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A collection of Question Banks in a variety of subjects and topics.

1 03, 2022

USMLE QUESTIONS BANK 2.0

By |2022-03-01T16:03:08+00:00March 1, 2022|Question Banks|0 Comments

Simulated Medical Study questions for board examination preparation. USMLE QUESTIONS BANK is a high quality question bank for USMLE. It is not only a question bank, we give our students the options of revising MCQs categorized by system and few revision questions after having taken the exams. Hence enhancing your chances in the medical board exams.

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3 05, 2021

Q803

By |2021-04-28T23:56:09+00:00May 3, 2021|Question Banks|0 Comments

During a barroom fight, a 24-year-old man is hit with a bottle on  the lateral aspect of the lower leg. The man receives a deep laceration   about halfway down his lower leg, in the vicinity of the fibula.    Following the injury, he loses sensation over most of the dorsum    of the foot. Which of the following muscles is also innervated by     the nerve that was likely damaged?

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3 05, 2021

Q802

By |2021-04-28T23:56:09+00:00May 3, 2021|Question Banks|0 Comments

A Guatemalan child with a history of meconium ileus is brought to a  clinic because of a chronic cough. The mother notes a history of   respiratory tract infections and bulky, foul-smelling stools.    After assessment of the respiratory tract illness, the physician    should also look for signs of

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