NBME Step 2 CK Form 7 Upper respiratory tract infection (NBME Answers)

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Retired NBME Step 2 CK Form 7 Answers

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A previously healthy 4-year-old boy is ...
Upper respiratory tract infection 🔍 / 📺 / 🌳 / 📖
tags: Pulm repeat

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submitted by ∗seagull(1933)

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I came here to chew bubble gum and F**K this exam. Instead I got ran train on by all these questions.

Also, my media player didnt even work. I spent like 20 minutes trying to make it work. FML

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hpsauce90 chrome has default settings for flash set to "ask"...but it doesnt always ask. i guess you already figured it out, but a quick way to do it is to click the lock icon to the left of the website address. then just set the flash setting to allow +

azibird I listened for so long and kept thinking, damn it sounds completely normal, what am I missing?! Turns out they decided to use their one audio simulation on normal heart sounds... +

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submitted by ∗step_prep5(246)

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Did not have access to media player, but the patient’s presentation is consistent with a URI
CHF: Cyanosis, delayed capillary refill, etc.
Idiopathic pulmonary hypertension: Lower extremity edema, congestive hepatopathy, loud P2, RV heave
Pericarditis: Febrile, friction rub, etc.
VSD: Often asymptomatic until later age, will lead to a systolic ejection murmur in the lower left sternal border

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submitted by ∗adong(144)

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they really copied and pasted this sh!t on nbme 6-8 huh? couldn't afford another heart sound smh

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submitted by ∗osler_weber_rendu(160)

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Am I the only one who heard an S3 in the pulmonic area?

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sizario I believe it was a splitting of S2. It occurred during inspiration causing increase preload and delay closure of P2 +1

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submitted by ∗yotsubato(1208)

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Shitty heart sounds strike again. Totally thought the artifact in the recording was a continuous machine like murmur...

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submitted by ∗jlbae(159)

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The audio on these exams sounds exactly how I imagine deep fried memes would sound if they could make noise

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