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curated_qa-00000404 | curated_qa | patient | true | How long will it take for the swelling to go away? | Other problems that may occur include: Depression Hyperactive behavior, especially in children Difficult to treat high blood pressure Leg swelling (if severe) | Using CPAP will gradually reduce the swelling caused by obstructive sleep apnea, with most people seeing improvement within the first few weeks and full resolution typically by 2–3 months if the machine is used consistently. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00000428 | curated_qa | patient | true | Any ideas on what it could be or what I should do about it? | It is arm lump? An arm lump is a protuberance or localized area of swelling occurring on the arm. Other terms used to describe the various types of lumps include bump, nodule, contusion, tumor and cyst. Arm lumps can be caused by any number of conditions, including infections, inflammation, tumors or trauma. Depending... | The nodule is most likely a chronic foreign‑body reaction to a BB (or a calcified scar) and should be evaluated with imaging and, if indicated, surgically removed by a hand/upper‑extremity specialist. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00000822 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the best explanation for this patient’s findings? | Mutation of the MEN1 gene | The patient’s hypercalcemia, duodenal/jejunal ulcers, and pituitary‑related signs are explained by multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1 caused by a germline MEN1 gene mutation. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00000898 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely mechanism of this patient's diarrhea? | Luminal chloride hypersecretion due to overactivation of adenylate cyclase | The diarrhea is caused by Vibrio cholerae infection; its cholera toxin ADP‑ribosylates Gs α‑subunit, over‑activating adenylate cyclase, which drives chloride hypersecretion into the lumen. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00000899 | curated_qa | patient | true | In addition to educating me about my contraception options, what is the best next step in my care? | No HPV-related screening and administer HPV vaccine | No cervical cancer screening is indicated now; the patient should be offered the HPV vaccine. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001145 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following complications is the patient at most risk for if she becomes pregnant? | Placenta abruptio | The macrocytic anemia with high homocysteine indicates folate deficiency, which creates a hypercoagulable state that predisposes to placental vascular problems, making placental abruption the complication she is most at risk for if she becomes pregnant. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001356 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the most likely underlying cause of this patient's symptoms? | Müllerian duct agenesis | Müllerian duct agenesis is the most likely underlying cause of the patient’s symptoms. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001579 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in the management of this patient? | Schedule lobectomy | The expert concluded that the patient should undergo a left lower‑lobe lobectomy as the next step in management. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001721 | curated_qa | colleague | true | A biopsy specimen of the kidney is most likely to show which of the following light microscopy findings? | Fibrin crescents in Bowman space | The kidney biopsy will show fibrin‑filled crescents occupying Bowman's space, which is the hallmark of rapidly progressive crescentic glomerulonephritis seen in Goodpasture disease. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001767 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which blood test is best to diagnose his suspected disorder? | IGF-1 level | The patient's findings are classic for acromegaly, and the most appropriate initial screening test is a measurement of IGF‑1 (insulin‑like growth factor‑1) level. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001811 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which is the most appropriate next step in management? | Colonoscopy | The most appropriate next step is to perform a colonoscopy with biopsies to evaluate for inflammatory bowel disease. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00001876 | curated_qa | proxy | true | Which of the following metabolites is most likely to be increased in this patient? | Galactose-1-phosphate | The infant’s findings are classic for galactosemia, so the metabolite that will be increased is galactose‑1‑phosphate. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00002140 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following best explains the mechanism underlying the development of the complication the physician is talking about? | Molecular mimicry | The child’s findings are classic for scarlet fever caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, and the serious long‑term complication of rheumatic fever occurs because molecular mimicry makes the immune response cross‑react with the patient’s own tissues. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00002564 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis in this patient? | Testicular tumor | The most likely diagnosis is a testicular tumor. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00002652 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely cause of his symptoms? | Hepatic vein obstruction | The most likely cause of his symptoms is obstruction of the hepatic veins (Budd‑Chiari syndrome). | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00002733 | curated_qa | proxy | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management? | Observe the dog for 10 days | The appropriate next step is to observe the dog for 10 days; because the bite was provoked, the dog is available and has shown normal behavior, post‑exposure rabies prophylaxis is not indicated and the wound has already been cleaned. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00002767 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the best next step in management? | Do not transfuse the mother and transfuse the boy | The expert concluded that the parents’ religious beliefs can be respected for themselves, but a parent’s refusal of life‑saving blood for a minor is not binding; physicians may give blood to the boy despite parental objection, while the mother may refuse transfusion, so the appropriate management is to transfuse the bo... | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00003238 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which long‑term treatment would most likely benefit this patient? | Valproate | The patient is experiencing a manic episode and should be started on valproate as a long‑term mood stabilizer because lithium is relatively contraindicated given his renal impairment, while his liver function is normal. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00003278 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Assuming this patient’s symptoms are due to his employment, what is the most likely occupation? | Diving instructor | The expert concluded that the most likely occupation is a diving instructor because the patient’s presentation fits decompression sickness. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00003585 | curated_qa | patient | true | This patient should be treated with a combination of octreotide, 5‑fluorouracil, and which other medication? | Streptozotocin | The third drug to combine with octreotide and 5‑fluorouracil is streptozocin. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00003657 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following do you suspect in this patient? | Berger’s disease | The expert concluded that the patient has Berger’s disease (IgA nephropathy). | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00003825 | curated_qa | patient | true | Further evaluation is most likely to show which of the following findings? | Decreased fibrinogen concentration | A retained dead fetus releases thromboplastin, causing disseminated intravascular coagulation that consumes fibrinogen, so the characteristic laboratory finding is a decreased fibrinogen concentration. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00004652 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate diagnosis for this male? | Brief psychotic disorder | The most appropriate diagnosis is brief psychotic disorder. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00004723 | curated_qa | proxy | true | Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis in this patient? | Schizoid personality disorder | The expert concluded that the patient’s presentation is most consistent with schizoid personality disorder. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00004778 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the most severe complication of this condition? | Cerebral edema | The most severe complication of Plasmodium falciparum malaria is cerebral edema (cerebral malaria). | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00004995 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate initial pharmacotherapy in this patient? | Intravenous vancomycin | The expert concluded that the patient has septic arthritis and that the appropriate initial pharmacotherapy is intravenous vancomycin to provide rapid MRSA coverage. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00005463 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in management? | Offer external cephalic version | The most appropriate next step is to offer external cephalic version to attempt to turn the breech fetus to a cephalic presentation. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00005834 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the best next step in management of the patient? | Ultrasound | The presentation is most consistent with Budd‑Chiari syndrome, and the first diagnostic test should be a Doppler ultrasound of the liver. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006130 | curated_qa | patient | true | What microscopic finding is most likely in the aortic arch? | Granulomatous inflammation of the media | null | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006282 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following medications can be given to treat the most likely cause of this patient's symptoms? | Amiloride | The patient has Liddle syndrome, an autosomal‑dominant gain‑of‑function mutation of the epithelial sodium channel, and should be treated with the potassium‑sparing diuretic amiloride, which blocks ENaC. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006441 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely underlying cause of this patient's symptoms? | Rupture of a small penetrating artery | The CT scan shows an acute intracerebral hemorrhage, and in a middle‑aged patient with uncontrolled hypertension and focal neurologic deficits, the most likely cause is rupture of a small penetrating (lenticulostriate) artery with a Charcot‑Bouchard microaneurysm. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006444 | curated_qa | proxy | true | Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? | Congenital rubella infection | The most likely diagnosis is congenital rubella infection. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006475 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is a side-effect of the long-term therapy this patient should be started on right now? | Hypertension | The patient’s dyspnea is most likely due to normocytic anemia from end‑stage renal disease; the standard long‑term therapy is an erythropoiesis‑stimulating agent, and a well‑known side‑effect of chronic ESA use is hypertension. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006520 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? | Parvovirus arthritis | The expert concluded that the most likely diagnosis is parvovirus arthritis. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00006656 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? | Gardner syndrome | The expert concluded that the patient’s findings are diagnostic of Gardner syndrome. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007015 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely underlying cause of this patient's condition? | Repeated wrist extension | The patient has lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow), which is caused by repeated wrist extension. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007114 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the most likely cause of my symptoms? | Reduced resorption of endolymph | The episodic vertigo, right‑sided horizontal nystagmus, unilateral sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus and aural fullness indicate Meniere disease, which is caused by reduced resorption of endolymph (endolymphatic hydrops). | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007173 | curated_qa | proxy | true | The girl most likely ingested which of the following drugs? | Acetaminophen | The child’s hyperventilation, metabolic acidosis and agitation indicate an acute salicylate‑type poisoning, and among the listed drugs only acetaminophen can cause this pattern, so the ingested drug was acetaminophen. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007417 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate recommendation at this time? | Influenza vaccine | The most appropriate immediate recommendation is to give the patient the seasonal influenza vaccine. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007615 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following openings in the skull transmit the affected cranial nerves? | Jugular foramen | The glossopharyngeal, vagus, and spinal accessory nerves that are affected exit the skull through the jugular foramen. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007818 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the investigation of choice as the immediate next step in this patient’s management? | Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) of chest | The expert concluded that contrast‑enhanced computed tomography (CT pulmonary angiography) of the chest is the investigation of choice for this patient. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00007882 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most appropriate treatment for this patient’s most likely diagnosis? | No therapy indicated | The patient’s isolated unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia with normal liver enzymes and a family history is classic for Gilbert syndrome, a benign condition that requires no specific therapy. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00008026 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the most appropriate next step in the management of this patient? | Reduce use of opioid therapy | The patient’s findings are most consistent with a postoperative ileus, and the most appropriate next step is to wean or reduce the opioid patient‑controlled analgesia and replace it with non‑opioid analgesics while providing supportive care such as IV fluids, ambulation, and a bowel regimen. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00008356 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Based on her history, and her physical and laboratory findings, which of the following is the most likely pathophysiology for her presentation? | Decreased ADAMTS13 causing platelet adhesion and formation of microthrombi | The presentation is classic for thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura, caused by severe ADAMTS13 deficiency leading to spontaneous platelet adhesion and formation of platelet‑rich microthrombi. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00008650 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the most likely diagnosis? | Duct ectasia | The most likely diagnosis is duct ectasia. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00008931 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which medication was most likely prescribed by my psychiatrist? | Venlafaxine | The medication prescribed was venlafaxine, an SNRI. The rapid euphoria, pressured speech, flight of ideas, and hyperactivity that appeared one week after starting it are consistent with antidepressant‑induced mania/hypomania. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00009372 | curated_qa | proxy | true | Further evaluation of this patient is most likely to show which of the following? | Prolonged partial thromboplastin time | The case represents an acute hemarthrosis due to hemophilia, which is characterized by a prolonged activated partial thromboplastin time. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00009413 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most probable cause of this patient’s condition? | A toxin produced by a gram-positive, catalase-positive bacteria | The symptoms are due to a pre‑formed heat‑stable enterotoxin from Staphylococcus aureus, a gram‑positive, catalase‑positive bacterium. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00009754 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Of the following options, which laboratory test can help to make the diagnosis? | Direct Coombs Test | The presentation represents an immune‑mediated hemolytic anemia, and the appropriate laboratory test to confirm it is the Direct Coombs (direct antiglobulin) test. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00009786 | curated_qa | colleague | true | What is the most likely diagnosis? | Aplastic anemia | The most likely diagnosis is aplastic anemia. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-00009802 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which pathogen is most similar to the one causing my symptoms? | Marburg virus | The pathogen causing the symptoms is most similar to Marburg virus. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-0000None | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the most correct diagnostic approach? | null | The therapeutic decision is urgent primary PCI (door‑to‑balloon ≤90 min) combined with immediate norepinephrine (adding dobutamine if needed), early mechanical circulatory support (IABP or Impella), treatment of pulmonary edema, and guideline‑directed antithrombotic and adjunctive medications. | answer_summary | [
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curated_qa-1c9a91d0-2a4c-4cb3-9481-28f9f15a72f8 | curated_qa | colleague | true | Which of the following is the best treatment for this woman? | Permethrin cream | The expert concluded that the woman's rash is scabies and that the best treatment is topical 5 % permethrin cream applied to the entire body. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-1c9ed576-9c1c-4bdf-9381-9a145b8b0591 | curated_qa | colleague | true | What is the most likely diagnosis? | Papillary thyroid ca | Papillary thyroid carcinoma is the most likely diagnosis based on the presence of Orphan‑Annie eye nuclei on histopathology. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-4ab00ecce5a9ffcd7a165be196f0eff992c0054d578e44c76bc1497a4c025f13 | curated_qa | patient | true | How long does it take for vitreous hemorrhage to clear up? | null | Most small‑to‑moderate vitreous hemorrhages resolve in about 4–8 weeks, while larger or chronic bleeds may take 2–3 months or longer and sometimes require pars‑plana vitrectomy; close ophthalmic follow‑up is essential. | answer_summary | [
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curated_qa-510daaf7-c17d-43a6-9765-5a9bfba97402 | curated_qa | patient | true | Which of the following is the most likely change seen on the biopsy to confirm the diagnosis? | arteritis with giant cells | The case is most consistent with giant‑cell (temporal) arteritis, and a temporal‑artery biopsy would show granulomatous inflammation of the arterial wall with multinucleated giant cells (often with disruption of the internal elastic lamina). | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-534cb963efff57e37336e95e1e97cc160d028639e466dd8b0878398ce9d0ac5f | curated_qa | layperson | false | Am I at risk for pneumonia? What vaccines should I get? | null | Pneumonia risk is higher if you have certain age, health, lifestyle, recent infection, living, travel, or vaccination gaps, and vaccines such as influenza, COVID‑19, pneumococcal and pertussis can reduce that risk; you should review your immunization record and discuss with your doctor which vaccines you need. | answer_summary | [
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curated_qa-53a1d185-f59a-4b67-9e0b-c1ffa0e5d1e2 | curated_qa | patient | true | What is the probable diagnosis? | Thyroid ophthalmspathy | The probable diagnosis is thyroid ophthalmopathy; it can present with restricted ocular movements and chemosis even when the patient is euthyroid. | gold_text | [
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curated_qa-59fc512136e328ad0ca7f143b750623c2aeecdcb59915e70a09c4d8931943690 | curated_qa | patient | true | What dietary changes or supplements can help manage my anemia? | null | First obtain a proper diagnosis (including blood work) to identify the type of anemia, then use diet and, if needed, supplements specific to iron‑deficiency, vitamin‑B12‑deficiency, or folate‑deficiency to restore healthy red‑blood‑cell production. | answer_summary | [
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