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NBCE Part 2 example questions and Answers(RThis ossifying hematoma is found in the adduction magnus muscle and is common in horseback riders. Which condition does this represent? a. pseudosarcoma b. prussian's disease c. paget's disease d. multiple myeloma - ANSWER B. Prussian's disease (Myositis Ossificans) Dawbarn's sign has an indication of a. posterior shoulder dislocation b. subacromial bursitis c. rotator cuff tear d. lateral disc protrusion - ANSWER B. Subacromial bursitis ...

NBCE Part 2 - General Diagnosis Questions And Correct Answers A case history includes Chief complaint Present illness Past History Family, occupational, social, review of systems Answers given from a chief complaint should be.. Own words, open ended. Temperature can be taken where? Anal, oral, otic, axilary, vaginal, testicular What is the difference in temperatures between a bacterial infection and viral infection? Bacterial is sustained. Viral has spikes, where they will have ...

NBCE Part 2 - General Diagnosis Questions And Correct Answers A case history includes Chief complaint Present illness Past History Family, occupational, social, review of systems Answers given from a chief complaint should be.. Own words, open ended. Temperature can be taken where? Anal, oral, otic, axilary, vaginal, testicular What is the difference in temperatures between a bacterial infection and viral infection? Bacterial is sustained. Viral has spikes, where they will have ...