels sleepy. He has blamed it on the 'antibiotics'. He also tells you he has lost 5kgs overnight . He asks for time off to sleep and recover. Which of the following is the most appropriate action you would take?

The followings are the common symptoms of anaemia EXCEPT:

History of alcohol consumption is the important history to obtain to rule out the possibility of liver disease and pancreatitis.

Which of the following statements is CORRECT about the medications for the treatment of hyperkalaemia with potassium level of 5.6mmol/L?

Which of the following is NOT a cause of glucose in urine?

Where does the heart's electrical stimulus originate from?

Mr Tan H. L, an 85-year-old man, who was found sitting on the fl oor during night shift. He was admitted 4 days ago with fever and agitation, who was diagnosed as community acquired pneumonia. The team has started on antibiotic, his fever subsided, and he was calm. Mr Tan has known dementia with behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD), atrial fi brillation on warfarin and poorly controlled diabetes. Family requested no retainer on admission. After fall, patient vitals are stable except having fever again, no obvious injury observed. Medical team reviewed him and physical examination is normal. But patient is confused and was placed on hourly conscious level monitoring while waiting for CT scan head to be done. Night shift nurses attempted to call patient’s son, but unable get through. You are the morning nurse in charge, you are required to call and inform patient’s son Alfred about last night incident. During the conversation, the son requested for the name of the staff who was involved in the incident, you should:

Inter-professional teams that establish collaborative relationships among Doctors, nurses and pharmacists focus on which one of the following?