step 2 ck nbme form 4 keys???

[drpratikmodi]

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Any body can provide me the link for step 2 ck nbme form4 answer keys
I gave it yesterday only🙂

 

[NewYorkDoctors]

I have an answer key (everything confirmed from expanded feedback amongst myself and 3 others)

However I do not want to distribute it online. Rather, ask away...

 

[deleonk1]

I have an answer key (everything confirmed from expanded feedback amongst myself and 3 others)

However I do not want to distribute it online. Rather, ask away...

Can you please help w this question:

A 25 year old F comes to dr bc of SOB, marked malaise, weakness, and fatigue for 4 hours. She felt well until 24 hrs ago when she developed muscle soreness after an unusually strenuous physical workout; she took ibuprofen for the pain 1 hr before her symptoms began. She has a hx of frequent migraines that have been prevented by taking metoprolol (twice daily) over the past month. Her BP is 100/70 mmHg. Examination showed facial flushing and mild periorbital edema/ Multiple wheezes are heard throughout the lung fields. Avoidance of which of the following substances is the most likely to prevent recurrence of a similar episode?

A. Acetaminophen
B. ASA
C. Meperidine
D. Prednisone (WRONG ANSWER)
E. Propoxyphene

 

[Dr. Atelectasis]

Honestly, screw NBMEs. Was scoring between 240-270 on them and then got a 234 on the exam. Lame

 

[Dr. Atelectasis]

Can you please help w this question:

A 25 year old F comes to dr bc of SOB, marked malaise, weakness, and fatigue for 4 hours. She felt well until 24 hrs ago when she developed muscle soreness after an unusually strenuous physical workout; she took ibuprofen for the pain 1 hr before her symptoms began. She has a hx of frequent migraines that have been prevented by taking metoprolol (twice daily) over the past month. Her BP is 100/70 mmHg. Examination showed facial flushing and mild periorbital edema/ Multiple wheezes are heard throughout the lung fields. Avoidance of which of the following substances is the most likely to prevent recurrence of a similar episode?

A. Acetaminophen
B. ASA
C. Meperidine
D. Prednisone (WRONG ANSWER)
E. Propoxyphene

Answer is B. Sounds like a sensitivity to NSAIDs and they tricked you by putting ASA.