Thirty questions on diagnostic testing for dermatologic, ophthalmologic and ear, nose and throat disorders: which question each test actually answers, reading a potassium hydroxide preparation, the biopsy techniques and the melanoma rule that protects Breslow depth, ultrasound for abscess versus cellulitis, the Levine method for wound culture, the four ophthalmic tests and what each finding means, rapid streptococcal testing against throat culture, audiometry and the tympanogram types, and computed tomography against magnetic resonance in the head and neck. Numbers always appear with the scale that makes them readable and no question asks you to calculate anything, matching how Professor Reynolds said this course is examined. This is the student version of the deck, and its licensed figures have been stripped — several slides carry a title and speaker notes but no picture. Where the notes describe the missing figure, the question cites the notes so you can see where the fact came from. Every question cites its slide.
Answers reveal only after you choose. Your score and a breakdown by objective appear at the end, with a review of everything you missed.