Exam questions Clinical Introduction - Internal Medicine


1.       Medical documentation

2.       Examination of the heart  in general

3.       Endoscopy of the digestive tract – indication

4.       Patient´s history

5.       Systolic murmurs

6.       Examination of the intestines

7.       Physical examination

8.       Diastolic murmurs

9.       Imaging methods for GIT investigation (X ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI – indications)

10.   Oedema – in general

11.   Heart sounds

12.   Examination of the liver and gall bladder

13.   Disorders of consciousness

14.   Examination of the pancreas

15.   Body temperature

16.   Measurement of blood pressure, hypertension and hypotension

17.   Examination of the head and neck, goiter

18.   Physical examination of the cardiac patient

19.   Examination of liver and spleen, portal hypertension

20.   Examination of the chest inspection and palpation

21.   Jaundice

22.   Examination of the chest

23.   Physical examination of the respiratory tract

24.   Examinations methods in cardiology

25.   Examination of the kidneys

26.   Cough

27.   Physiological electrocardiogram, basics pathology

28.   Pathological changes in urine quantity and composition

29.   X-ray examination of the heart and vessels

30.   Basic examination of urine

31.   Examination of the chest: percussion and auscultation.

32.   Treadmill tests: principles, methods, types of stress

33.   The principles of haemodialysis

34.   Superior vena cava syndrome

35.   Echocardiography

36.   Basic biochemical analysis of blood and normal values: : glucose, electrolytes BUN,
creatinine, liver function tests, lipids

37.   Pulmonary syndromes - physical findings (inflammation, pneumothorax, effusion, chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease)

38.   Radionuclide assessment of pulmonary circulation

39.   Blood types (groups), blood transfusion procedure

40.   Examination of the lungs – X – rays, endoscopy, biopsy, cytology, bacteriology

41.   Invasive examination methods in cardiology

42.   Blood count (basis parameters), bone marrow examination

43.   Defibrillation, cardioversion, pacing of the heart

44.   Examination methods in endocrinology

45.   Thoracic puncture

46.   Examination of the arterial system

47.   Chest pain

48.   Examination of the venous system

49.   Examination methods in diabetology

50.   Bacteriological examinations, specimen collection

51.   Examination of lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes

52.   Cyanosis

53.   Physical examination of the abdomen

54.    Acid-base and water balance disorders

55.   Dyspnoea

56.   Abdominal pain: acute, chronic

57.   Examination of the musculoskeletal system

58.   Lung endoscopy

59.   Examination of the abdomen: palpation, percussion, auscultation

60.   Pain in the back and extremities

61.   Pulmonary functional testing

62.   Dyspepsia, vomiting, diarrhoea

63.   Life threatening conditions (examinations, basic treatment)