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Monash Fellowship Practice Exam Question 2. Your intern presents a case to you of a 45 year old woman she has seen. The patient has told the intern “I have a problem with my mitral valve”. You review the patient with your intern and make the diagnosis of severe mitral stenosis. .
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Your intern presents a case to you of a 45 year old woman she has seen. The patient has told the intern “I have a problem with my mitral valve”. You review the patient with your intern and make the diagnosis of severe mitral stenosis.
) List four (4) features on history that would lead you to this diagnosis in this patient. (4 marks)
Poor Answers: The Question means: Features on History that would lead you to the diagnosis of Severe Mitral Stenosis • Incorrectly listing history of rheumatic fever • Incorrectly listing examination findings not historical findings
List Six (6) features on physical examination that would lead you to this diagnosis in this patient. (6 marks)
The question means: what features on examination would lead you to a diagnosis of severe MS. • Lots of acceptable answers!!! Poor Answers: Lacked detail: eg. “Diastolic murmur” “lung crackles”