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#1. This appearance most typically follows treatment with which medication?
The pictured patient has lipodystrophy associated with an HIV-protease inhibitor.
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#2. The pupils of this female smoker were unresponsive to light and accommodation. She had noted weight loss and postural hypotension and was found to have an irregular centimeter-sized nodule in the right middle lobe. A test for which one of the following would most likely lead to the diagnosis?
A screen for antineuronal antibodies identified anti-Hu; the patient was found to have a pulmonary neuroendocrine tumor. Anti-Hu antibodies are associated with irregular, asymmetric pupils that are unresponsive to light and accommodation.
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#3. What is the diagnosis?
This is a large inguinal hernia that had been enlarging for eight years.
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#4. A 25-year-old bodybuilder presented with a tender, erythematous mass in the left upper arm. What is the most likely diagnosis?
This abscess developed following injection of a steroid preparation. Analysis of a deep wound swab revealed methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
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#5. This patient's appearance is a consequence of what surgery?
This patient had undergone open gastric bypass for morbid obesity two years previously. His appearance is a result of massive weight loss.
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#6. This lesion developed after the patient consumed raw meat from a sick goat. What is the most likely diagnosis?
This lesion was found to be anthrax of the upper lip.
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#7. This 38-year-old woman developed recurrent right-sided chest pain synchronously with her menses. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Her chest radiography demonstrated pneumothorax; endometrial deposits were identified during thoracoscopy implicating catamenial pneumothorax as the cause of her chest pain.
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#8. What is the diagnosis?
Cardiac tamponade resolved after removal of 6 liters of pus from the right chest.
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#9. What is the diagnosis?
The fundoscopic image suggests florid papilledema.
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#10. This plantar lesion was associated with inguinal lymphadenopathy. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Histopathologic examination revealed this to be an amelanotic malignant melanoma.