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Question #1
One of Tim’s patients had significant amnesia after a party. Which of the following definitively informed Tim that his patient had not been date-raped?
A.   Negative test for pregnancy
B.   Negative test for flunitrazepam and gamma hydroybuterate
C.   No evidence of abrasions or injury to genital area
D.   No evidence of viral STDs
Question #2
One of Tim’s patients did not think highly of Western medicine, so she had no prenatal education and no care during pregnancy. Which asymptomatic disease(s) nearly compromised her pregnancy?
A.   Pelvic inflammatory disease
B.   Human papilloma virus (HPV)
C.   Herpes simplex-1 and -2
D.   Pre-eclampsia and gestational diabetes
Question #3
Which of the following is a common cause of erectile dysfunction in men?
A.   Gonorrhea
B.   Cardiovascular disease/metabolic syndrome
C.   Benign prostatic hyperplasia
D.   Low testosterone
Question #4
Which condition is most likely to be predicted by a digital rectal exam?
A.   Endometriosis
B.   Benign prostatic hyperplasia
C.   Colon cancer
D.   Testicular cancer
Question #5
One of Tim’s patients had gastric guarding and bloating, loose stools, nausea, and blood in her urine. CT-scan results indicated a mass arising from the right ovary that contained solid human components including hair and teeth. Tim’s diagnosis for this typically benign condition was:
A.   Appendicitis
B.   Ectopic pregnancy
C.   Teratoma (dermoid cyst)
D.   Ovarian cancer
Question #6
Tim learned that one of his patients was in need of sex education because she failed to understand when she was most likely to get pregnant. This patient needed to be informed that pregnancy occurs when a sperm fertilizes an ovum during the period of ovulation. Ovulation occurs:
A.   About 9 days after the START date of the most recent period
B.   About 14 days after the START date of the most recent period
C.   About 5 days after the START date of the most recent period
D.   About 20 days after the START date of the most recent period
Question #7
Which of the following painful conditions result from reproductive cells failing to stay within the confines of the reproductive system?
A.   Endometriosis and ectopic pregnancy
B.   Endometriosis and teratoma
C.   Pre-eclampsia and teratoma
D.   Endometriosis and ovarian cysts
Question #8
One of Tim’s female patients had a pregnancy test come back as a false negative. What does this mean?
A.   A false negative means that the test indicated there was no pregnancy in the case that there was no pregnancy
B.   A false negative means that the test indicated there was no pregnancy when there actually was a pregnancy
C.   A false negative means that the test indicated there was a pregnancy when there actually was no pregnancy
D.   A false negative means that the test indicated there was a pregnancy in the case that there was actually a pregnancy
Question #9
Which condition is most likely to occur without pain in younger male's reproductive organs, and potentially metastasize to lungs, chest, and pelvic areas?
A.   Epididymal cancer
B.   Scrotal cancer
C.   Testicular cancer
D.   Prostate cancer
Question #10
In addition to needing numerous drugs that manage sexually-transmitted infections, one of Tim’s patients might need to consider taking a prophylactic drug called Truvada. What condition does this drug attempt to prevent?
A.   Pregnancy
B.   Herpes simplex-2
C.   HIV
D.   Cervical cancer
Question #11
One of Tim's patients took Saw Palmetto, a supplement he read on the internet would help his condition. Which of the following statements might explain this patient's level of information competency as he made the decision to take the supplement?
A.   He does not distinguish between the credibility of evidence-based information and testimonials
B.   He suffers from confirmation bias because he wants the supplement to work
C.   All of these
D.   He has never heard of primary information sources
E.   He has a limited understanding of how to deem a source of information credible

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