Fifteen PANCE-style questions, mixed systems, the way the exam mixes them. Pause after each one, say your answer out loud, then check yourself. Keep count.

This is Rapid Rounds, a short set of practice questions between the regular episodes of the Physician Assistant Exam Review Podcast. About 16 minutes.

What's in this one:

• A firefighter with a pulse ox of 99% who isn't fine
• The toddler who won't use the arm after being pulled up by the wrist
• Chest pain that gets better leaning forward
• Resistant hypertension with a potassium of 2.9
• Back pain, saddle anesthesia, and urinary retention
• A platelet count that drops by half on day 5 of heparin
• Blisters that shear off with a little pressure
• The worst headache of her life and a negative head CT
• Restlessness three days after starting risperidone
• A sodium of 125 on an SSRI
• Abdominal pain out of proportion to the exam in a patient with AFib
• Milky nipple discharge and a prolactin of 95
• A rusty nail in an unvaccinated patient
• Sudden painless vision loss with hemorrhages in all four quadrants
• A new apical murmur a few days after an inferior MI

Every question comes out of the new edition of The Final Step.

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Full episode notes: https://physicianassistantexamreview.com/rapid-rounds-01/

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